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Directory of Official Information Listings P-R About This is a living document. We endeavour to update it whenever there are changes to be made. If your department or agency’s information is out of date, please email oia@justice.govt.nz with the necessary amendments. We can send you a MS Word version if you need. Ministerial Relations and Services Strategy, Governance & Finance Ministry of Justice | Tāhū o te Ture oia@justice.govt.nz
...following terms:6 …. the NOF in NPS-FM 2020 defines categorical numeric attribute states in four (or five) attribute bands designated A to D (or A to E, in the case of the E. coli attribute). These bands represent a graduated range of support for environmental values from high (A band) to low (D or E band). For most attributes, the D band represents a condition that is unacceptable (with the threshold between the C and the D band being referred to as ‘bottom line’) in any wa...
...responsible for ensuring the orderly and expeditious discharge of the business of the Court. 1.4 The Court’s jurisdiction The Environment Court is a specialist court of record established under section 247 of the RMA. It’s the primary environmental adjudicative body in New Zealand. It has jurisdiction over environmental and resource management matters. It can be characterised as follows: • a presiding Judge and two Environment Court Commissioners sit together to hear and...
...historical, cultural and environmental importance of the Te Parumoana o Wakapuaka, are consistent with the position that permitted vehicle access to the foreshore and seabed for the purpose of launching and retrieving boats must be associated with designated launching ramps. [50] Wakapuaka 1B submits that use of launching ramps, which by their nature are within, or straddle, the foreshore and seabed, necessarily requires a vehicle to be driven on that part of the foreshore and sea...
...the Project on Parahaki Island were also discussed during the Council-level hearing of the notices of requirement for the Project, and have read the Council Hearing Panel’s recommendations on those notices. 111. An outcome of that process is Designation Condition PN1, which provides for consultation with the Te Āpiti Ahu Whenua Trust in the preparation of an outline plan for works related to the bridging of the Manawatū River. Page 30 Designation Conditions 8 and 9 p...
...however Mr Leman identifies both dredging and soft sea bed foundations for breakwaters as construction and maintenance feasibility issues. 42. Mr Leman distinguishes Kennedy Point within Putiki Bay as being a prospect and provides a conceptual design in Figure 8 attached to his evidence, although he notes protection and seabed issues here also. Mr Dunn identifies some positive aspects of the landside zoning at Kennedy Point, but considers lack of parking and public transport as...
...facility on the site), that will detract from the rural character of the area . The process of the appeal [6] Subsequent to the appeal, the Applicant has entered into further discussions with the Council to try to find a level of development and design that is appropriate in maintaining rural character and amenity on this site. As a result, they have significantly reduced the scale of the building and the number of residents. The key changes are: Proposal declined by Proposal before...
...36. This whole process since we lodged the application in September 2019 has been one of the most difficult in our farming career and we have been through challenging periods before. 37. We found it extremely frustrating that although we had designed a cohesive proposal with strong environmental outcomes the affected parties and ORC would not support a long-term consent. 38. When we started, we had no idea that it would take so long and be so expensive. The Hearing was extreme...
...Hazeldine, and the Le Bruns) who were original submitters have either elected not to continue as a party (Rockburne) or reached agreement with BBHL (Hazeldine and Le Brun) as to design modifications. [7] The proposed subdivision has been carefully designed by Ms Steven who is an experienced local landscape architect. The proposed residential building platforms are 2 The landscape architect for BBHL. 5 mostly designed to fit into the local topography and to be as far as possible...