COMMUNITY CENTRE PUBLIC MEETING OF RESIDENTS AND RATEPAYERS

The Annual General Meeting of Residents and Ratepayers of the Paparimu Community Hall is to be held on Wednesday 15 September 2010, at 7.30 pm, in the Paparimu Community Hall.

BUSINESS

1. To receive and adopt the report of the Hall Committee and Statement of Receipts and Payments for the 2009/2010 financial year.
2. Election of Officers.
3. General Business.
 

COMMUNITY CENTRE PUBLIC MEETING OF RESIDENTS AND RATEPAYERS

The Annual General Meeting of Residents and Ratepayers of the Pukekohe East Hall is to be held on Monday 13 September 2010, at 7.15 pm, in the Pukekohe East Hall.

BUSINESS

1. To receive and adopt the report of the Hall Committee and Statement of Receipts and Payments for the 2009/2010 financial year.
2. Election of Officers.
3. General Business.
 

The Annual General Meeting of Residents and Ratepayers of the Waipipi Hall, is to be held on Thursday, 16 September 2010, at 7.30pm at the Waipipi Hall.

BUSINESS

1. To receive and adopt the report of the Hall Committee and Statement of Receipts and Payments for the 2009/2010 financial year.
2. Election of Officers.
3. General Business.
 

NOTIFICATION OF APPLICATION FOR A RESOURCE
CONSENT UNDER SECTION 95A(2)(a) OF THE RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT ACT 1991


The Franklin District Council has received an application for the following resource consents:

APPLICATION

APPLICANT: Barry Phillips and Maioro Farms Limited

ADDRESS: 65 Walters Road, Karaka (Receiver Lot) and
Forestry Road, Maioro (Donor Lot)

LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Lot 3 DP 108402 (CT NA60C/754) (Receiver Lot) and
Allotment 47 Suburban Section Parish of Waiuku (CT NA35B/1397) (Donor Lot)

APPLICATION: To amalgamate two existing rural titles located at Forestry Road, Maioro, which is located within the Awhitu Rural Management Area (Donor Lot), and to transfer one development right/title to an 11.2760 hectare property located at 65 Walters Road, Karaka which is located with the Manukau Harbour Management Area (Receiver Lot). The Receiver Lot will result in proposed Lot 1 containing the existing dwelling and accessory buildings and comprising of 4.6750 hectares, and proposed Lot 2 being vacant of buildings and comprising of 6.6010 hectares

ADDRESS FOR SERVICE: Tripp Andrews and Partners
P O Box 28 750
Remuera 1541
Attention: Peter Nicholls

Full details of the application may be examined in the office of the Franklin District Council, Manukau Road, Pukekohe during normal office hours (8.00 am to 5.00 pm Monday to Friday). You may send a written submission on these applications to Council no later than 5.00 pm on Wednesday 15 September 2010. Any submission must be dated, signed and be on the prescribed form available from Council.

A copy of any submission must be served on the applicant at the address for
service.
 

The Annual General Meeting of Residents and Ratepayers of the Mangatangi Hall is to be held on
Thursday 9 September 2010, at 4.00 pm, in the Mangatangi Hall.

BUSINESS

1. To receive and adopt the report of the Hall Committee and Statement of Receipts and Payments for the 2009/2010 financial year.
2. Election of Officers.
3. General Business.
 

Public Notice of Withdrawal of Provisions from Proposed Plan Change 20 (LGAAA) to the Operative Franklin District Plan

Clause 8D of Schedule 1 of the Resource Management Act 1991 (RMA)

Pursuant to clause 8D of Schedule 1 of the RMA, Franklin District Council hereby gives public notice of its decision to withdraw the following provisions of proposed Plan Change 20 to the Operative Franklin District Plan.

