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Notice of Hearing – Residential New Neighbourhood Zones.Pdf NOTICE OF HEARING Residential New Neighbourhood Zones Includes provisions from Proposal 8 (Subdivision, Development and Earthworks) and Proposal 14 (Residential)* and associated Planning Maps and relevant definitions Venue: Christchurch Replacement District Plan Hearings Venue 348 Manchester Street, Christchurch Dates: Monday 11 January 2016 - Thursday 14 January 2016 Time: 10:00am daily This notice serves to notify submitters to Residential New Neighbourhood Zones as described above of the Hearing on these matters. In order for the Secretariat to prepare an Indicative Hearing Schedule, submitters who indicated in their submission that they wish to be heard are required to RSVP to the Secretariat ([email protected]) by 12 noon, Wednesday 16th December 2015 with the following information: 1. Submitter number and name. 2. Whether the submitter wishes to speak to their submission at the Hearing. 3. Whether the submitter has legal representation and if so, their lawyer’s name. 4. Whether the submitter is calling any expert evidence, the expert’s name and confirmation that the expert is available to be cross-examined. *The Residential New Neighbourhood provisions notified in Stage 1, 2, and 3 are identified in the following CCC Memorandum at pages 30-32 http://www.chchplan.ihp.govt.nz/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/Council-UPDATED- memorandum-in-response-to-Panel_s-direction-on-Stage-2-and-Stage-3-deferred-matters-12.10.2015.pdf Note 1: If you do not wish to come to this Hearing and speak, or have anyone speak for you please advise the Secretariat. However your submission will still be considered by the Panel when they deliberate. Note 2: If you supply further evidence or statements the person who has signed the document will be expected to attend the Hearing and be available to answer questions. If you file the document and do not wish to appear, you must file a memorandum to the Hearings Panel seeking leave to be excused from attending. The Secretariat will pre-circulate the Indicative Hearing Schedule by email. Thereafter, the Hearing Schedule will be available and updated regularly on the website under the New Neighbourhood Zones page (www.chchplan.ihp.govt.nz/hearings). The Hearing Schedule is subject to change. Submitters should arrive early and make themselves available for the full morning or afternoon they are scheduled to speak. The Panel has issued directions following the Pre-hearing Meeting held on 18 August 2015, as to the conduct of the Hearing. These are set out in the Minute “directions following pre-hearing meeting” dated 20 August 2015 (further updated on 25 November 2015) available on the website. It is advisable you read these Minutes in preparation for the hearing. There are some important steps leading up to the Hearing for anyone wishing to participate in the Hearings. The key dates and deadlines for submitters can found on the Key Dates page (www.chchplan.ihp.govt.nz/key-dates/) Submitters are urged to check the website for updates, and contact the Secretariat on phone 0800 242 4040 or email [email protected] if they require any further information. The Panel wishes to remind submitters of the availability of the Friend of Submitter Richard Ball, to assist with process matters, [email protected] or 0800 777 441. List of Submitters Submitter No Name On behalf of Organisation 155 Maria Simmonds Context Urban 157 Janet Reeves Design 160 Grant Miles 181 Ross Divett Haines Planning 288 Harvey Norman LTD Consultants Halswell Residents 306 Association NZIA Canterbury 307 Branch Christchurch City 310 Council 325 Chas S Luney Spark New Zealand 363 Trading Ltd Chorus New Zealand 364 Limited Burwood / Pegasus 375 Community Board Maurice R Carter 377 Limited Avonhead Mall 379 Limited Marriner Investments 380 No 1 Limited Oakvale Farm 381 Limited McDonalds 388 Restaurants NZ Ltd. CDL Land New 389 Zealand Limited James and Gabrielle 405 McKee for and on behalf of 495 the Crown Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority (CERA) Nurse Maude 525 Association Retirement Village 573 Association of New Zealand Inc. New Zealand Institute of 575 Surveyors (Canterbury) Castle Rock Estate 582 Ltd. Radio New Zealand 596 Limited Peter Hubbard & 602 Peter Hubbard David Arrowsmith New Zealand Green 647 Building Council Canterbury District 648 Health Board Catholic Diocese of 656 Christchurch St Bede's Clg, St Thomas of Canterbury Clg, Villa Maria Clg, Middleton Grange Skl, St Marks Integrated State 676 Skl, Hilview Christian Schools Skl, Christchurch Adventist Skl, Emmanuel Christian Skl, Aidanfield Christian Skl Belgravia 678 Investments Ltd Residential Residential Construction Ltd & 684 Construction Ltd Paul de Roo Family Trust The Isaac 704 Conservation and