to upgrade existing 220 kV electricity transmission lines and substations to increase the electricity transmission capacity between the Otago-Southland region and the Waitaki Valley; and

to undertake ancillary works required for the purpose of paragraph (a); and

to construct and use land for a temporary workers’ village.

works to strengthen or upgrade parts of the transmission loop (as defined in clause 5(1)), including works—

for the purpose of the works described in paragraph (a), any of the following:

any other works that are—

goes north from Roxburgh through Naseby, Livingstone, the Waitaki Valley (including through the Aviemore, Benmore, Ōhau B, and Ōhau C hydro stations), and Twizel; and

goes south from Twizel through Cromwell and Clyde and back to Roxburgh.

to construct and operate a retirement village and associated facilities; and

to undertake ancillary works required for the purpose of paragraph (a); and

to subdivide land required for the purpose of paragraph (a).

bulk earthworks and associated discharges; and

works to construct the retirement village and associated facilities, including eating establishments, a gym, a pool, a community centre, a daily-needs retail area, and administrative facilities; and

landscaping, including planting; and

works to construct roads, parking facilities, and other infrastructure to service the retirement village and associated facilities; and

works to construct walking and cycling trails inside the retirement village and to connect them with existing trails outside the retirement village; and

works to construct water and wastewater infrastructure to connect with existing reticulated services; and

works to construct stormwater infrastructure and to enable the on-site management and discharge of stormwater; and

earthworks and dewatering for the purpose of the works described in paragraph (f) or (g); and

any other works that are—

persons who made submissions on Plan Change 53 to the Queenstown Lakes District Plan; and

any persons who, after submissions on Plan Change 53 closed, purchased properties within the area affected by Plan Change 53; and

Mr Michael Beresford, the appellant in the proceedings filed in the Environment Court as ENV-2018-CHC-69 (which relate to the Hawea/Wanaka substitute land provided for in the Ngāi Tahu Claims Settlement Act 1998).

to construct and operate a retirement village and associated facilities; and

to undertake ancillary works required for the purpose of paragraph (a).

earthworks (including bulk earthworks) and discharges associated with earthworks:

works to construct the retirement village and associated facilities:

landscaping, including plantings:

works to provide roading, parking, lighting, and other infrastructure to service the development:

works to remove existing vegetation:

works to divert a watercourse on the site:

works to take and use groundwater:

works to construct stormwater infrastructure and to divert and discharge stormwater run-off:

works to construct a bore for the abstraction of groundwater:

any other works that are—

retail or cafe space; and

a lobby; and

loading bays; and

a basement carpark.

works to construct a 12-storey office building that includes retail or cafe space, a lobby, loading bays, and a basement carpark:

earthworks for the foundations and basement carpark:

discharges associated with those earthworks:

dewatering, if works are required below the level of the groundwater:

works that give rise to construction noise:

works that give rise to vehicle movements:

works to provide for lighting:

any other works that are—

a heritage report prepared by a heritage expert that considers—

a summary of any consultation undertaken with iwi or Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga; and

a preliminary site investigation or detailed on-site investigation report for a contaminated site in accordance with the requirements of the Resource Management (National Environmental Standard for Assessing and Managing Contaminants in Soil to Protect Human Health) Regulations 2011 (the NES), showing how compliance with the NES will be achieved; and

a design statement, including a statement as to how the proposal achieves design excellence given that the building height exceeds the permitted height, but is within the 15% design excellence allowance; and

a written approval from Wellington Water Limited, if the proposal involves a discharge of dewatered water or stormwater to the stormwater network during works; and

an earthworks management plan; and

any additional information that the Wellington City Council and the Wellington Regional Council would require had the application been submitted in accordance with the standard process under the Resource Management Act 1991.

to subdivide land and develop up to 48 residential sections for future housing development; and

to provide the associated infrastructure for the subdivision and development of the sections, including roading, walkways, three waters services, and reserves.

earthworks (including bulk earthworks) and discharges associated with the earthworks:

landscaping, including plantings:

works to remove existing vegetation:

the construction of roading, walkways, and other transportation infrastructure required for the development:

the construction of water and wastewater infrastructure:

any other works that are—

to demolish existing buildings; and

to use land for, and construct, a 6-storey (maximum) development for, a supermarket, retail tenancies, offices and other commercial businesses, and residential units; and

to subdivide land associated with the uses specified in paragraph (b).