i. The proposed provision in Part 26.1.3 relating to ‘An Integrated Transport Assessment for MAJOR TRIP GENERATING DEVELOPMENTS’;
ii. The proposed provision in Part 26.5 relating to ‘MAJOR TRIP GENERATING DEVELOPMENT’ and the proposed amendments to Part 26.5.D;
iii. The proposed provision in Part 27.3 relating to ‘MAJOR TRIP GENERATING DEVELOPMENTS’
iv. The proposed additions to Part 27.8.B;
v. The proposed provision in Part 29.4 relating to ‘SIGNIFICANT TRIP GENERATING DEVELOPMENT’;
vi. The proposed definition of ‘MAJOR TRIP GENERATING DEVELOPMENT’ in Part 50
vii. The proposed amendments to Part 53 in clause (g);

Copies of PC20 can be viewed on the Franklin District Council website www.franklin.govt.nz, and can be obtained from the offices of the Franklin District Council.

The reasons for the Franklin District Council's decision to withdraw the above provisions are:

i. The provisions do not adequately address the resource management issues of the district in respect to the management of traffic associated with Manukau Road;
ii. The provisions apply district-wide and therefore do not discriminate between those activities and locations where development should be enabled, and those where development needs to be carefully managed;
iii. Drafting errors have resulted in difficulties in the administration of the provisions;
iv. The resource management issues are more appropriately addressed by the community through the proposed plan changes to the Operative District Plan.

Cathy Kenkel
Group Manager: Strategic
Franklin District Council
2 September 2010

Contact person: Murray Cameron, Principal Policy Planner
Ph 09 237 1304 ext 3441
Murray.Cameron@franklin.govt.nz

CLOSURE OF ROAD TO ORDINARY VEHICULAR TRAFFIC

Pursuant to the Local Government Act 1974 (Tenth Schedule), notice is hereby given that for the purpose of work associated with the commencement of the Nelson Street Stormwater Upgrade, the following road will be closed to ordinary vehicular traffic for the period indicated hereunder.

ROAD TO BE CLOSED TO ORDINARY VEHICULAR TRAFFIC

Nelson Street, Pukekohe ( at the entrance to Powell’s Transport, 17 Nelson Street )

PERIOD OF CLOSURE

FROM 6.00am Monday 13 September 2010

TO 6.00pm Wednesday 15 September 2010

Premises either side of the “Work Zone” will be accessible from Manukau Road or John Street.

Franklin District Council apologises for any inconvenience this closure may cause.
 

Samuel Miller Reserve, 42 Nelson Street, Pukekohe.

Pursuant to section 16(1) of the Reserves Act 1977, Franklin District Council hereby notifies its intention to classify the land known as Samuel Miller Reserve as Local Purpose (Neighbourhood Park) Reserve, more particularly described in the Schedule hereto. Council considers that the current purpose of Local Purpose (Council Depot) Reserve is no longer appropriate and it is intended that the land be developed into a neighbourhood park.

A plan showing the area of reserve land to be classified is available for inspection at the main Council Administration Office, located at 82 Manukau Road, Pukekohe. Any person wishing to object to the proposed classification of the reserve land may do so, in writing and addressed to the Chief Executive Officer, Franklin District Council, Private Bag 5, Pukekohe 2340, Attention Murray Campbell, no later than 5pm, Monday 11th October 2010.

Sally Davis
Chief Executive Officer

Schedule
Land to be Classified as Local Purpose (Neighbourhood Park) Reserve:-

1.4597 ha being Part Allotment 5A, Suburban Section 2, Parish of Pukekohe, all Computer Freehold Register NA45A/786.
 

(Belmont Structure Plan Area) to the Operative Franklin District Plan

Clause 8D of Schedule 1 of the Resource Management Act 1991 (RMA)

Pursuant to clause 8D of Schedule 1 of the RMA, the Franklin District Council hereby gives public notice of its decision to withdraw the provisions of proposed Plan Change 26 (PC26) to the Operative Franklin District Plan.

