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Statutory Acknowledgements, Nohoanga and Topuni Schedule Schedule 5.1 - Statutory Acknowledgements, Nohoanga and Topuni Submitter Name/ Plan Provision Summary of Submission Decision Requested Submission No. and Point No submissions were received on this section of the proposed District Plan. Schedule 5.2 - Historic Heritage Items Submitter Name/ Plan Provision Summary of Submission Decision Requested Submission No. and Point General John Geoffrey General Objects to the listing of empty buildings in Winton creating greater restrictions to demolition and new buildings in their place. Review and remove empty heritage buildings from the List. Carleton Specifically referred to the listing for H37 Liddell‟s Building (Lowe Brothers, Grasshoppers Gift Shop) in Schedule 5.2 „Items of Historic Specifically refers to removing H37 from Schedule 5.2 „Items 7.2 Heritage‟ although there are others. of Historic Heritage‟. Richard John General The Schedule excludes some very historic buildings (Parawa Hotel dating from 1857). A more methodical approach is needed The Council seeks to determine buildings of comparable Soper leading to an expansion of the list. historic value to those listed in Schedule 5.2 and expands the 4.1 list to include them. NZ Historic Places General Oppose the removal of several items currently listed in Schedule 6.10 of the operative District Plan (H62-H69, H78-H82, H85 and Reinstate those items listed in the summary unless they are Trust H86). no longer in existence. 108.10 Items H49 “Altrive‟ and H41 “Waikaia Plains Station Homestead” have not been included in the schedule. They are both Amend the schedule to reinstate „Altrive‟ and „Waikaia Plains recommended to be registered as category 2 historic places so should be included in this schedule. Station Homestead‟. Support he inclusion of the Winton Great North Road Historic Area. Adopt Schedule 5.2 as it relates to the Winton Great North Road Historic Area and individual items therein. Schedule Central Southland Listing H46 Object to the listing for H46 Presbyterian Church and Sunday School Building in Schedule 5.2 „Items of Historic Heritage‟. Remove H46 from Schedule 5.2 „Items of Historic Heritage‟. Presbyterian Church 5.1 Southland District Listing H56 H56 is not part of the Winton Great North Road Historic Area. Move listing H56 to be with the individual listings above Council Winton Great North Road Historic Area. 217.10 Allan Agnew Listing H59 Remove H59 Old Switzers Post Office from Schedule 5.2 „Items of Historic Heritage‟ as it has been removed and a new building Delete H59 from Schedule 5.2 „Items of Historic Heritage‟. 2.1 constructed on site. See Council decision 60/3/03/200. Southland Listing H66 Support the proposal for Sinclair Miners Cottage being recorded on the revised District Plan. Retain the listing of H66. Heritage Building & Preservation Trust 99.2 K Barkley Schedule 5.2 new The ORB Wairio Railway Museum is a part of Western Southlands Rich History which needs to be retained for future generations to The ORB Wairio Railway Museum Buildings and Site be 210.1 listing enjoy. included in the heritage schedule. C Findlater Schedule 5.2 new The ORB Wairio Railway Museum have heritage values which could provide many cultural and educational opportunities for the The ORB Wairio Railway Museum Buildings and Site be 211.1 listing community. included in the heritage schedule. D McGregor Schedule 5.2 new Not stated. The ORB Wairio Railway Museum Buildings and Site be 212.1 listing included in the heritage schedule. M A Beck Schedule 5.2 new There is interest in keeping some local history alive. The old Railway Station at Wairio be included in the heritage 266.1 listing schedule. Archaeological Sites NZ Historic Places Archaeological Support Adopt Schedule 5.2 as it related to the list of recorded Trust sites and notes Archaeological Sites and notes 1-4. 108.9 1-4; Planning maps Adopt the Planning maps where they display the locations of archaeological sites listed in Schedule 5.2. Summary of Submissions and Decisions Requested by Plan Section 225 Schedules Schedule 5.3 - Designations Submitter Name/ Plan Provision Summary of Submission Decision Requested Submission No. and Point General Invercargill City Designation - New A designation is required to replace the designation known as D3 in the first generation District Plan. There exists a standpipe That the SDC grant a designation as shown on the map attached to Council structure already and there are plans for future development. The inclusion of a new designation would correct the original the submission, labelled “Designation on part section 11 Invercargill 224.1 mistake and recognise there is already a structure in existence and provide for future development for the ICC waterworks. (Certificate of title SL 145/298)” for the purpose “To allow development of air elimination and surge suppression on the Branxholme water supply pipelines”. PowerNet General The Whitehill Substation has not been included within the District Plan Designation schedule. The Notice of Requirement for a Include the White Hill Substation within the Designation Schedule. 