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M C N A B 3 RO STA AD NLEY ROAD SCALE = 1 : 50,000 Opotiki District Plan 0 1 2 3 4 5 Natural Form - Opotiki District 4 4 Kilometres Opotiki District Plan B a y o f P l e n t y M a p 4 a Proposed Plan Maps Amended for hearing 2017 Ohiwa D OH A IWA BEA O CH R R OAD AN Y R B Whangakopikopiko Island V E D D E R R O A D O H I GSP-514851 W A O h i w a H a r b o u r H A R B O U R R O A D 4a A HARBOUR R D OHIW OAD A C O A OVE R R W IS I E S H E O V E E 3 R SCALE = 1 : 10,000 Opotiki District Plan 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1,000 Natural Form - Ohiwa 4a Metres Opotiki District Plan M a p 4 b Proposed Plan Maps H I Amended for hearing 2017 W A R A U R R O U A A D T U N A R O A O h i w a H a r b o u r D K U T A R E R E W H A R F R O A D 2 T e A w a w a i r o a S t r Kutarere e a m T e K a m k GSP-514851 a a e P r A h t P A a S NU S e I R r t r O e e r 3 a A a t D m u K 4b R A 2 N K I N R O A D SCALE = 1 : 10,000 Opotiki District Plan 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1,000 Natural Form - Kutarere 4b Metres Opotiki District Plan M a p 4 c Proposed Plan Maps Amended for hearing 2017 B a y o f P l e n t y Waiotahe Beach 2 W aio ek a R iv er Waiotahi Beach 2 Kukumoa SEE MAP 5b FOR ENLARGEMENT GSP-514851 4c 5a SCALE = 1 : 15,000 Opotiki District Plan 0 500 1,000 Natural Form - Waiotahe 4c Metres Opotiki District Plan M a p 5 Proposed Plan Maps Amended for hearing 2017 B a y o f P l e n t y Omarumutu WAIOTAHI BEACH ROAD 35 S D T A S A T O E N J Waiotahi Beach Tirohanga R A H E C IG L O H L A K M W S 2 35 G A A R O Y O N R N 2 A A U D H M O R U O T HEREMA ROAD R I U A Kukumoa T D M R D BEACH ROAD BEACH O T O U GOW ROAD U A N D R L O O D R A P D OAD Tablelands A AIR D O R B TABLELANDS ROAD R O r D A e E A D v G i O D R I R ! 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R R OA IN D G T HARRISON ROAD O N RO 3 AD SCALE = 1 : 50,000 Opotiki District Plan 0 1 2 3 4 5 Natural Form - Opotiki District 5 5 Kilometres W a io e Opotiki District Plan k a R i M a p 5 a v e Proposed Plan Maps r Amended for hearing 2017 r e 2 iv 35 R ra ta O Kukumoa SEE MAP 5b FOR ENLARGEMENT SEE MAP 5c FOR ENLARGEMENT OPOTIKI 35 2 Ot ara Riv er Hospital Hill GSP-514851 SEE MAP 5d FOR ENLARGEMENT SEE MAP 5e FOR ENLARGEMENT Te Rere Marae W a i o e 4c k a AERODROME R i v e 5a r 2 SCALE = 1 : 15,000 Opotiki District Plan 0 500 1,000 Natural Form - Opotiki Township Overview 5a Metres Opotiki District Plan M a p 5 b Proposed Plan Maps Amended for hearing 2017 W ai oe ka R iv er 2 Kukumoa BAIRD ROAD GSP-514851 r e v i R a 2 k e o i a W 5b 5c T E E R T UNION STREET S H T Y S R 5d 5e O F SCALE = 1 : 7,500 Opotiki District Plan 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1,000 Natural Form - Opotiki Township 5b Metres Opotiki District Plan RIVER STREET M a p 5 c Proposed Plan Maps O ta Amended for hearing 2017 NORTH STREET r a S R N iv E 35 e L r L R O A ALBERT STREET D VICTORIA STREET W a io e k a R T PRINCESS STREET i GORING STREET v E e E r R T S F R A H HIGH STREET W GREY STREET KELLY STREET GOW ROAD POTTSAVENUE CHURCH STREET ELLIOTT STREET OPOTIKI KING STREET GSP-514851 SERVICE LANE E N A L E C I V R E S ST JOHN STREET CHATFIELD ROAD RICHARD STREET Otara River GORING STREET 35 BUCHANAN STREET 5b 5c CHURCH STREET NELSON STREET FORD STREET WINDSOR STREET STEWART STREET MALCOLM STREET 5d 5e SCALE = 1 : 7,500 Opotiki District Plan 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1,000 Natural Form - Opotiki Township 5c Metres BRIDGE STREET Opotiki District Plan M a p 5 d 2 Proposed Plan Maps W a Amended for hearing 2017 i o e k a UNION STREET FROMOW ROAD R iv e VIEW ROAD r DUKE STREET HUKUTAIA ROAD Hospital Hill SEDGEWICK ROAD TE PAPA PLACE WOODLANDS ROAD GRANT ROAD W
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