Resource Consents Received 16 Jul 2024 - 22 Jul 2024
Application Id | Applicant | Site Address | Proposal | Date Received |
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240705 | MG Contracting Marlborough Ltd | 1048 State Highway 63 | The Applicant operates a commercial contracting company. Part of the operation includes chipping (at the source) forestry slash and removed grapevines. While the bulk of this chipped material is delivered directly to the property of a contract holder, at times some chip may need to be stored on site. No chipping would be undertaken on the subject property. The Applicant has identified an area (refer to site plan) where the stockpile would be located. This is not visible from any existing dwelling located on an adjoining property. | 22 Jul 2024 |
240689 | Ahmad Fawzi Bin Ayuby Berseh, Pamela Kaye Ayuby | 17 Thompson Place | Land use consent to extend an established existing dwelling at 17 Thompson Place as a discretionary activity under the MEP dueto a breach of the site coverage requirements of the Coastal Living Zone pursuant to Standard 7.2.1.4. Lot 5 DP 5387. | 16 Jul 2024 |
220742.125.01 | Yealands Estate Limited | 204 Cable Station Road | It is proposed to extend the lapse date of U200742 by 18 months so that the lapse date for U200742.1, U220742.2 and U200742.3 will be 1 July 2026. | 18 Jul 2024 |
240692 | Wayne Andrew Young, Jo-Anne Janet Pearl Young | 2367 & 2369 Queen Charlotte Drive | To create repciprocala rights of way over Lots 1 & 2 DP 1901 appurtenant to Lots 1 & 2 DP 1901 and also a right of way appurtenant to Pt Lot 7 DP 1641. | 17 Jul 2024 |
240703 | James Rodney Young, Michele Leann Whitteker | 392 Mahau Road | Discharge treated human effluent to land through an existing on-site wastewater system. Lot 1 DP 343151. | 22 Jul 2024 |
240688 | Jeremy Thomas Best, Anne-Marie Best | 440 New Renwick Road | To install and operate an Orchard Rite 2600 frost fanon Lot 1 DP 12218. | 16 Jul 2024 |
240699 | Sauvy Holdings Limited | 496 Haldons Road | To authorise the installation and to operate two Orchard Rite 2430 frost fansand eight Orchard Rite 2600 frost fans on Lot 2 DP 545282. | 18 Jul 2024 |
240704 | Malcolm Craig Berkett, Caroline Jane Berkett | 6679 State Highway 6 | To construct and maintain riverbank protection works in the Rai River and Alfred Stream andto temporarily divert the Rai River and Alfred Stream during the construction and maintenance of riverbankprotection works.Part Sections 47 - 50 Block V Heringa SD, Lot 2 DP 366864, Part Lot 1 DP 776,Part Section 3 Block II Heringa SD. | 22 Jul 2024 |
240690 | James Alexander Lochead, Cherie Jean Lochead, Philip Jackson | 78A Houldsworth Street | The applicant seeks a variation to a cross-lease plan as a discretionary activity under the MEP.Flat 1 DP 7272 on Lot 1 DP 3740. | 16 Jul 2024 |
240702 | Siok-Keng Lim | 83 Muller Road | Subdivision As shown on the attached scheme plans, the property will be subdivided into 2 allotments: Lot 1 is 350m² net (460m² including access) and will provide for a future dwelling to be built. Lot 2 is 650m² and will contain the existing house Access Lot 1 will require a new 3.5m wide vehicle crossing on the eastern side of the property. Lot 2 will utilise the existing vehicle crossing located on the western side of the property. Services Lot 1 will require new connections into the stormwater, sewer, water, telecom and electrical services. Lot 2 is fully serviced and no changes are required. Please refer to the Land Development Decision document attached to this application. | 19 Jul 2024 |
240700 | Te Pukenga – New Zealand Institute of Skills and Technology | 85 Budge Street | To provide alterative maintenance to a heritage listed tree | 19 Jul 2024 |
240695 | MAQ Limited | 975 State Highway 63 | The Applicant seeks to undertake a boundary adjustment, effectively subdividing off the upper terrace, including the existing dwelling, onto a separate title of approximately 1.6 hectares, and amalgamating the 6.40-hectare balance with the adjoiningLot 2 DP 544872. This will create a title which is approximately 66.8hectares in area. There will be no change to the servicing of the existing dwelling. No additional titles are created, and the amalgamation will enable a more efficient, effective use of the productive land. | 17 Jul 2024 |
