Proposed Plan Change 16 – Micah Properties Ltd
The Hurunui District Council has accepted a request for a private plan change to the Hurunui District Plan from Micah Properties Limited, Hanmer Springs.
Proposed Private Plan Change 16 seeks to:
-
Extend the Hanmer Springs Management Area to the west, up to the line of the Chatterton River.
-
Include the land described as Sec 75 Hanmer Tship Blk 1 Lyndon SD in an extended Residential Management Area to be zoned Residential G.
A map of the plan change area can be viewed here.
The proposed Plan Change and the associated Assessment of Environmental Effects including a Section 32 Analysis are available below.
Hard copies can be viewed from the following locations:
-
Amberley Office, 66 Carter Road, Amberley
-
Cheviot Service Centre, 39 Hall Street, Cheviot
-
Hanmer Springs Service Centre and Community Library, Cnr Amuri Avenue and Cheltenham Street, Hanmer Springs
-
Hurunui Memorial Library, 111 Carters Road, Amberley
Call for further submissions
The Summary of Submissions and Decisions Requested was publicly notified on 13 February 2009.
Summary of Submissions
Submissions
The closing date for further submissions was 20 March 2009 at 5.00pm.
Further submissions
Hearing
The hearing was held in Amberley on 21 and 22 July 2009.
Decision
The decision was publicly notified on 2 September 2009. Any person who made a submission on the plan change may appeal the Council’s decision to the Environment Court within 30 working days of receipt of the notice of decision. The procedure for lodging an appeal is set out in Clause 14 of the First Schedule to the Resource Management Act (1991). The appeal must be set out as per Form 7 in the regulations to the Act. Further information on this can be found on the Environment Court website at
http://www.justice.govt.nz/environment/legislation-and-resources/forms.asp.
The address of the Environment Court is 83 Armagh St (corner Durham St) or PO Box 2069, Christchurch 8140, phone 03 962 4170, fax 03 962 4171.
Plan change documents
The plan change documents are in pdf file format and you will need Adobe PDF Reader to view them.
Please be patient as some files will take a while to load properly because of file size.
If you have problem opening them then you may need to download an updated viewer which is available free from Adobe.
|