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Section 26 Airfield Height and Noise.Xlsx SUMMARY OF CHANGES SOUGHT BY PLAN SECTION Volume 1 Part 5 Section 26 Airfield height and noise # Commenter Support/Oppose Changes Sought 177 Trevor Barrett Oppose Shave an extra 3‐4 m (or 6 m as per CAA AIP) off the northern side of Pauanui runway strip. Implement the RMS Pauanui airfield survey 10 m buffer along the north western boundary with an access to the 177 Trevor Barrett Neutral beach. 177 Trevor Barrett Oppose Don't protect airfield for future potential night flying. Use the CAA transitional surface of 1:4 to 2 m for VFR runways. For existing houses on the north, allow them to build two storeys, but not move the footprint closer to the airfield. 177 Trevor Barrett Add Same with the buildings opposite. Except for the three lots on the western side ‐ allow them to build to the same place as 25 Ocean Air Drive. 401 T Whitehead Oppose Don't protect Pauanui airfield for future potential night flying. 517 C Mead Oppose Shave an extra 3‐4 m (or 6 m as per CAA AIP) off the northern side of Pauanui runway strip. Implement the RMS Pauanui airfield survey 10 m buffer along the north western boundary with an access to the 517 C Mead Neutral beach. 517 C Mead Oppose Don't protect airfield for future potential night flying. Use the CAA transitional surface of 1:4 to 2 m for VFR runways. Tairua‐Pauanui Rule 26.4 Table 1 ‐ Obstacle Limitation Surface for Pauanui; amend the runway description to mirror the amended Civil 529 Support Community Board Aviation Authority plan 640 D Batten Oppose Shave an extra 3‐4 m (or 6 m as per CAA AIP) off the northern side of Pauanui runway strip. Implement the RMS Pauanui airfield survey 10 m buffer along the north western boundary with an access to the 640 D Batten Neutral beach. 640 D Batten Oppose Don't protect airfield for future potential night flying. Use the CAA transitional surface of 1:4 to 2 m for VFR runways. Pauanui Community 705 Support Overlay and gradient for Pauanui airfield with a runway threshold size of 782 x 60 m Office 718 Civil Aviation Authority Support in part The transitional side surface requirement for Whitianga aerodrome should be 1:7 gradient SUMMARY OF CHANGES SOUGHT BY PLAN SECTION Volume 1 Part 5 Section 26 Airfield height and noise # Commenter Support/Oppose Changes Sought If Pauanui, Thames and Whitianga are to be used for night flying these need to have a flat surface 45 m above the 718 Civil Aviation Authority Support in part level of the aerodrome. Refer to AC139‐6 Chapter 4 for Whitianga, AC139‐7 Chapter 3 for Thames and Pauanui SUMMARY OF CHANGES SOUGHT BY PLAN SECTION Volume 1 Part 5 Section 27 Archaeological Sites, Areas and Areas of Significance to Maori # Commenter Support/Oppose Changes Sought 199 Chorus NZ Oppose Rule 3 ‐ Delete reference to "adjoining land". Remove all rules or amend 27.9 Rule 3 to read "Land disturbance on land containing or adjoining land containing an 366 Federated Farmers Oppose archaeological site….. Areas on private property should be discussed with the landowner first; should not be recorded in the District Plan and 370 S & B Goudie Support in part Council should only have regard to such sites 27.5 ‐ Tangata whenua should be the first contact, not an archaeologist. Where one is required one should be chosen 370 S & B Goudie Support in part not appointed 370 S & B Goudie Oppose Delete Rule 3 389 Tasman Buildings Ltd. Support in part Consider reversing the rule that permits an activity that doesn't require a Historic Places Trust authority. 389 Tasman Buildings Ltd. Support in part Rule 1 ‐ Delete the statement about "part of an existing land use". Permit land disturbance more generally, subject to development standards, with express permission for grazing to 389 Tasman Buildings Ltd. Support in part avoid default to NC. Rule 3 ‐ either define "adjoining land", or include a specific buffer distance, or amend Rule 3 to refer to land identified 391 Newmont Waihi Gold Support in part in the draft plan or planning maps. Show the Ngati Hei rohe from the western end of Wainuiototo (New Chum Beach) at Anarake, to Ruahiwihiwi 392 Ngati Hei Neutral Pa/Whitipirorua Pa at the Wharekawa Harbour mount at Opoutere in the south, and sites of significance (see map). List kaitiaki concern over: four harbours (Wharekawa, Tairua, Whitianga, Whangapoua); with all their attendant river 392 Ngati Hei Neutral and upper harbour water systems; native and planted exotic forestry effects on water quality. 392 Ngati Hei Neutral Promote economic development that is subservient to environmental factors. Make cultural impact assessment reports compulsory for any activity that seeks to modify or destroy cultural sites of 392 Ngati Hei Neutral significance. 392 Ngati Hei Neutral Provide added protection (beyond NZHPT) under an appropriate regime for sites of significance. 