180953.127.01 | Craig Jonathon Blackburn, Sharon Marie Blackburn, Michael Charles Morrison, Katrina Marie Morrison | Aratawa Bay | Variation Section 127 U180953.01. Update the Consent Holders names, and change the coordinate location and registered vessel length N5441062,E1696709 Registered Vessel Length 9 meters.Lot 1 DP 1539 BLK VI GORE SD. | 16 Jul 2024 |
240694 | Marlborough Kaikoura Trail Trust | Between Waima (Ure) River and Tirohanga | Background The Marlborough Kaikoura Trail Trust is constructing a continuous 194 km cycle/walking trail that will connect Picton, Blenheim, Seddon, Ward, Kekerengu and Kaikoura. The trail will be called the Whale Trail. The Whale Trail will be a key asset to Marlborough and Kaikoura. It will provide tourism and recreational opportunities and fill a significant gap in the area's cycling network. It will provide a stunning and safe recreation and commuter route for cyclists and walkers. It is estimated that The Whale Trail will boost the Marlborough economy by more than $100 million over the next 20 years and result in an estimated annual health benefit of $18 million per year (reference: www.thewhaletrail.nz ). The idea for the project emerged in the wake of the 2016 Kaikoura earthquake when it was proposed that a trail be incorporated in the reconstruction of State Highway 1. The Marlborough Kaikoura Whale Trail Trust was formed to oversee this project. The project is a partnership between key stakeholders including KiwiRail, local Iwi, The Marlborough District Council, Kaikoura District Council and local Transport Agencies. Extensive funding has been secured from foundation funders including Marlborough District Council, Kaikoura District Council, Rata Foundation and the Provincial Growth Fund. In July 2020 a further $18 million of funding was announced for the construction of the Trail. Sponsors of the project include Sport Tasman, WK Advisors and accountants, Belly Gully, Ayson Survey, Gilbert Family Trust and APL Property. Trail sections between Picton and Seddon are already under construction or completed. This is the next section and further application will be lodged for sections between Waima and Clarence River. Proposal Resource consent is sought for construction of a 10.8 km section of trail between Waima River and Tirohanga, The alignment is shown on Southern Land plan ref X4089_P2. There are 4 standard track designs that will be utilised depending on the immediate area on which the track is located. These are shown on the attached plans (Standard Trail Formation (Crown), Standard Trail Formation with Water channels, Standard Trail Formation (Crossfall) and Standard Trail Clearance Limits/Shy Space). The trail will have a finished width of between 1.5m and 2.2m. The trail will have a compacted sub-base of approximately 250mm with a base course of approximately 75mm. The surface will be smooth crushed gravel. The trail will have adequate fall to ensure surface water run-off to prevent ponding. There may be various sections along trail where the ground conditions do not provide a firm base. Additional hardfill will be placed in these areas to provide a firm base before the track is laid. On either side of the track there will be a tapered shy space of approximately 750mm to form a smooth transition to surrounding area. There will be a minimum of 50m topsoil and grass will be seeded on the shy space and blended into existing terrain contours. In some sections the shy space will include a water channel to manage run off with culverts at sag points as required to manage flows. The water channels will not be spread with grass seed. The trail will be fenced from adjacent land with a post wire fence. There will be chicane barriers and small cyclist give way or stop signs at intersections with roads to alert cyclists to the presence of a road and to discourage vehicles from accessing the trail. The trail crosses water courses and these require bridging and culverting, as set out below: Bridges Flags Creek bridge is proposed downstream of KiwiRail Bridge 131 and will be 10m long Woodside Creek Bridge is proposed near the river mouth and will be 20m long. Tirohanga Stream Bridge is subject to a separate consent application Bridge Construction details are shown on the concept photos and the locations are shown on Southern Land Plan ref X4089_P2 Excavation Earthworks will be required along the trail and are detailed in the land disturbance section Signage Signs will be erected occasionally along the cycle trail which provide information about the area and its history, as well as track way finding and safety. These signs will comply with the standards for Permitted Activity standards. | 18 Jul 2024 |
