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Hearings on the Proposed District Plan

Hearing 5: Historic Heritage, Notable Trees, and Sites and Areas of Significance to Māori

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Wairarapa Combined District Plan - Why a Review
what is a district plan & why a review
what will plan look like & key focus areas
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How the District Plan achieve these aims?

Historic Heritage, Notable Trees, and Sites and Areas of Significance to Maori

See the details and timetable for Hearing 5 and read the reports and evidence that has been filed. Documents will be added to this webpage as they become available

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Hearing Panel Members

All

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Key Dates

Hearing Date(s):

9, 10 and 12 December 2024
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Section 42A Report Due

11 November 2024
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Submitter Evidence Due

25 November 2024

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Notice of Hearing

Notice Hearing - Hearing Stream 5 - PDF 90 KB

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Submitter List

Will be added when available.

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Hearing Timetable

Hearing Timetable - Hearing Stream 5 - PDF 45 KB

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Hearing Recordings

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Section 42A Reports

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Submitter's Evidence

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Legal Submissions

Will be added when available.

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Council Officer Summary Statements

Notable Trees

Hearing Introduction Summary Statement Notable Trees - PDF 120 KB

NT Appendix 2.1 Recommended amendments TREE chapter - PDF 190 KB

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Historic Heritage

Hearing Introduction Summary Statement - Historic Heritage - PDF 2.5 MB

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Sites and Areas of Significance to Māori

Hearing Introduction Summary Statement SASM - PDF 140 KB
Proposed SASM - PDF 220 KB

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Hearing Presentations

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Council Officer Reply Statements

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Post Hearing

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The District Plan

Every district in New Zealand must have a District Plan prepared under the Resource Management Act. District plans are needed to manage the effects of land use, including growth. They do this by identifying the key issues in a district and how to manage them.