works to construct 1 or more 6-storey (maximum) buildings, including—

works to subdivide land:

any other works that are—

360 Dominion Road, Mt Eden, Auckland, legal description Lot 2 DP 170042, being below Reduced Level (RL) 54.8; and

88 Prospect Terrace, Mt Eden, Auckland, legal description Lot 2 DP 170042, being between RL 54.8 and RL 55.6; and

113 Grange Road, Mt Eden, Auckland, legal description Lot 2 DP 170042, being above RL 55.6.

an integrated transport assessment, including modelling and analysis that covers—

an urban design or character assessment of the project, including diagrams, visualisations, and 3D simulations covering the following:

flood assessment, including pre- and post-development effects on the upstream and downstream catchment and storage, as well as any mitigation measures.

Watercare Services Limited; and

Auckland Transport; and

Dominion Road Business Association Incorporated.

to construct and operate a foam factory and associated facilities, including—

to construct and operate a rail siding that will connect to the North Island Main Trunk Railway.

earthworks for the project (including bulk earthworks) and discharges associated with those earthworks:

works to construct the foam factory and associated facilities:

works to construct a rail siding:

landscaping works:

works to clear existing vegetation:

works to provide roading, parking areas, lighting, and other supporting infrastructure:

works to enable dewatering of the site:

the construction of stormwater infrastructure and a wetland:

any other works that are—

88 Lumsden Road, legal description Allotment 405 Parish of Whangamarino (record of title SA42D/983); and

109 Tahuna Road, legal description Lot 2 DPS 29288 (record of title SA1250/17 and SA26D/299); and

52 Lumsden Road, legal description Lot 3 DP 474347 (record of title 650547).

an assessment of the risks posed by the hazardous substances used on site and a description of the measures to be adopted to manage these risks; and

an integrated traffic assessment; and

a geotechnical assessment report; and

an ecological report; and

an archaeological report; and

an earthworks methodology report; and

a noise and vibration report; and

a draft construction traffic management plan; and

a landscape and visual assessment; and

an emergency plan; and

an air quality report; and

an assessment of any greenhouse gases emitted during the foam production process, and a description of measures to be adopted to reduce emissions; and

an assessment of the effects of the development on flood-water flows and the proposed mitigation measures; and

an assessment of the effects of the development on the Waikato River and its catchment and the proposed mitigation measures; and

an assessment to show why the proposed site is the best practicable option; and

an assessment of the project in light of the concerns raised by submitters in the Ohinewai zoning hearings, and the measures proposed to resolve these concerns.

the trustees of Nga Muka Development Trust; and

the trustees of the Waahi Whaanui Trust; and

Te Riu o Waikato Limited; and

Ohinewai Area Committee; and

Shand Properties Limited; and

Mercury NZ Limited; and

Iain and Luressa Macdonald; and

Konini Farms Limited; and

The Ralph Estates Incorporated; and

Suzanne Stow; and

David and Tiffany Whyte; and

Richard and Shanette Marsh; and

Bruce Holmes; and

Daniel and Rebekah Holmes; and

Auckland/Waikato Fish and Game Council; and

Future Proof Implementation Committee.

Kāinga Ora–Homes and Communities; and

Porirua City Council.

to replace an existing wastewater main that extends from Bothamley Park, Porirua to State Highway 1; and

to construct and operate a water reservoir near the existing reservoir on Stemhead Lane, Porirua; and

to construct and operate a wetland for flood risk and stormwater management in Cannons Creek Park, Porirua.

earthworks (including bulk earthworks):

discharges associated with earthworks:

works to trim or remove vegetation:

landscaping, including planting:

dewatering and discharge of the water onto land or into freshwater:

works to construct stormwater infrastructure:

works to discharge stormwater and wastewater onto land or into freshwater:

works to construct pipes, culverts, and associated reticulation infrastructure:

works to construct or disestablish crossings of the Kenepuru Stream:

works to construct a water storage reservoir and associated reticulation infrastructure:

any other works that are—

an ecological assessment, which must cover—

a contaminated sites assessment:

a traffic impact assessment, which must include a traffic management plan:

a cultural impact assessment by an author approved by the mana whenua of the Kenepuru Stream:

an assessment of whether the proposed infrastructure will meet current demand and future demand arising from urban growth:

an assessment of the project’s likely effects on the hydrology of the Kenepuru Stream and the Porirua Stream, including flooding, erosion, and scour:

an assessment of the project’s positive effects on the environment, supported by appropriate technical information, including any net benefits to water quality from the proposed wetland in Cannons Creek Park:

an assessment of any adverse effects from dewatering:

a landscape and visual assessment of the proposed reservoir:

a construction management plan for the proposed works:

an erosion and sediment control plan, which must—

a master plan of Bothamley Park and Cannons Creek Park, which must—

Aotea Residents Association Incorporated:

Creeksiders (Cannons Creek) Residents Association:

Porirua Harbour and Catchment Community Trust:

Ranui Resident’s Association Incorporated:

Te Runanga o Toa Rangatira Incorporated.

to construct and operate a film studio complex, including—

to construct a wall surrounding the film studio complex; and

to construct the associated infrastructure for the film studio complex, including roading, parking, and pedestrian access.

earthworks (including bulk earthworks) and discharges associated with the earthworks:

landscaping, including plantings:

vegetation clearance:

the construction of roading, walkways, and other transport infrastructure required for the project, including parking:

alteration of the reservoir located on the site:

the construction of water and wastewater infrastructure:

the on-site collection, storage, treatment, and disposal of wastewater:

the taking and use of groundwater:

any other works that are—

an integrated transport assessment prepared in consultation with the New Zealand Transport Agency; and

a lighting assessment; and

a three waters services report that—

the Minister for Economic and Regional Development; and

the Minister of Immigration; and

Queenstown Airport Corporation Limited; and

the New Zealand Transport Agency; and

Fire and Emergency New Zealand.

fit out and operate approximately 300 residential units, within buildings constructed as part of the film studio complex known as Silverlight Studios, as accommodation for—

construct or install infrastructure that is associated with the residential units (for example, car parking, access for walking and transport, and infrastructure for three waters services).

fitting out approximately 300 residential units within buildings that are part of the film studio complex:

using land for residential and visitor accommodation as an activity that is ancillary to the film studio complex:

carrying out any other activities that are—

an assessment that identifies—

an acoustic assessment, prepared in consultation with Queenstown Airport Corporation Limited (the Corporation), that identifies—

an integrated transport assessment, prepared in consultation with the New Zealand Transport Agency, that includes—

the Minister for Trade and Export Growth:

the New Zealand Transport Agency:

Queenstown Airport Corporation Limited:

Aukaha (1997) Limited:

Te Ao Mārama Incorporated.

to extend and operate an existing vineyard; and

to construct and operate—

works to expand existing buildings:

works to construct new buildings:

demolition works:

earthworks associated with construction works, including for the foundations of buildings, site levelling, and infrastructure works:

landscaping, including plantings:

works to provide for lighting:

the construction of roading, walkways, and other transport infrastructure required for the project, including parking:

the construction of water and wastewater infrastructure:

the taking and use of groundwater and surface water:

any other works that are—

to subdivide land and construct—

to provide the associated infrastructure for the subdivision and development, including roading and three waters services.

the subdivision of land and the construction of buildings:

earthworks (including bulk earthworks) and discharges associated with the earthworks:

landscaping, including plantings:

the construction of roading, walkways, and other transport infrastructure required for the project, including parking:

the construction of three waters services:

any other works that are—

460 to 465 West Coast Road, Glen Eden, Auckland; and

467 to 478 West Coast Road, Glen Eden, Auckland; and

317 to 345 Glengarry Road, Glen Eden, Auckland.

NA29A/231, Lot 22 Deposited Plan 19309; and

NA29A/232, Lot 23 Deposited Plan 19309; and

NA29A/233, Lot 24 Deposited Plan 19309; and

NA29A/234, Lot 25 Deposited Plan 19309; and

NA29A/235, Lot 26 Deposited Plan 19309; and

NA29A/236, Lot 27 Deposited Plan 19309; and

NA29A/237, Lot 28 Deposited Plan 19309; and

NA35A/1265, Lot 30 Deposited Plan 19309; and

NA35A/1266, Lot 31 Deposited Plan 19309; and

NA35A/1267, Lot 32 Deposited Plan 19309; and

NA35A/1268, Lot 35 Deposited Plan 19309; and

NA35A/1269, Lot 36 Deposited Plan 19309; and

NA35A/1270, Lot 37 Deposited Plan 19309; and

NA35A/1271, Lot 38 Deposited Plan 19309; and

NA35A/1272, Lot 39 Deposited Plan 19309; and

NA35A/1273, Lot 40 Deposited Plan 19309; and

NA93A/900, Lot 2 Deposited Plan 155993.

an integrated transport assessment; and

a stormwater assessment; and

an infrastructure assessment; and

an urban design assessment; and

a landscape and visual assessment.