240691 | The Wellington Trust | Blackwood Bay | For a Coastal Permit for a new swing mooring with a Spiral Screw Anchor for a 13.5m vessel associated with Lot 4 DP 1071. | 17 Jul 2024 |
240701 | Broughton Bay Trust | Broughton Bay Kenepuru Sound | To renew existing mooring M2360 which is due to expire on 31 October 2024. | 19 Jul 2024 |
240698 | Graham Wood | Graham Wood | The activity is onsite waste disposal to land. The site includes an existing primary treatment and bedgravity feedsystem that was consented in 2009under Resource Consent No U090519 and the consent has since expired. This application is the renewal of this consent. The existing system has been viewed and assessed following the MDC warrant of Fitness Check List (as attached in report, dated July2024) | 18 Jul 2024 |
150302.127.01 | Dowdall Family Trust | Milton Bay | To change condition 6 of resource consent U150302.02 to enable existing swing mooring M974 in Milton Bay to be used by a vessel up to 12.0 metres in length. | 18 Jul 2024 |
240696 | Legacy Fishing Limited | Oyster Bay | New resource consent application for a swing mooring for a new commercial vessel. Oyster Bay - Port Underwood. 3 Tonne block, 13.6m commercial vessel - rock lobster. N5426978, E1693366, MHW 7m,MLW 5.5m, Tackle 14m. Lot 2 DP 311967. | 18 Jul 2024 |
240693 | Marlborough Kaikoura Trail Trust | Tirohanga Stream | Background The Marlborough Kaikoura Trail Trust is constructing a continuous 194 km cycle/walking trail that will connect Picton, Blenheim, Seddon, Ward, Kekerengu and Kaikoura. The trail will be called the Whale Trail. The Whale Trail will be a key asset to Marlborough and Kaikoura. It will provide tourism and recreational opportunities and fill a significant gap in the area's cycling network. It will provide a stunning and safe recreation and commuter route for cyclists and walkers. It is estimated that The Whale Trail will boost the Marlborough economy by more than $100 million over the next 20 years and result in an estimated annual health benefit of $18 million per year (reference: www.thewhaletrail.nz ). The idea for the project emerged in the wake of the 2016 Kaikoura earthquake when it was proposed that a trail be incorporated in the reconstruction of State Highway 1. The Marlborough Kaikoura Whale Trail Trust was formed to oversee this project. The project is a partnership between key stakeholders including KiwiRail, local Iwi, The Marlborough District Council, Kaikoura District Council and local Transport Agencies. Extensive funding has been secured from foundation funders including Marlborough District Council, Kaikoura District Council, Rata Foundation and the Provincial Growth Fund. In July 2020 a further $18 million of funding was announced for the construction of the Trail. Sponsors of the project include Sport Tasman, WK Advisors and accountants, Belly Gully, Ayson Survey, Gilbert Family Trust and APL Property. Trail sections between Picton and Seddon are already under construction or completed. This is the next section and further application will be lodged for sections between Waima and Clarence River. Proposal Resource consent is sought for construction of a 68.4m long suspension bridge over Tirohanga Stream, The location is shown on the aerial plan & AA design drawings. The trail crosses water courses and these require bridging and culverting, as set out below: Bridges Tirohanga Stream Bridge will be 68.4m long suspension bridge and will be 120m downstream of the Main North Rail line bridge. Bridge Construction details are shown on the concept photos plus Abseil Access design plan job reference 1913 and the location shown on aerial plan and photo. Excavation Earthworks will be required for the bridge piles, foundations and anchors and this is detailed in the land disturbance section | 17 Jul 2024 |
240697 | Mt Olympus Farm Limited | Waihopai Valley Road | To undertake a subdivision of Lot 2 DP 536278 creating Lots 2 (532.41 ha) and Lot 3 (286.58 ha) and amalgamating Lot 2 with Lot 1 DP 346708. | 17 Jul 2024 |