between historic heritage and its setting, however often these are considered in isolation. Particular consideration should be given to subdivision, which can undermine the integrity of the setting of the historic heritage. Historic areas are a key example of setting and demonstrate collective value, where the buildings or features alone may not individually have significant value. Policy HH.4 Integrate subdivision, use and development with historic heritage, whilst avoiding, remedying or mitigating any adverse effects on historic heritage. Explanation: Historic heritage should be integrated with subdivision, use and development. Careful consideration should be to the design, scale and nature of subdivision, use and development to avoid, remedy or mitigate any adverse effects on historic heritage. Policy HH.5 Provide for the relocation or demolition of historic heritage where: Its condition is likely to pose serious risk to human safety; or Investigation demonstrates it is unreasonable to restore, adapt or reuse the item of historic heritage Explanation: Historic heritage should be actively managed to ensure that potential restoration, adaption, or relocation is identified and pursued at the earliest opportunity. The condition of some historic heritage may limit restoration, adaption, reuse or relocation and may pose health and safety risks. (Heritage NZ) Policy HH.6 Recognise and provide for the protection of sites and areas of significance to tangata whenua, in a manner which respects and accommodates tikanga Māori. Explanation: A number of sites and areas of significance to the tangata whenua are listed in Schedule 5.2 - Archaeological Sites. Careful consideration should be given to any subdivision, land use or development located in the setting of a listed site or area of cultural significance, in particular any activities which involve earthworks. Historic Heritage Rules The Zone Sections of the District Plan apply in addition to any relevant district-wide rules such as those relating to Historic Heritage. If any of the Zone Rules detailed in the following sections are breached, the activity will require resource consent: Rural Zone - Section 3.1 Urban Zone - Section 3.2 Te Anau Residential B Zone - Section 3.3 Industrial Zone - Section 3.4 Fiordland/Rakiura Zone - Section 3.5
between historic heritage and its setting, however often these are considered in isolation. Particular consideration should be given to subdivision, which can undermine the integrity of the setting of the historic heritage. Historic areas are a key example of setting and demonstrate collective value, where the buildings or features alone may not individually have significant value. Policy HH.4 Integrate subdivision, use and development with historic heritage, whilst avoiding, remedying or mitigating any adverse effects on historic heritage. Explanation: Historic heritage should be integrated with subdivision, use and development. Careful consideration should be to the design, scale and nature of subdivision, use and development to avoid, remedy or mitigate any adverse effects on historic heritage. Policy HH.5 Provide for the relocation or demolition of historic heritage where: Its condition is likely to pose serious risk to human safety; or Investigation demonstrates it is unreasonable to restore, adapt or reuse the item of historic heritage Explanation: Historic heritage should be actively managed to ensure that potential restoration, adaption, or relocation is identified and pursued at the earliest opportunity. The condition of some historic heritage may limit restoration, adaption, reuse or relocation and may pose health and safety risks. (Heritage NZ) Policy HH.6 Recognise and provide for the protection of sites and areas of significance to tangata whenua, in a manner which respects and accommodates tikanga Māori. Explanation: A number of sites and areas of significance to the tangata whenua are listed in Schedule 5.2 - Archaeological Sites. Careful consideration should be given to any subdivision, land use or development located in the setting of a listed site or area of cultural significance, in particular any activities which involve earthworks. Historic Heritage Rules The Zone Sections of the District Plan apply in addition to any relevant district-wide rules such as those relating to Historic Heritage. If any of the Zone Rules detailed in the following sections are breached, the activity will require resource consent: Rural Zone - Section 3.1 Urban Zone - Section 3.2 Te Anau Residential B Zone - Section 3.3 Industrial Zone - Section 3.4 Fiordland/Rakiura Zone - Section 3.5