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1. Te Huki - Tahoraiti 1A4B2 (2006) 186 Napier MB 129 (186 NA 129) [pdf, 104 KB]

   ...this application. The matter was adjourned for two months to enable the applicant to address those concerns. [7] At the second hearing on 11 October 2005 at 182 NA 106. Mr Te H uki had rectified the issue regarding the signatories of the consent forms. Mr Te Huki indicated to the Court that the proposed site would not prevent access to the balance of Tahoraiti 1A4B2 as that part of the land is accessible from Maharahara Road. At the hearing, Mrs Braybook and Mrs Kauri also spoke in...

2. Long Bay Okura Great Park Society & Okura Environmental Group 196 [pdf, 349 KB]

   ...representing the most appropriate way to promote the purpose of the RMA, and give effect to relevant objectives and policies of the Regional Policy Statement ("RPS") section of the Unitary Plan, including as to urban growth and compact urban form, transportation, and the protection of significant biodiversity and landscape resources. (c) The reasons the respondent gave in its decision to reject the Hearing Panel's recommendations are sound and supported by the Org...

3. Long Bay Okura Great Park Society & Okura Environmental Group 211 [pdf, 347 KB]

   ...representing the most appropriate way to promote the purpose of the RMA, and give effect to relevant objectives and policies of the Regional Policy Statement ("RPS") section of the Unitary Plan, including as to urban growth and compact urban form, transportation, and the protection of significant biodiversity and landscape resources. (c) The reasons the respondent gave in its decision to reject the Hearing Panel's recommendations are sound and supported by the Org...

4. Omaha Park Limited 189 [pdf, 178 KB]

   ...7 OCTOBER 2016 Page 2 31631884:635775 TO: The Registrar Environment Court AUCKLAND AND TO: The Appellants AND TO: The Respondent 1. Take notice that OMAHA PARK LIMITED requests to be heard under section 274 of the RMA in respect of the notice of appeal lodged by Cabra Rural Developments Limited & Others in relation to a decision of the Auckland Council on a recommendation of the Auckland Unitary Plan I...

5. Housing New Zealand Corporation 218 [pdf, 189 KB]

   ...and physical resources. (b) The Corporation is a major landowner in the Region and manages a portfolio of approximately 27,500 dwellings in the Region, providing housing to around 95,000 occupants. (c) The Corporation's housing assets form a major part of the Region's social infrastructure, particularly its affordable housing infrastructure. (d) It is essential that the Corporation is able to meet its responsibility of providing efficient and effective affordable and...

6. Housing New Zealand Corporation 229 [pdf, 177 KB]

   ...and physical resources. (b) The Corporation is a major landowner in the Region and manages a portfolio of approximately 27,500 dwellings in the Region, providing housing to around 95,000 occupants. (c) The Corporation's housing assets form a major part of the Region's social infrastructure, particularly its affordable housing infrastructure. (d) It is essential that the Corporation is able to meet its responsibility of providing efficient and effective affordable and...

7. Housing New Zealand Corporation 230 [pdf, 178 KB]

   ...and physical resources. (b) The Corporation is a major landowner in the Region and manages a portfolio of approximately 27,500 dwellings in the Region, providing housing to around 95,000 occupants. (c) The Corporation's housing assets form a major part of the Region's social infrastructure, particularly its affordable housing infrastructure. (d) It is essential that the Corporation is able to meet its responsibility of providing efficient and effective affordable and...

8. Housing New Zealand Corporation 240 [pdf, 179 KB]

   ...and physical resources. (b) The Corporation is a major landowner in the Region and manages a portfolio of approximately 27,500 dwellings in the Region, providing housing to around 95,000 occupants. (c) The Corporation's housing assets form a major part of the Region's social infrastructure, particularly its affordable housing infrastructure. (d) It is essential that the Corporation is able to meet its responsibility of providing efficient and effective affordable and...

9. Housing New Zealand Corporation 243 [pdf, 186 KB]

   ...and physical resources. (b) The Corporation is a major landowner in the Region and manages a portfolio of approximately 27,500 dwellings in the Region, providing housing to around 95,000 occupants. (c) The Corporation's housing assets form a major part of the Region's social infrastructure, particularly its affordable housing infrastructure. AD-004386-244-714-V1 2 (d) It is essential that the Corporation is able to meet its responsibility of providing efficient...

10. Housing New Zealand Corporation 246 [pdf, 180 KB]

    ...and physical resources. (b) The Corporation is a major landowner in the Region and manages a portfolio of approximately 27,500 dwellings in the Region, providing housing to around 95,000 occupants. (c) The Corporation's housing assets form a major part of the Region's social infrastructure, particularly its affordable housing infrastructure. (d) It is essential that the Corporation is able to meet its responsibility of providing efficient and effective affordable and...