to and along water bodies. 9. To encourage the retention of natural open waterbodies and to require the disposal of stormwater in a manner that avoids inundation of land within or adjoining the subdivision and maintains or enhances the quality of surface and ground water. 10. To avoid subdivision in the Marine Facilities Zone so as to retain the use of this area for appropriate marine activities and public use. 13.3.3 Implementation Methods Standards in the District Plan and conditions on resource consents relating to and including: effluent disposal; — water supply; — energy and communications servicing; — stormwater disposal; — access requirements and standards. — 13.4 Issue 3 - Site Suitability New allotments created by subdivision should be of a size, shape and have characteristics such that they are suitable for the anticipated use. 13.4.1 Objective 3 To provide for allotments which are suitable for a range of sustainable land uses, except where special sites are required as provided for in Issue 4. 13.4.2 Policies 1. To require all allotments created as a result of subdivision to be of a size and shape which is suitable for a range of sustainable land uses, except where special sites are required as provided for in Issue 4. 2. To ensure that subdivisions in the Rural Zone are of a sufficient shape and size in order to maintain and enhance rural amenity values. 3. To ensure that all allotments outside the Building Platform Location Areas in the Kaikoura Peninsula Tourism Zone are of a sufficient size which is suitable for a range of sustainable rural land uses and are of a sufficient size to maintain the natural and open space character of the Kaikoura Peninsula. 13.4.3 Implementation Methods Standards in the District Plan and conditions on resource consents relating to shape and dimension of allotments. 13.5 Issue 4 - Special Lots Special sites may at times need to be created to provide for utilities such as transformers and pumping station sites; to provide for roading requirements and access to landlocked land; recreation; and the protection of heritage, conservation or Ngai Tahu values. The area required for these activities may be less than permitted.
to and along water bodies. 9. To encourage the retention of natural open waterbodies and to require the disposal of stormwater in a manner that avoids inundation of land within or adjoining the subdivision and maintains or enhances the quality of surface and ground water. 10. To avoid subdivision in the Marine Facilities Zone so as to retain the use of this area for appropriate marine activities and public use. 13.3.3 Implementation Methods Standards in the District Plan and conditions on resource consents relating to and including: — effluent disposal; — water supply; — energy and communications servicing; — stormwater disposal; — access requirements and standards. 13.4 Issue 3 - Site Suitability New allotments created by subdivision should be of a size, shape and have characteristics such that they are suitable for the anticipated use. 13.4.1 Objective 3 To provide for allotments which are suitable for a range of sustainable land uses, except where special sites are required as provided for in Issue 4. 13.4.2 Policies 1. To require all allotments created as a result of subdivision to be of a size and shape which is suitable for a range of sustainable land uses, except where special sites are required as provided for in Issue 4. 2. To ensure that subdivisions in the Rural Zone are of a sufficient shape and size in order to maintain and enhance rural amenity values. 3. To ensure that all allotments outside the Building Platform Location Areas in the Kaikoura Peninsula Tourism Zone are of a sufficient size which is suitable for a range of sustainable rural land uses and are of a sufficient size to maintain the natural and open space character of the Kaikoura Peninsula. 13.4.3 Implementation Methods Standards in the District Plan and conditions on resource consents relating to shape and dimension of allotments. 13.5 Issue 4 - Special Lots Special sites may at times need to be created to provide for utilities such as transformers and pumping station sites; to provide for roading requirements and access to landlocked land; recreation; and the protection of heritage, conservation or Ngai Tahu values. The area required for these activities may be less than permitted.
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