Purpose of the District Plan, Statutory requirements of the Plan, Structure of District Plan, Categories of Activities, How to use the District Plan, Cross referencing table, Monitoring, Designations, Plan interpretation and definitions, General rules of interpretation, Definitions
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The South Taranaki Proposed District Plan was approved by resolution of the South Taranaki District Council on 14 December 2020.The District Plan became fully operative on 22 January 2021.Ĭlick here to download the full Operative District Plan. The final appeal was decided by the Environment Court in September 2020. The Council had several appeals to finalise before the proposed South Taranaki District Plan (2015) could become the operative District Plan. The Council’s Proposed District Plan Hearings Panel carefully considered the matters raised in submissions and heard from many of the submitters. The outcome of the review was a Proposed District Plan that was released for submissions in August 2015 and for further submissions in January 2016. If your activities are not permitted by the District Plan, you can use the information here to apply for Resource Consent.Ĭouncils are required to review the District Plan every ten years.Ĭouncil started the review process of the 2004 South Taranaki District Plan in December 2014. These rules cover things like residential development, subdivision of land, the height and location of buildings, commercial and industrial developments, heritage and noise.
The rules of the District Plan set out what activities you can do as of right (permitted activities) and what activities you'll need resource consent for. It contains objectives, policies and rules to address resource management issues such as the effects of land use and subdivision, noise and traffic. The District Plan is the main document that sets the framework for managing land use and development within our District. The South Taranaki District Plan contains our objectives, policies, rules and maps for managing activities and development in the district. The Resource Management Act 1991 requires councils to prepare a District Plan. Aotea Utanganui - Museum of South Taranaki.
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