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...2018 Venue: Remote communication Facilitator: Not applicable Area of expertise: Lighting Experts in attendance: Name For John Mckensey Panuku Development Auckland Glen Wright Auckland Council JOINT WITNESS STATEMENT 1. Introduction 1.1. The purpose of expert conferencing is for expert witnesses to identify and reach agreement with other expert witnesses within their field of expertise on the issues/matters on which the expert witne...
...of this application for a declaration, QLDC has failed to issue a COC for the activities requested, with no clear commitment being given as to when it will provide a decision on the application for COC. It is replaced by the JWS - joint witness statement: planning matters dated 21 August 2020 at [3]. Notice of application for declaration dated 6 July 2020. 2 3 [6] Therefore KLP considers it appropriate to seek a declaration given:3 (a) the significant time elapsed since it origin...
..._________________________________________________________________ DETERMINATION OF THE ENVIRONMENT COURT _________________________________________________________________ A: Under section 279(1)(b) of the Resource Management Act 1991, the Environment Court, by consent, orders that: (1) The planning maps are amended in accordance with: 2 (i) Appendix A: Amended zoning map for the Property to show 111 Harrisville Road identified as GRZ; and (ii) Appendix B: Changes made to the...
...Motion under section 87G of the Act requesting the granting of resource consents to Waiheke Marinas Limited to establish a marina at Matiatia Bay, Waiheke Island, in the Hauraki Gulf (ENV-2013-AKL-000174) REBUTTAL STATEMENT OF EVIDENCE OF CHRISTIAAN MOSS (NAVIGATION – OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS AND MOORING MANAGEMENT ADMINISTRATION) ON BEHALF OF AUCKLAND COUNCIL Dated 23 September 2014 BROOKFIELDS LAWYERS M J Dic...
...collectively reflects an important aspect, or is representative, of a significant period and pattern of community development within the region or locality. (3) Include an area with special character in Schedule 15 Special Character Schedule, Statements and Maps. (4) Maintain and enhance the amenity values of Manage identified special character areas by all of the following: (a) requiring new buildings and additions and modifications to existing buildings to maintain and enhance...
...for the respondent Judgment: 7 December 2017 INTERLOCUTORY JUDGMENT OF JUDGE K G SMITH RELATING TO PRIVILEGE [1] On 3 March 2017, the Employment Relations Authority decided by consent proceedings brought by the Vice-Chancellor of the Victoria University of Wellington against Dr Caroline Sawyer.1 [2] Orders were made that: 2 (a) Dr Sawyer had breached the terms of a record of settlement between her and the Vice-...
...and I will be looking for more than just a restatement of what you said in the transcripts. A. Sure. Q. I’ll be looking to get some more information out of you. So I’d just like to start by exploring your experience with preparing resource consent 15 applications. So would you be able to just briefly explain to me, in terms of your experience, what is your experience with that in recent times, particularly as it relates to deemed permits? A. Sure, so in recent times, a lot...
...and I will be looking for more than just a restatement of what you said in the transcripts. A. Sure. Q. I’ll be looking to get some more information out of you. So I’d just like to start by exploring your experience with preparing resource consent 15 applications. So would you be able to just briefly explain to me, in terms of your experience, what is your experience with that in recent times, particularly as it relates to deemed permits? A. Sure, so in recent times, a lot...
...be achieved. It could also be likely to be the case that the Otago Regional Council would encourage compliance with the permitted standards to minimise effects on the receiving environment, rather than grant a discretionary activity resource consent where compliance with Rule 12.C.1.1 can be achieved. [8] It is evident from this reporting that the Chapter 25 Earthworks Provisions were specifically established to “bridge the gap” between the Otago Regional Water Plan existing...
...held too broad and holding risks of unintended consequences if answered. Jurisdiction therefore declined re (a). D: Costs reserved. REASONS Introduction [1] These two appeals by Ngati Whatua Orakei Whai Maia Limited did not challenge the consents granted by Auckland Council , but challenged certain conditions attaching. [2] Hearing Commissioners of the respondent granted consent as follows: a) Westhaven Decision: extend the North Western breakwater and causeway (via land recla...