241.12 designation was confirmed by Southland District Council on 5 October 2011. Requiring Authority: The Power Company Limited Purpose: White Hill Substation - Electricity Zone Substation and Ancillary Purposes. Location: Felton Road, Mossburn Legal Description: Part of Lot 1, DP 338582 Radio New General Support in part. Would be useful to explain that written consent must be obtained from a requiring authority before a third party Amendment to section as below: Zealand may do anything that would prevent or hinder the public work “A designation is a provision made in the District Plan to give effect 100.1 to a requirement made by a requiring authority. Requirements apply to a public work or a particular project or utility operation. A requiring authority may, at any time, give notice to the Council in respect of a requirement. No person may, without the prior written consent of the requiring authority, do anything in relation to the land that is subject to the designation that would prevent or hinder the public work, project, or work to which the designation relates....” Transpower NZ General Support Transpower designations with amendments to the site sizes for the Edendale and North Makarewa substations which That designations D236 and D237 be amended as follows: Limited have been incorrectly referenced and to correct the legal description for the Edendale site which includes an additional land 190.36 … 80 Salford Street, Lot 3 DP 11580, and Pt … parcel. Edendale/ 1.5527 Sec II Blk II Town of m2 ha Edendale … 68 Counsell Sec 1 SO 11686 … Road, Makarewa/ 13.0140 m2 ha Schedule Southland District Designation 33 The legal description is incorrect. Amend legal description to Sec 6 Blk III Burwood. Council 217.18 Marion Ann Designation 65 My submission is: The extension of the designation provide for a Buffer Zone from the Calvert That the extension should not include a strip of land which borders my property as shown on the attached plan (the Buffer property boundary of 10 Margery Street, Riverton, SL10B/13. 14.1 zone). Attached is map “A” which shows highlighted the area which I submit should be the Buffer zone, and not included Buffer Zone shown on map attached to Original Submission. in the extension. The Buffer zone is a small area comparatively in respect to the full extension. The extension should exclude the Buffer zone. There should be a requirement that the Buffer zone be planted with native trees and plants so as to screen the wastewater treatment facility. I do not oppose the whole extension of the designation, merely the Buffer zone which directly affects my property, and my use and enjoyment of it. Minister of Designation 69 Support in part. As a matter of process under section 177 of the RMA the SDC must seek the written consent of the Ministry for Not stated. It is considered the submitter requests the following: Education this designation as the treatment plant is on the Browns School site. Minister approval being sought for the designation. 128.32 Summary of Submissions and Decisions Requested by Plan Section 226 Schedules Schedule 5.3 - Designations Submitter Name/ Plan Provision Summary of Submission Decision Requested Submission No. and Point K W Fiordland Designation 80 Object to this Designation for the reasons outlined below: Not stated. It is considered the submitter is requests the following: Limited 1. We have concerns that works of this nature will pollute our water supply. We have been given no assurances from the Remove Designation 80. (L Wicks and council that they will be able to keep our water supply from our roof or shallow bore safe. H Kraak) 2. Cost as a rate payer is another major factor that we have a strong objection to. 13.1 3. We have been given very little information on this proposal. Any information sought from council employees is often conflicting if able to be obtained at all. There has been a lack of transparent and direct consultation on this proposal. 4. The environmental impact is another major concern - not just the water quality for ourselves but also others around the Manapouri region. The underground pan in parts of the designated area is just 600 mm in depth. The shallow pan could cause run off of sewage to the ecological mire behind or even into Lake Manapouri or the Waiau River to the west. We have not been given any assurances that there is no risk of this. 5. There is also the factor of the odour that is likely to result in this operation - a grand welcome to the visitors using our esteemed airport facility. 6. The likelihood of an increase in bird strike at the airport.
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