Auckland Transport; and

Watercare Services Limited; and

representatives of Hoani Waititi Marae; and

representatives of the trustees of Ngāti Te Ata Claims Support Whānau Trust.

to subdivide land and construct a staged subdivision of up to 284 lots, including up to 276 residential lots; and

to construct approximately 46 residential units; and

to construct the associated infrastructure for the subdivision, including roading, parking, pedestrian and cycling connections, three waters services, and the development of open space; and

to construct and operate a hospitality and neighbourhood centre, a cellar door facility for Wooing Tree Vineyard, and accommodation for travellers, and to provide the associated infrastructure.

the subdivision of land and construction of buildings:

earthworks (including bulk earthworks):

discharges associated with earthworks and construction activities:

landscaping, including planting:

works to clear existing vegetation:

works to construct pedestrian and vehicular access, roading, parking, and other transport infrastructure required for the development:

works to construct three waters services and upgrade existing three waters services:

any other works that are—

Hiringa Energy Limited; and

Ballance Agri-Nutrients Limited.

4 wind turbines and associated infrastructure; and

an electrolysis plant; and

hydrogen production infrastructure; and

hydrogen storage, loadout, and refuelling facilities; and

underground electricity cables and associated buildings and structures.

works to install and operate 4 wind turbines with a hub height of approximately 149 m, a rotor diameter of 162 m, and a total height of approximately 230 m:

works to construct and operate an electrolysis plant and hydrogen production infrastructure:

works to construct and operate hydrogen storage, loadout, and refuelling facilities:

works to install and operate underground electricity cables and to construct and operate associated buildings and structures to convey electricity:

earthworks associated with the works described in paragraphs (a) to (d):

works to construct access and other infrastructure required for the development, including culverts:

any other works that are—

271–359 Kokiri Road, Kapuni (the site for the wind turbines); and

309 Palmer Road, Kapuni (the site for the electrolysis plant, hydrogen production infrastructure, and hydrogen storage, loadout, and refuelling facilities).

a landscape and visual assessment, which must include—

either—

an archaeological assessment; and

an ecological assessment, which must include an assessment of the effects of the project on indigenous vegetation, fauna, avifauna, aquatic ecology, and local water catchments; and

a traffic impact assessment, which must include an assessment of the effects of large vehicles transporting turbine sections to the project site; and

an acoustic assessment, which must include an assessment of construction noise, details of safeguards and contingencies in relation to noise and vibration effects, and the methods for monitoring and reporting; and

a shadow flicker assessment for the proposed wind turbines; and

information to address the matters listed in section 20.5.10 (assessment matters for significant hazardous facilities) of the South Taranaki District Plan (as in force at 22 January 2021), which must include a risk assessment report.

the 6 hapū of Ngāruahine, being Ngāti Tū, Ngāti Manuhiakai, Kanihi–Umutahi, Ngāti Haua, Ngāti Tamaahuroa me Tītahi, and Ōkahu–Inuāwai; and

Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Ruanui Trust; and

Taranaki Māori Trust Board; and

Transpower New Zealand Limited; and

Powerco Limited; and

Nova Energy Limited.

the Minister of Health; and

the Ministry of Health.

an inpatient building (approximately 58 m high and with a floor area of approximately 72,500 m²) for the provision of acute specialist services, emergency intervention, diagnostic services, acute and elective surgery, medical and surgical inpatient care, paediatric and maternal inpatient care, and related clinical and non-clinical support services; and

up to 2 helipads; and

an outpatient building (approximately 26 m high and with a floor area of approximately 12,970 m²) that comprises consultation and treatment spaces, day surgery facilities, and facilities for procedure and diagnostic services; and

an ancillary services building; and

a single-level air bridge and a 3-level air bridge to connect the inpatient building with the outpatient building; and

a single-level air bridge to connect the ancillary services building with the inpatient building.