392 Ngati Hei Neutral Consult with relevant iwi authorities for all potential desecration or modification of significant sites. SUMMARY OF CHANGES SOUGHT BY PLAN SECTION Volume 1 Part 5 Section 27 Archaeological Sites, Areas and Areas of Significance to Maori # Commenter Support/Oppose Changes Sought All eastern seaboard beaches from Anarake Point at Wainuiototo to Opoutere or [Takanga], and on adjacent offshore 392 Ngati Hei Neutral islands are wahi tapu ‐ urupa. Tokatea‐a‐Hei (Castle Rock), Rangitoto (Biddy Rock, Whenuakite), Pungapunga River mouth (at Whangapoua) are sites 392 Ngati Hei Neutral of significance. 392 Ngati Hei Neutral Stormont Lane (Whitianga) is an old Ngati Hei kainga/wahi tapu area. Wharekaho Council reserve (Winiata Place access) and the abutting section to the north and stream bed is of special 392 Ngati Hei Neutral significance to Ngati Hei. Robinson Road Reserve [Toumuia/Moutuku/Lover's Rock], the foreshore reserve fronting the Whangamaroro River, 392 Ngati Hei Neutral and abutting the Whitianga Waterways Canal entrance is an urupa and wahi tapu. 392 Ngati Hei Neutral Te Aioroa [Maori Land Plan 3487] 3.0351 ha on the southern bank of the Whangamaroro is an old kainga and urupa. 392 Ngati Hei Neutral Kopetui [M.L. 5588] 2.0335 ha is a wahi tapu/urupa. Te Tii C [M.L. 388803] 5.3540 ha, Maropeke [M.L. 354837] 2.0841 ha, and Waiarero [M.L. 2558] 1.8995 ha., are 392 Ngati Hei Neutral important kainga, with marakai around them. Opposite Te Tii/Maropeke/Waiarero is the main pa, kainga, marakai and urupa of Ngananganaia, now severed by 392 Ngati Hei Neutral SH25. Whenuakite Farm holding at Purangi with Hepburn Rd frontage, and associated Purangi Golf Course, has numerous 392 Ngati Hei Neutral kainga, ngahere (native bush) for reservation, historical sites, sacred maunga, urupa, springs, streams, and conservation area with kaitiaki status ‐ needs adequate controls and protections. 392 Ngati Hei Neutral Acknowledge many Tauranga waka throughout the entire rohe. The old OHU site on the western bank of the Rangihau River (5 ‐ 7 kms up Rangihau Rd from SH25), on Section 29, 392 Ngati Hei Neutral Block IV, Whitianga Survey District, on DOC land comprising 259 ha, is a wahi tapu and site of significance. 392 Ngati Hei Neutral The Ngati Hei turangawaewae/papakainga and urupa at Wharekaho, Whitianga. 392 Ngati Hei Neutral 70 acre Ahiraumati, on the east bank of the Kapowai River at the end of Kapowai Rd is a wahi tapu. SUMMARY OF CHANGES SOUGHT BY PLAN SECTION Volume 1 Part 5 Section 27 Archaeological Sites, Areas and Areas of Significance to Maori # Commenter Support/Oppose Changes Sought Cultural sites include maunga (mountains), awa (rivers), significant rock outcrops, harbours, landscapes, ngahere 392 Ngati Hei Neutral (forests), offshore islands on the Te Tai Tamahine coastline (Eastern seaboard), wahi tapu sites, urupa, pa sites, kainga, airspace and airwaves. 528 Telecom Oppose Rule 3 ‐ Delete reference to "adjoining land". Coastal Land Trust Clearly identify on Planning Maps and Appendices the location and values of archaeological sites scheduled in the 638 Support in part Holdings Ltd. District Plan, in particular the one on CLTHL land. Areas on private property should be discussed with the landowner first; should not be recorded in the District Plan and 670 Shelly and Rhys Moxsom Support in part Council should only have regard to such sites 27.5 ‐ Tangata whenua should be the first contact, not an archaeologist. Where one is required one should be chosen 670 Shelly and Rhys Moxsom Support in part not appointed 670 Shelly and Rhys Moxsom Oppose Delete Rule 3 Areas on private property should be discussed with the landowner first; should not be recorded in the District Plan and 671 Ken Nation Support in part Council should only have regard to such sites 27.5 ‐ Tangata whenua should be the first contact, not an archaeologist. Where one is required one should be chosen 671 Ken Nation Support in part not appointed 671 Ken Nation Oppose Delete Rule 3 Accidental Site Discovery Protocol ‐ nominated tangata whenua should be called in the first instance. If an 672 John & Verona McLeod Oppose archaeologist is deemed necessary that person should be agreed to by both parties and not someone who is an appointment of Council. Archaeological and Historical sites identified on private or Council property are done by independent archaeologist 707 BM and SA Davies Oppose and with local input. 717 TCDC Consent Planner Support in part Rule 1.1 ‐ "The statement where an authority is not required" should be listed below with a) and b). 717 TCDC Consent Planner Support in part Rule 10a) ‐ reword. 717 TCDC Consent Planner Support in part Rule 10e) ‐ reword so it doesn't sound like application would need to be sent to Historic Places Trust for consultation.
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