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.. .. . ..., f ~ " ENV-2020:WLG- 000014 NOTICE OF WISH TO BE PARTY TO PROCEEDINGS Section 27 4, Resource Management Act 1991 I, William John Bent, wish to be a party to the following proceedings: • IN THE MATTER AND IN THE MATTER FOR BY AND John Bent. of section 87G of the Resource Management Act 1991 of the direct referral of applications for , resource consents the CONSTRUCTION of .the MAN AW ATU- T ARARUA HIGHWAY NEW ZEALAND TRANS...
ENV-2023-WLG- 000005 NOTICE OF WISH TO BE PARTY TO PROCEEDINGS Section 274, Resource Management Act 1991 I, William John Bent, wish to be a party to the following proceedings: IN THE MATTER of section 87G and 198E of the Resource Management Act 1991 AND IN THE MATTER of the direct referral of applications for resource con
...ultimately the Supreme Court, all subject to leave being granted. All of this comprises a significant number of layers of appeal, albeit limited in substance and subject to leave above the High Court. The place of the Environment Court in the Resource Management system [3] Most cases filed in the Environment Court are appeals against decisions of councils. In limited numbers of cases there are requests for interpretation of the 2 RMA or national, regional or local pla...
...expected to be operative. The Plan Change also establishes a requirement for short duration consents for all new water permits granted under the operative Water Plan rules. The provisions will enable the assessment of applications and issuing of resource consents subject to conditions for a short duration during which time a new LWRP will be prepared. iv Proposed Plan Change 7 (Water Permits) to the Regional Plan: Water for Otago 18 March 2020 Insert the following tex...
...to this Act in its district: (a) the establishment, implementation, and review of objectives, policies, and methods to achieve integrated management of the effects of the use, development, or protection of land and associated natural and physical resources of the district: (b) the control of any actual or potential effects of the use, development, or protection of land, including for the purpose of- (i) the avoidance or mitigation of natural hazards; and (iia) the prevention or mitiga...
...you should do if you want to share personal information about specific young offenders with other groups and organisations that help young people and children. This guide is part of the ‘YCAP toolkit’, a collection of how-to guides and resources to help government agencies and communities work well together. Why we share information Kahikatea trees thrive in groups and are rarely seen growing by themselves: their shallow root base means the strength of the individu...
...limited to Family Justice Service staff, but also apply to lawyers, Court staff, and anyone else delivering Family Justice-related services. • The Family Justice Service needs to proactively provide accessible information (discussed further below), resources and services. 2 • We support the establishment of the Family Justice Service Coordinator. We also believe there is a need to establish the role of a Disability Supports Coordinator. This Disability Supports Coordinator...
BEFORE THE ENVIRONMENT COURT I MUA I TE KOOTI TAIAO AOTEAROA IN THE MATTER OF BETWEEN AND AND Hearing: 24 February 2020 Decision No. [2020] NZEnvC O \ k:, an application pursuant to s320 of the Resource Management Act 1991 TUDOR HENRY CARADOC-DAVIES HAMISH FORRESTER GRAEME DESMOND GRANGER JOHN EDGAR SA YCE PARKER (ENV-2017-CHC-000032,33) Applicants STEVEN ROBERT CLEARWATER Respondent DUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL Section 27 4 Party Court: Principal Environment Judge LJ...
...wide range of issues including Crown acquisition of land iri the 1870s, protection and pre vention of removal of the taonga of Te Roroa, protection and management of wahl tapu, provision of public services, protection of inland and coastal fishing resources and man agement of local conservation and recreation areas. The Tribunal members hearing the claim were Judge Andrew Spencer (presiding officer), Sir Monita Delamere, Dr Ngapare Hopa, Mr John Kneebone and Mrs Mary Boyd, assisted...
...sug gested that Maori claims are successful depending on the strength of the claim (for example, a major historical wrong), the ability of tribal leadership to lobby Govern ment, and the Waitangi Tribunal and the present tenure of the land. In resource management, ownership issues should be determined first, before rights are allocated. Alan Haronga, Partner, Deloitte Ross Tohmatsu (char tered accountants and business consultants), said factors needed for Maori success in business...