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Plan Change 6 – Category 3 Lifestyle Subdivision Provisions for Displaced Landowners Panel recommendations as approved by the Minister for the Environment |
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Initial consultation documents
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Right homes; right place – Plan Change 5 Hastings District Council has prepared a change to the Hastings District Plan which will make it easier to build more houses on a site and assist with the provision for a greater range of housing types and affordable housing options in its Medium Density and General Residential Zones. Plan Change 5 will provide a more permissive approach to the consideration of housing developments in Hastings, Flaxmere and Havelock North by proposing:
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Submissions on Plan Change 5: Right Homes; Right Place re-opened after it was found that information was missing from some documents attached to the notification process carried out at the end of October 2022. Members of the public were again able to make submissions to Plan Change 5. Parties who had already made a submission had the option of keeping their submission as it was, or review the missing information and re-submit.
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Decisions documents
Officers right of reply
Recommendations to hearing panel
Submissions & further submissions
Consultation re-opening documents
Initial consultation documents
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Te Matā - Te Mata O Rongokako prohibited building area - Plan change 4 Hastings District Council has prepared a change to the Proposed District Plan to ensure that cultural and landscape values on the eastern face of Te Matā are appropriately protected . To this end a prohibited building area is being introduced, which affects the properties at 282 and 344 Waimarama Road. |
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Plan Change 3 – Providing for Marae in the Rural and Plains Production Zones |
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Plan Change 2 - Engineering Code of Practice |
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Plan Change 1 (Variation 7) - Seasonal Workers Accommodation Hastings District Council has prepared a variation to the Proposed District Plan to allow for seasonal worker accommodation within the Light Industrial zone and the General Industrial zones at Omahu and Irongate. The variation also places a more realistic scale for seasonal workers accommodation within the Plains Production zone. |
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Amendments to Heritage Provisions (Variation 6) Hastings District Council has prepared a summary of submissions on Variation 6. The variation amendments seek to add Vidal House as a heritage item in Appendix 49 Heritage Buildings in the Te Mata Special Character Zone. Built in 1908, this house is located in Havelock North and was reputedly designed by William Rush. It was purchased by the Vidal family in 1937. Variation 6 also seeks to clarify the permitted activity status of internal alterations to heritage buildings in the Te Mata Special Character Zone (listed in Appendix 49). It is recommended that this variation is read in conjunction with the section 32 evaluation report and the following supporting documents. |
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Inner City Living (Variation 5) Enabling inner city living in the upper floors of buildings in the Hasting Central Commercial zone. View documents: |
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The rezoning of land in Iona, Havelock North, from rural to residential has been completed. |
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Various parts of the plan affected |
Howard Street Residential (Variation 3) The proposal is to rezone 21.2 hectares of land from its current Plains Production Zone to General Residential Zone in between Howard St and Havelock Rd and adjoining the existing residential land on the southern side of Hastings city. |
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Irongate Industrial (Variation 2) Hastings District Council has completed a variation to rezone land on the western outskirts of Hastings for industrial activity. The rezoning means that some 118 hectares of land is now available for industrial use (dry industries). |
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Omahu Road Variation and NoR (Variation 1) Hastings District Council has completed a variation to rezone land on the northern side of Omahu Road to allow industrial activity. The rezoning means that some 63 hectares of land is now available for industrial land use. |
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