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...Resource Management Act 1991. 3 4. I am interested in all the proceedings. 5. I am particularly interested in the following issues: a. Any relief sought that seeks to replace alter or remove the provision of an appropriate permitted activity pathway and flexibility for mixed livestock (sheep, beef-cattle and deer, but not limited to) low intensity farming, included as provided for in farm environment plans. b. The ‘grandparenting’ of nitrogen allocation...
...the Human Rights Act 1993, and do not appear to be justifiable in terms of s 5 of the Bill of Rights Act. 2. Further, the amendment to s 35(2) of the Immigration Act 1987 in Schedule 14 of the Bill, which provides that the Minister may decline the permit application of a person under 17 years of age if there is no parental consent, appears to be inconsistent with the freedom from discrimination on the grounds of age affirmed by s 19(1) of the Bill of Rights Act and s 21(1)(i) of the Huma...
...publication of reports of proceedings); 4. Generally, where the Bill amends provisions regulating who may attend Family Court hearings it provides that officers of the Court, parties to a proceeding, lawyers representing parties, witnesses, persons permitted by the Judge to be present as support persons for a party, and accredited news media reporters may be present. Discretion is granted to Family Court Judges to permit other persons to be present. 5. The provisions regarding publicati...
...the Proposed Auckland Unitary Plan took legal effect from 19 August 2016, replacing non-identical temporary activity provisions in the Auckland Council District Plan (Rodney Section) 2011. Gravatt Family Trust v Pierau 2 C: The relevant permitted temporary activity rules in the PAUP cannot be read together with the replaced Rodney Section rules for the purpose of calculation of numbers of days for which an activity would be permitted in any 12 month period. D: PAUP Rule E...
...90% of all property owners in the Titirangi Laingholm area who have sites under 4000sqm. In fact the majority have sites of 1000sqm or less and are generally 15-18m wide. With a 15m wide site, a reduction of a 6m Yard on each side leaves you a permitted development area of exactly 3m! With a 18m wide site, a development area of 6m occurs. Neither are suitable for new dwellings or additions to existing dwellings. Furthermore on a steep site development going from 3m back to 10m back...
...[1] Waikanae Beach Retirement Village Ltd (WBRVL) lodged an appeal on 2 September 2022 against a decision of Kapiti Coast District Council (the Council) on an application for resource consent to undertake earthworks that do not comply ·with the permitted activity standards for the construction of 24 dwellings as stage one in the WBRVL Retirement Village complex, three dwellings that do not comply with the permitted height envelope, activities that do not comply with the water demand...
...repeat here. This direction, which was made on the application of the defendant who apprehended problems arising from Mr Langbehn’s intended role, should not really have come as a surprise to counsel for the plaintiff. Given that the judgment permitted Mr Langbehn to sit with and advise counsel at the hearing, it is difficult to understand how that direction could so affect the case, about five weeks before its start, that Mr Fairclough is now unable to undertake that role. [5...
...dated 29 September 2021. Abatement notice [3] The abatement notice was issued on 20 September 2021. The reasons for the abatement notice were stated in the notice as:2 The taking of water for irrigation of a vineyard is not provided for as a permitted activity (or controlled or prohibited) and therefore requires a Resource Consent. A search of Council’s records shows that there is no Resource Consent in place permitting the activity. The activity is also not expressly allow...
...2023, an application for stay of the three abatement notices was filed. The application was supported by an affidavit of Graeme Douglas Bowkett affirmed 17 August 2023. In relation to the boat ramp, Mr Bowkett maintains that the boat ramp is a permitted activity. Therefore, a stay is requested to determine the lawfulness of the activity before compliance with the abatement notice is required. In respect of environmental considerations, Mr Bowkett submits there is no discharge, no m...
...The exclusion from the scope of “immigration advice” relevant here is subs (1)(b)(iii) concerning clerical work, translation or interpretation services. The question that arises is whether Ms S and the other staff of IPS have performed such permitted work only. [77] “Clerical work” is narrowly defined in the Act:14 clerical work means the provision of services in relation to an immigration matter, or to matters concerning sponsors, employers, and education providers, in whi...