TPC 1673 Decision (May 1984)

Letter T.P.C. 1673 Cont'd ~ page 2 -

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Connection to Council's water supply facility at
the applicant's expense.

Stormwater, including that from roofed and paved
areas to be disposed of by underground means to
Council's existing disposal facilities.

Comply with the reasonable requirenents of the
Regional Fire Safety Officer.

The approval given herein does not absolve the
applicant from the responsibility of submitting for
approval, working drawings complying with the
Building Act 1975 as amended am the Standard
Building Bylaws. Such drawings shall be
substantially in accordance with the Town Planning
Consent approval and related drawings and approval
pursuant to the Building Act shall be obtained
prior to any building works being carried out on
the site. This consent approval does not imply
that building approval will be granted.

The approval herein is for Town Plan Consent only
and does not imply that Council consent will be
granted to an application under the Group Titles
Act or Building Unit Titles Act.

In accordance with Clause 3 (2) of Part IT of
Council Bylaws, Chapter XLIV (‘Town Planning),
Council's approval is valid for a period of two (2)
years at the expiration of which period the Council
may take action to revoke its approval if in the
opinion of the Council, substantial progress has
not been made in erecting the building or other
structure the subject of the consent permit; or
the land, the subject of the consent permit, is not
being used substantially in accordance with the
purposes for which consent was granted.

An identification survey of the subject site is to
be carried out by an authorised surveyor and is to
be submitted to Council at the time of the
foundation inspection by the Council's Building
Surveyor or immediately thereafter. Such survey
shall set out the boundaries of the site and the
position of the building(s) on the site.