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Chapter 3 Structure Plans and Appendix 2 Decisions Chapter 3 Structure Plans and Appendix 2 Decisions Structure Plans – General Sub. Name Sub. Point Plan Sub. Type Summary Decision Reasoning FS. Name FS. Point Provision Wilson David 1244.001 3 Structure Support in Undertake a Structure Planning exercise for the area surrounding Reject The undertaking a structure planning exercise for the Temple View area is supported. However, such a process must be undertaken in Jolly Plans part Temple View village. Amend Volume 1 – Section 3 – Structure Plans as an integrated and collaborative manner that is best achieved through a separate First Schedule process. follows: Add a new section 3.8 – Temple View with chapter headings of a similar nature to those that apply to Peacocke, Rototuna, Rotokauri and Ruakura as follows: Introduction Vision Objectives and Policies Structure Plan components WJ & MR FS8.003 Support Reject Laverty (Feathers Planning Limited) WR & JM FS9.002 Support Reject FALCONER (Feathers Further submissions 8.003, 9.002 and 180.009 are rejected as 1244.001 have been rejected. Planning Limited) The Church of FS180.009 Support Reject Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Trust Board Simon Dyke 1245.001 Support in Undertake a Structure Planning process for the area surrounding Reject The undertaking a structure planning exercise for the Temple View area is supported. However, such a process must be undertaken in Farms Ltd part Temple View village. Amend Volume 1 – Section 3 – Structure Plans as an integrated and collaborative manner that is best achieved through a separate First Schedule process. follows: Add a new section 3.8 – Temple View with chapter headings of a similar nature to those that apply to Peacocke, Rototuna, Rotokauri and Ruakura as follows: Introduction Vision Objectives and Policies Structure Plan components WJ & MR FS8.002 Support Reject Laverty (Feathers Planning Limited) WR & JM FS9.003 Support Reject Further submissions 8.002, 9.003 and 180.01 are rejected as 1245.001 have been rejected. FALCONER (Feathers Planning Limited) The Church of FS180.01 Support Reject Decisions Report – Chapter 3 Structure Plans, 9 July 2014 Page 1 of 63 Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Trust Board Jon Francis & 1254.001 Support in Undertake a Structure Plan exercise for the area surrounding Temple Reject The undertaking a structure planning exercise for the Temple View area is supported. However, such a process must be undertaken in Elizabeth Howie part View village. Amend Volume 1 – Section 3 – Structure Plans as follows: an integrated and collaborative manner that is best achieved through a separate First Schedule process. Jarvis Add a new section 3.8 – Temple View with chapter headings of a similar nature to those that apply to Peacocke, Rototuna, Rotokauri and Ruakura as follows: Introduction Vision Objectives and Policies Structure Plan components WJ & MR FS8.001 Support Reject Laverty (Feathers Planning Limited) WR & JM FS9.004 Support Reject FALCONER (Feathers Further submissions 8.001, 9.004 and 180.011 are rejected as 1254.001 have been rejected. Planning Limited) The Church of FS180.011 Support Reject Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Trust Board W.J. & M.R. 313.001 Support in Include a Structure Plan for Temple View in Section 3- Structure Plans as Reject The undertaking a structure planning exercise for the Temple View area is supported. However, such a process must be undertaken in Laverty part set out in the submission. an integrated and collaborative manner that is best achieved through a separate First Schedule process. The Church of FS180.007 Support Reject Further submission 180.007 is rejected as 313.001 has been rejected. Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Trust Board W.R & J.M 360.001 Support in A Structure Plan for Temple View is developed for inclusion in Section 3 Reject The idea of undertaking a structure planning exercise for the Temple View area is supported. However, such a process must be Falconer part - Structure Plans. undertaken in an integrated and collaborative manner that is best achieved through a separate First Schedule process. The Church of FS180.008 Support Reject Further submission 180.008 is rejected as 360.001 has been rejected. Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Trust Board The Church of 1201.001 Support in Amend Chapter 3 Structure Plans to include Temple View via a formal Reject The undertaking a structure planning exercise for the Temple View area is supported. However, such a process must be undertaken in Jesus Christ of part structure planning exercise as set out in the submission. an integrated and collaborative manner that is best achieved through a separate First Schedule process. Latter Day Saints Trust Board WJ & MR Laverty FS8.004 Support Reject (Feathers Planning Limited) WR & JM FS9.001 Support Reject Further submission 8.004 and 9.001 are rejected as submission 1201.001 has been rejected. FALCONER (Feathers Planning Limited) Meiana Jenelle FS27.002 Oppose Accept Further submission 27.002 is accepted as submission 1201.001 has been rejected. Nin Decisions Report – Chapter 3 Structure Plans, 9 July 2014 Page 2 of 63 Rakaipaka Puriri FS275.001 Oppose Reject This submission is not related to the matters contained in 1201.001. Jodhi Ponga FS279.001 Support Reject Further submission 279.001 and 284.001 are rejected as submission 1201.001 has been rejected. Temple View FS284.001 Support Reject Heritage Society Robert W. Belbin 291.003 Support in Include a section for Temple View within Rule 3.0 Structure Plans. Reject The undertaking a structure planning exercise for the Temple View area is supported. However, such a process must be undertaken in part an integrated and collaborative manner that is best achieved through a separate First Schedule process. The Church of FS180.005 Support Reject Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Trust Board Further submission 180.005 and 180.006 are rejected as submission 291.003 has been rejected. The Church of FS180.006 Support Reject Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Trust Board The Church of 1201.002 Support in Amend Appendix 2 Structure Plans to include Temple View as a Reject The undertaking of a structure planning exercise for the Temple View area is supported. However, such a process must be undertaken Jesus Christ of part structure plan area. in an integrated and collaborative manner that is best achieved through a separate First Schedule process.This would involve a separate Latter Day Saints variation or plan change to the district plan. Trust Board Meiana Jenelle FS27.001 Oppose Accept Further submission 27.001 is accepted as submission 1201.002 has been rejected Nin Rakaipaka Puriri FS275.001 Oppose Reject This submission is not related to the matters contained in 1201.002. Jodhi Ponga FS279.001 Support Reject Further submission 279.001 and 284.002 are rejected as submission 1201.002 has been rejected Temple View FS284.002 Support Reject Heritage Society Wilson David 1244.002 Support in Amend Volume 2, Appendix 2 – Structure Plans Locality Guide by adding Reject The undertaking of a structure planning exercise for the Temple View area is supported. However, such a process must be undertaken Jolly part an additional legend to depict the Temple View Structure Plan. Further in an integrated and collaborative manner that is best achieved through a separate First Schedule process.This would involve a separate amendments are required by adding additional Figures 2-20, 2-21 and variation or plan change to the district plan. 2-22 as required. Any other consequential and related amendments to other rules as required. The Church of FS180.09 Support Reject Further submission 180.09 is rejected as submission 1244.002 has been rejected Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Trust Board Simon Dyke 1245.002 Support in Amend Volume 2, Appendix 2 – Structure Plans Locality Guide by adding Reject The undertaking of a structure planning exercise for the Temple View area is supported. However, such a process must be undertaken Farms Ltd part an additional legend to depict the Temple View Structure Plan. Further in an integrated and collaborative manner that is best achieved through a separate First Schedule process.This would involve a separate amendments are required by adding additional Figures 2-20, 2-21 and variation or plan change to the district plan. 2-22 as required. Any other consequential and related amendments to other rules as required. The Church of FS180.091 Support Reject Further submission 180.091 is rejected as submission 1244.002 has been rejected Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Trust Board Jon Francis & 1254.002 Support in Amend Volume 2, Appendix 2 – Structure Plans Locality Guide by adding Reject The undertaking of a structure planning exercise for the Temple View area is supported. However, such a process must be undertaken Elizabeth Howie part an additional legend to depict the Temple View Structure Plan. Further in an integrated and collaborative manner that is best achieved through a separate First Schedule process.This would involve a separate Jarvis amendments are required by adding additional Figures 2-20, 2-21 and variation or plan change to the district plan. 2-22 as required. Decisions Report – Chapter 3 Structure Plans, 9 July 2014 Page 3 of 63 Any other consequential and related amendments to other rules as required. Hounsell 1104.003 Oppose Figures relating to the Rotokauri Structure Plan (Figure 3.6.2a, b, c, d, e, Reject Figures 3.6.2a to 3.6.2g are directly related to the structure plan text and their placement within chapter 3 will assist in the clarity and Holdings Ltd f, and g) should be included in the Appendix 2. understanding and usability of the Plan. It is not considered appropriate to relocate the figures to Appendix 2 as part of the Rotokauri Structure Plan.
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