The reasons for the Franklin District Council's decision to withdraw PC26 are:

1. PC26 was submitted to Franklin District Council as a private plan change request, and the Council adopted the plan change at its Strategy and Policy Committee meeting on 15 April 2010. The statutory timeframe for notifying PC26, being four months from adoption, has now lapsed.
2. A further plan change request for the Belmont Structure Plan Area has been submitted to Franklin District Council which the Council adopted on 26 August 2010. This is proposed Plan Change 29 (Belmont Structure Plan Area) which has to be publicly notified within four months of the date of adopting the plan change request.
3. PC26 has therefore become redundant, and, to avoid an overlap of proposed plan changes in the Belmont Structure Plan Area, it has been withdrawn.

Cathy Kenkel
Group Manager: Strategic
Franklin District Council
14 September 2010

Contact person: Michèle Schitko, Senior Policy Planner
Ph 09 237 1304 ext 3415
michele.schitko@franklin.govt.nz

Plan Change 29 (Belmont Structure Plan Area (Pukekohe West)), Variation 5 to Proposed Plan Change 14 and Variation 1 to Proposed Plan Change 24

Clause 5 of Schedule 1, Resource Management Act 1991 (RMA)

Franklin District Council (FDC) has prepared the following proposed plan change and variation:
 Proposed Plan Change 29 (PC29 - Belmont Structure Plan Area);
 Variation 5 to proposed Plan Change 14; and
 Variation 1 to proposed Plan Change 24.

The purpose of the proposed Plan Change and Variations is to give effect to the Belmont Structure Plan. PC29 and Variation 5 propose to rezone the land within the Belmont Structure Plan Area to the west of Pukekohe from ‘Rural’ to ‘Residential 2’ and ‘Recreation’ and amend the location of the Central Rural Management Area boundary. A new Part 54.16 will be inserted into the District Plan with objectives and policies and subdivision design assessment criteria specific to the Belmont Structure Plan Area. PC29 further involves the scheduling of significant trees and a new ‘Site of Special Wildlife Interest’ (Robinson’s Swamp) will be incorporated into Schedule 5A of the District Plan. The latter will have immediate legal effect from the date of this public notice, in accordance with Section 86B(3)(b) of the RMA.

Variation 1 to PC24 introduces minor amendments to District Plan Part 26: Rule 26 – Subdivision Urban relating to the Belmont Structure Plan Area. In addition, minor remedial changes to Part 26: Rule 26 – Subdivision Urban, Part 19 (Objectives, Policies and Methods: Urban) and Part 54.15 (Pokeno Structure Plan Area) of the District Plan are proposed.

The proposed Plan Change and Variations, including supporting technical documents, can be viewed online at www.franklin.govt.nz and are available for inspection or purchase at the following locations:
Pukekohe: Council offices, 82 Manukau Road and Bookinopolis, Massey Avenue
Tuakau: Waikato District Library – Tuakau Branch, George Street
Waiuku: Service Centre and Bookinopolis, King Street

Any person may make a submission on the proposed Plan Change and Variations. You may do so by sending a written submission to FDC at Private Bag 5, Pukekohe 2340 (Attn: Melanie Hunkin). Submissions must be on Form 5 as prescribed in the Resource Management (Forms, Fees, and Procedure) Regulations 2003 and must state whether or not you wish to be heard on your submission. Form 5 is available from FDC’s service centres or from www.franklin.govt.nz. Submissions must arrive at FDC by 4pm on Friday 15 October 2010.

The process after close of submissions will be as follows:
• After the closing date for submissions FDC will prepare a summary of submissions and this summary will be publicly notified.
• There will be an opportunity to make a further submission in support of, or opposition to, any submission already made.
• If a person making a submission requests to be heard in support of his or her submission, a hearing will be held.
• FDC will give its decision (including its reasons for accepting and rejecting submissions).
• Any person who has made a submission has the right to appeal the decision to the Environment Court.

Cathy Kenkel
Group Manager: Strategic
Franklin District Council
14 September 2010

Contact person:
Michèle Schitko, Senior Policy Planner
Ph 09 237 1304 ext 3415
michele.schitko@franklin.govt.nz
 

Address for Service:
Melanie Hunkin
Franklin District Council
Private Bag 5
Pukekohe 2340
Ph 09 237 1304 ext 3491
melanie.hunkin@franklin.govt.nz