Wildlife Trust Foodstuffs (South Island) Properties 705 Limited Foodstuffs South Island Limited and 722 Peter Harding Mobil Oil NZ, Z 723 Energy Ltd and BP Oil NZ Ltd Viatcheslav (Slava) 733 Meyn Ilam and Upper 738 Riccarton Residents Association Ryman Healthcare 745 Limited 752 Alpine Presebytery 755 Bupa Care Services Christchurch 756 Polytechnic Institute of Technology Lyttelton/ Mt Herbert 762 Community Board and Christchurch Methodist Central 763 Mission Methodist Church of New Zealand Heritage New 778 Zealand Pouhere Taonga The Order of St John, 785 South Island Region Trust Board K Bush Road Ltd and 788 Brian Gillman Ltd Church Property 793 Trustees University of 797 Canterbury Hagley / Ferrymead 803 Community Board Canterbury Racecourse Reserve 806 Trustees and Ngai Tahu Property Limited Southern Response 809 Earthquake Services Limited AMP Capital Palms 814 Pty Limited TEL Property 816 Nominees Limited 824 Halswell Trust Holistic Education 826 Trust Transpower New 832 Zealand Limited 833 Christ's College Rangi Ruru Girls' 837 School Ngai Tahi Property 840 Limited Christchurch 863 International Airport Limited Archer Memorial 868 Baptist Home Trust Jarras Holdings 874 Limited 891 St Andrews College 893 D & S Grimshaw 897 KiwiRail Spreydon / 899 Heathcote Community Board Luneys Buchanans 900 Road Limited Freyberg 907 Developments Limited Quaife Road 908 Developments Ltd Lyttelton Port 915 Company Limited 922 Orion New Zealand Eliot Sinclair 928 Consultancy 931 Milns Road Farm Ltd Lower Cashemere 935 Residents' Association and Foxton PropertiesLtd Terrace 966 Development ServicesLtd, Hallgrow FarmsLtd Davie Lovell-Smith 969 Ltd 970 Tonkin & Taylor Ltd Prestons Road 980 Limited Southern Response 986 Earthquake Services Ltd Mobil Oil New 988 Zealand Ltd 1011 Fulton Hogan 1014 Gelita NZ 1034 McFarlane Family 1051 Fredrik Rohs Cashmere Stream 1053 Ken Rouse Care Group Myself, family and 1055 Doug Sellman friends 1057 M Slemint 880 Main North Road 1081 Limited Danne Mora Holdings 1134 Limited ADNZ Canterbury/ 1142 Westland Region Mahaanui Kurataiao 1145 Ltd and Te Runanga O Ngai Tahu Johns Road 1156 Horticultural Limited Canterbury 1160 Sustainable Homes Working 1183 Beacon Pathway 1215 NJ & LN Harris Highsted Highsted 1216 Developments Ltd Developments Ltd Residential 1247 Construction 1248 Tyalla Ltd 1250 Selwyn House School 1253 Oakvale Farm Ltd Milns Road Farm Ltd 1255 and Blakesfield Ltd 1257 Quaifes Farm Ltd 1263 Chrystal Family Trust 1266 DM Mortimer Scentre (New 1270 Zealand) Limited 1271 Matt Bonis Warren and Marie 1278 Campbell-Trotter Bruce and Bettina 1286 Sims 1287 Dena Pollard E Aitken, D Price, N J 1289 Edward Aitken Mortimer, B Ashworth Federated Farmers of 1291 NZ Mobil Oil NZ Limited 1295 Z Energy Limited, BP Oil NZ Limited Jean and Doris 1296 Rosemary Dockery 1298 Alpine Presbytery 1305 Neville Forrest 1306 Marjorie Forrest Grants Road Holdings 1312 Ltd 1318 Margaret Carter 1319 Moira Dimmock 1320 Natalie Stack Kevin George Frank 1321 Stirling Foodstuffs South Island Ltd and 1324 Foodstuffs (South Island) Properties Ltd and ors. Terrance Hallgrow Farms 1327 Development Limited and Foxton Services Ltd Properties Limtied 1333 Liquigas Ltd AMP Capital 1335 Investors (NZ) Ltd. Peter and Christine 1337 Jamieson 1339 Orion NZ Ltd 1340 AA Insurance Limited 1345 Radford Family Canterbury Earthquake Recovery 1347 Authority (CERA) for and on behalf of the Crown Memorial Avenue 1351 Investments Ltd Kiwi Income Property 1352 Trust Limited Quaifes Road 1353 Developments Ltd Christchurch 1359 International Airport Ltd (CIAL) 1367 Bunnings Limited Ngai Tahu Property 1375 Limited Coyler Mair Assets 1379 Limited Lowe Corporation Limited 1388 LA and SP Glass 1389 JJT and HJ Glass Riccarton / Wigram 1412 Community Board 1420 Eliot Sinclair Ilam and Upper 1427 Riccaton Residents' Association Willowlea Hospital 1433 2014 Ltd Christchurch 1436 Polytechnic Institute of Technology (CPIT) Methodist Church of New Zealand and 1437 Christchurch Methodist Central Mission 1438 IAG 1439 Spreydon Lodge Ltd The Catholic Diocese 1440 of Christchurch Canterbury District Community District 1443 Daniel Williams Health Board Health Board Environ Projects Ltd 1447 and Luney Developments Ltd 1449 Kristy Inwood Progressive 1450 Enterprises Ltd Hope Presbyterian 1463 Church Marijn & Anna Van 2038 Herel Catholic Bishop of 2089 Christchurch Burrows Farms 2094 Limited Vodafone New Vodafone New Zealand Limited, 74 2095 Zealand Limited Taharoto Road, North Shore 0622 2099 Judy van Beek Two Degrees Mobile 2120 Ltd (Utilities Group) Oderings Nurseries 2121 Christchurch Limited Julian Russell 2122 Odering 2125 Paul Murphy The Holistic 2127 Education Trust 2139 Mark Porter South New Zealand Conference of 2141 Paul Devine Seventh-day Adventists 2148 Cashmere Fields Brenda Margaret
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