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Waitaki Valley Medical Trust
SRC08/42
Settlement Road, Kurow
 Application (PDF)
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To subdivide a 4.0102 hectare block of land in the Rural General zone into two lots. The resulting lots are proposed to be 3.3792ha and 6310m 2 respectively. The minimum lot size in the zone is 4ha. The proposal is a non-complying subdivision activity as per Rule 14.3.5. The purpose of the subdivision is to provide a residence for the Kurow G.P. in a rural setting. |
Submissions close:
5pm
22/8/2008 |
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Euroclass Design and Build
SRC 07/67
T Y Duncan Road, Oamaru
Application (1.5Mb PDF)
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The purposes of this application are to:
1. To subdivide 4.0514ha of land zoned Rural General into 16 lots ranging in size from 1433m2 to 3457 m2 and one lot to vest as road. Access to the lots is proposed from T Y Duncan Road. The Rural General Critical Zone Standard requires a minimum lot size of 4ha. Accordingly, the proposed activity is a Non-Complying Activity.
2. To obtain landuse resource consent to develop and use the lots created by the above subdivision for industrial and service activities as defined in the District Plan and rural service activities being the use of land and/or buildings for the primary purpose of providing goods and services to agriculture, horticulture, silviculture, or animal husbandry. |
UNDER APPEAL
ENVIRONMENT COURT |
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N & J de Geest
LRC06/08
Waterfront Road Oamaru Harbour
Commisioners' Decision |
The redevelopment of the two existing buildings into 15 residential apartment units, the use and maintenance of those apartments; the construction, use and maintenance of a link structure between the two existing buildings, associated vehicle parking(both indoor and outdoor) ; and the demolition of the lean-to structure at the eastern end of the larger (eastern) building and its replacement with a new structure to provide car parking and entry to the main building. |
UNDER APPEAL
ENVIRONMENT COURT |
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HOLCIM
Oamaru
LRC07/08
Notice of Application for Submission
Appn for Resource Consent - Cement Plant Site
Appn for Resource Consent - Ngapara Coal Pit Site
Appn for Resource Consent - Weston Quarries
Appn for Resource Consent - Windsor |
Holcim (New Zealand) Limited proposes to construct and operate a cement manufacturing plant on land owned by Holcim adjacent to the Weston-Ngapara Road, approximately 3 kilometres from the township of Weston and 7 kilometres west of Oamaru.
The proposed cement manufacturing plant and associated facilities, including storage silos, a raw material storage hall, rail loading facilities and offices/staff facilities, would have a total footprint of between 30 - 40 hectares.
The proposed cement manufacturing plant would use dry process technology which involves the drying and grinding of raw materials into a fine dry powder that is then fed to the kiln system. The cement manufacturing plant is proposed to operate 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. Used oil is also proposed to be stored at the cement manufacturing plant site, which would be used to supplement coal as a fuel for the kiln.
The main raw materials required to produce cement are proposed to be extracted from a quarry containing limestone and siltstone, and a quarry containing tuff, both in close proximity to the proposed cement manufacturing plant. The quarries are proposed to operate up to 12 hours per day, up to 6 days per week. The limestone/siltstone and the tuff would be quarried using bulldozers with ripper attachments. The quarried material would be transported to the adjacent cement manufacturing plant by a belt conveyor system, within the quarry.
Some of the quarried materials would be screened and crushed at a crusher to be located by the limestone/siltstone quarry at the beginning of the belt conveyor system.
In addition, silica sand would be obtained from a pit near Windsor. The pit is also proposed to operate up to 12 hours per day, up to 6 days per week. The sand would be excavated and then transported some 12 kilometres by truck to be stockpiled at the cement manufacturing plant site.
Lignite coal is proposed to be the primary fuel to run the cement manufacturing plant. The coal is proposed to be extracted from a pit near Ngapara and again is proposed to operate up to 12 hours per day, up to 6 days per week. The coal is proposed to be transported some 19 kilometres by truck to be stockpiled at the cement manufacturing plant site.
Other materials proposed to be used in the cement manufacturing plant site, such as used-oil and gypsum, would be delivered to the cement manufacturing plant by truck. The majority of the cement produced would be transported by rail to a port (Port of Timaru or Port Chalmers) for shipment, while trucks would be used to distribute cement south to southern local South Island markets
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Submissions Closed:
19 June 2007
WDC and ORC Planning Reports available here
Holcim Final Decision
Appeals Closed:
29 February 2008
UNDER APPEAL
ENVIRONMENT COURT |
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Oceana Gold
LRC03/145
Macraes Mines Deepdell South Pit
LIMITED NOTIFICATION
 Application
 Deepdell South map
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To vary condition 11 of consent granted in 1999 (LRC99/55) which reads:
"Pit"
(a) The western sector of the Deepdell South Pit margin (Plan S816, dated 31 August 1991) shall be backfilled until the original ridge skyline, as viewed from the historic golden point reserve, is reinstated. The reinstated Maritana face shall also be contoured, as far as practicable to confirm to the original titles."
(b) and all consequential amendments hereto. |
Submissions Close:
11 November 2005
ON HOLD
Hearing:
Objections to Decision close: |
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Oceana Gold Ltd
Golden Point Road
Macraes
Palmerston
LRC06/11
 Application
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Condition 12(a) of consent LRC99/54 required Oceana Gold Limited to implement temporary road closure procedures for a maximum of six years.
Oceana Gold Limited now proposes to vary condition 12(a) of LRC99/54 to allow the road closure to continue for a further four years until October 2010.
In accordance with section 127(3)(a) of the Resource Management Act 1991 the application to vary the consent condition will be considered as an application for a discretionary activity.
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ON HOLD
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Allan Jones
Cnr Waianakarua and River Roads
Kakanui
LRC07/17
Application (1.2mb pdf)
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To establish and operate visitor accomodation involving -
*1 A-framed unit containing 1 bedroom with a mezzanine floor
* Ablution block
* 2x 1 bedroom cabins
* 30 powered and unpowered campervan/caravan/tent sites
* Garden shed for tractor and maintenance equipment
* Water storage tank
* Signage & landscaping
* Entrance off River Road |
UNDER APPEAL
ENVIRONMENT COURT |