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1. [2017} NZEnvC 095 Auckland Council [pdf, 163 KB]

   ...will: (a) substantially reduce the burden on potential appellants and any potential s 274 parties, who may otherwise be obliged to serve documents on a significant number of parties; (b) minimise the quantities of paper which would otherwise be generated by strict compliance with s 156(5) of the LGATPA, clause 14(5) of Schedule to the RMA, and regulations 13 and 14, and Form 6 of the Resource Management (Forms, Fees, and Procedure for Auckland Combined Plan) 1 [2017] NZHC 1150....

2. [2021] NZEnvC 010 Cabra Rural Developments Limited v Auckland Council [pdf, 11 MB]

   ...these provisions are now agreed, and we will come to the detail of the disputes shortly. Those agreed are generally shown in the attached wording in green, however the provisions where some of that wording may be in dispute, i.e. different wording requested, or other disputes related to the area thresholds, are marked in an orange colour in the document, with a side note. Overall, there are few provisions that remain in dispute. [6] Largely the parties agreed with the wording of the...

3. Freemans Bay Residents Association Inc 187 [pdf, 527 KB]

   ...of the building must be compatible with the original architectural style predominant in the street, and must not ignore, compete with, or dominate that character. (it) New buildings must not detract from the consistency and harmony of building forms in the street or detract from the coherence of the streetscape. (Iii) The design of a proposed new building will complement the existing patterns of bulk and location, and the relationship to the street in the vicinity of the site. (iv)...

4. [2018] NZEnvC 038 Adams v Auckland Council [pdf, 534 KB]

   ...Family Trust (the Dunlop Trust). This is subject to the wording of 4.8.2.2(d)(i) and 5.8.2.2(c)(i) being amended to read "windows and/or balconies" and 4.8.2.2(d)(iii) and 5.2.2.2(c)(iii) being amended to read "variations in building form and/or fac;:ade". (Emphasis added.) B: Further, the Council is to amend its plan in accordance with Annexure B hereto in accordance with consent documents filed by Ryman Healthcare, Housing New Zealand Corporation, Knox Homes Tr...

5. BT v YB LCRO 128 / 2010 (26 May 2011) - Costs Decision [pdf, 66 KB]

   ...which is believed to be incorrect. 2 [4] He is disappointed as to the review decision, and adamantly maintains the position that all other parties were “wrong” to advise that proceedings under the Harassment Act were the appropriate form of proceedings. [5] He makes the point that it was not necessary for the Respondent to be represented by counsel and that decision should not be visited on him by way of the costs order. [6] He considers that it would be “justly unf...

6. Minute of the Court dated 27 August 2018 [pdf, 1.3 MB]

   ...REGARDING FURTHER REFINEMENT OF ISSUES AND CONDITIONS BEFORE THE HEARING (27 August 2018) [1] Members of the Court's Hearing Panel are making steady progress through the substantial quantities of evidence that have been filed. Impressions formed have generated a certain amount of discussion amongst us. We are fully cognisant that Mana Whenua evidence is not due until next week, and that there will be rebuttal to follow. [2] Subject to what emerges in those two rounds of eviden...

7. [2017] NZEnvC 171 Canterbury Landscape Supplies Ltd v Christchurch Regional Council [pdf, 780 KB]

   ...an odour assessments is of particular value in assisting it to identify particular aspects of its operation that may be generating odour and to take necessary remedial action as soon as practicable. [6] The second amendment sought concerns the request by CLS that the CRC appoints an independent consultant to undertake the odour assessments directed by the court. The CRC agrees this is appropriate while advising there may be a delay in making this appointment. In the meantime both pa...

8. Waikato River Authority.pdf [pdf, 160 KB]

   ...Regional Council (“the Appellant”) in respect of the decisions on Proposed Plan Change 1 (“PPC1”) to the Waikato Regional Plan, which were publicly notified on 22 April 2020 (“the Decisions Version”). 2. The WRA is the statutory body formed under the Waikato-Tainui Raupatu Claims (Waikato River) Settlement Act 2010, the Ngati Tuwharetoa, Raukawa, and Te Arawa River Iwi Waikato River Act 2010, and with additional responsibilities arising under the Nga Wai o Maniapoto (W...

9. Record of Telephone Conference (dated 16 June 2017) [pdf, 125 KB]

   ...proposed site visit itinerary, but he has not If no one is to be on the property 2 during the site visit, I suggest he send photographs of the relevant view points and a map to guide the court. [3] The residents represented by Ms Price have requested the court view the proposed turbine site from within their dwellings, curtilage and farm properties. No party objects to the residents, who are parties to the proceeding, being present. Ms Price has counselled the residents that t...

10. Green - Marangairoa A49 (2002) 63 Ruatōria MB 75 (63 RUA 75) [pdf, 158 KB]

    ...metres wide at its northern road frontage and approximately 252 metres long. As at 1989 Mary Mayes owned 15 of the 35 shares in the land. 19.5 shares were owned by members of the Houkamau family who have since consolidated their interests to form the Te Wiremu Houkamau VYhanau Trust. Mary Mayes on the other hand has split her shares three ways. She retains 5 shares with Ivy Green (the applicant), and Margaret Pepere having 5 shares. Mary Mayes built on the land in 1 Q93 and obtain...