works to construct buildings and retaining walls:

earthworks (including site preparation, the disturbance of potentially contaminated soils, and bulk earthworks) and associated discharges:

works to demolish existing buildings and infrastructure and to prepare the site:

dewatering and discharge of the water onto land or into freshwater:

works to construct and upgrade three waters services:

works to construct rain gardens and stormwater treatment facilities:

works to clear vegetation:

landscaping, including plantings:

works to construct roading, walkways, air bridges, and other transport infrastructure required for the development, including parking:

any other works that are—

280, 336, 360, and 398 Cumberland Street, Dunedin:

69, 81, and 168 Castle Street, Dunedin:

31 Anzac Avenue, Dunedin.

an integrated transport assessment, including modelling and analysis of effects and mitigation measures within the project site and adjoining road network and over all phases of the project, including construction and operation; and

urban design, landscape, and shading assessments, including analysis of effects and mitigation measures within the project site, at the public/private interfaces, and in pedestrian areas (streetscapes and public reserves); and

a construction-noise assessment, including analysis of effects and mitigation measures; and

a flood-hazard assessment, including modelling and analysis of the effects and mitigation of floodwater within the project site and displaced because of the project, with particular consideration of—

the following, through Aukaha Limited (their representative agent):

New Zealand Transport Agency.

either—

2 commercial centres; and

recreation reserves; and

the associated infrastructure for the subdivision and development, including roading, walking, and cycling infrastructure, and three waters services.

the subdivision of land and construction of buildings:

earthworks (including bulk earthworks and excavation of materials over an aquifer) and discharges associated with the earthworks:

landscaping, including plantings:

works to clear existing vegetation:

works to construct roading, walkways, cycle links, and other transport infrastructure, including parking:

works to construct three waters services and upgrade existing three waters services:

any other works that are—

an emissions assessment that includes modelling and an analysis of—

an integrated transport assessment that includes modelling and analysis of the effects and mitigation measures required to provide—

a stormwater assessment, including how stormwater will be treated before being discharged onto land.

Christchurch City Council; and

Waimakariri District Council; and

Greater Christchurch Partnership; and

Canterbury District Health Board; and

New Zealand Defence Force; and

Martin Towers; and

Nathaniel Heslop; and

Tania and Michael Croucher; and

Michael Quinn; and

Freelance Canterbury Limited; and

Peter Tilling; and

relevant Ngāi Tahu rūnanga.

to construct and operate a retirement village and associated facilities, including—

to provide the associated infrastructure for the development, including roading and parking; and

to provide for the development of three waters services, including upgrading existing infrastructure and services and three waters services; and

to provide a temporary recreation centre, show villa, temporary operations office, and temporary sales office.

earthworks (including bulk earthworks) and discharges associated with earthworks:

works to construct the retirement village and associated facilities, including temporary facilities:

works to remediate contaminated land:

works to divert watercourses on the site:

works to discharge stormwater and contaminants:

works to dam and divert water into wetlands:

works to clear forest and vegetation:

landscaping, including plantings:

works to construct roading, pedestrian links, and parking:

works to construct reserves for access and as an amenity:

works to take and use groundwater:

works to construct three waters services, including stormwater ponds:

works to construct signs:

any other works that are—

a report assessing the effects of diverting stormwater into the wetlands, any changes to wetland hydrology, and any mitigation methods. This report must be peer reviewed by a suitably qualified person jointly appointed by the authorised person and Greater Wellington Regional Council, and the comments on that review must be provided to a panel; and

an assessment of the effects of construction activities, including earthworks, on neighbouring properties; and

an assessment of the effects of construction activities on the transport network, including on local roads; and

an earthworks and sediment control assessment; and

an infrastructure assessment and stormwater management plan; and

a geotechnical assessment.

Capital and Coast District Health Board; and

Ferndale Residents’ Association; and

Park Road Residents’ Association.

Neil Construction Limited; and

Fletcher Residential Limited.

up to 259 residential lots; and

up to 235 residential units; and

approximately 5 jointly owned, private-access lots; and

associated infrastructure, including roading, parking, pedestrian accessways, and three waters services; and

reserve areas and open spaces.