RMA definition wetland has the same meaning as in section 2 of the RMA (as set out in the box below) It was considered that this is just a form of abrasive blasting that uses water. We have wet abrasive means to which water has been added kept it as a separate term so councils can control wet and dry abrasive blasting blasting separately. Table A2.2: Definitions removed/excluded during the drafting and testing phase Key: Black text shows some of the initial work and thinking before it was decided not to proceed with the term Green Text explains the rationale for why the term was not included in the planning standards. Proposed definition Explanation Term Access Policy decision to not include. means the area of land over which lawful vehicular or pedestrian access is obtained to a legal road. Leave to council to define for the specific use, due to feedback received on the vastly different contexts in which it is used. Access way Policy decision to remove. Access and access way are related and are used in vastly different ways. The decision was made to leave it to councils to define for their particular purpose if they require it. Some of the feedback received also identified that there was no need to define this term. Adjoining Policy decision not to include. any land that is separated from other land only by a boundary, road, railway, or watercourse. Mainly used for consent notification tests and not appropriate for this. Feedback said commonly understood.
wetland has the same meaning as in section 2 of the RMA (as set out in the box below) RMA definition wet abrasive blasting means to which water has been added It was considered that this is just a form of abrasive blasting that uses water. We have kept it as a separate term so councils can control wet and dry abrasive blasting separately. Table A2.2: Definitions removed/excluded during the drafting and testing phase Key: Black text shows some of the initial work and thinking before it was decided not to proceed with the term Green Text explains the rationale for why the term was not included in the planning standards. Term Proposed definition Explanation Access means the area of land over which lawful vehicular or pedestrian access is obtained to a legal road. Policy decision to not include. Leave to council to define for the specific use, due to feedback received on the vastly different contexts in which it is used. Access way Policy decision to remove. Access and access way are related and are used in vastly different ways. The decision was made to leave it to councils to define for their particular purpose if they require it. Some of the feedback received also identified that there was no need to define this term. Adjoining any land that is separated from other land only by a boundary, road, railway, or watercourse. Policy decision not to include. Mainly used for consent notification tests and not appropriate for this. Feedback said commonly understood.
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