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2019-03-12 S&O Agenda - Item 6 - Attachment 1 - Regional Facilities Plan for Difficult to Locate Sports
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Log in to see the plans as drawnRegional Facilities Plan for Difficult to Locate Sports (including Implementation Priorities) (Final Draft – February 2019)
2.2 PLANNING OBJECTIVES
The plan has been developed with consideration for the following objectives:
ӹӹ Establishment of a single plan for regional facilities that can be agreed across the three Councils;
ӹӹ Minimise or prevent duplication of investment in regional facilities;
ӹӹ Encourage a study area wide approach and shared investment; and
ӹӹ Develop sustainable solutions which consider the need to mitigate impacts from regional facilities.
2.3 FACILITY SPECIFICATIONS
In order to guide the development of options/ recommendations, a set of facility specifications and site charac-
teristics has been developed. Based on advice from the individual sports a Desired Standards of Service (DSS) for
regional level facilities for the four sports has been developed. The following tables summarise the key elements:
Table 1: Land and Site Characteristics for a Regional Level Facility
Topography/
Discipline Size Access
Landscape
Aviation
Hang-gliding < 1 ha Walk/ portage from car- Sited to take advantage of
park to launch site advantageous wind direction
with sufficient up lift; inland sites
in areas with sufficient thermal
activity and height.
Parachuting Launching – aerodrome/ airport, Vehicle access to Launching – aerodrome/ airport
minimum 700m grass/ dirt launch and landing Landing – free of significant
airstrip, dry ground and free of sites; 45-minute driving geographical features, i.e. not
obstructions at either end of distance located near or at base of
runway. mountain due to prevalence
Landing – minimum clear area of turbulence; preference for
200m x 200m, within distance location nearer coast (stable air
from airport conditions)
Gliding and Aerodrome suitable for launching Vehicle access, aircraft Launching and landing –
soaring tow aircraft; runway that is access aerodrome/ airport
minimum of 2000m x 120m
Fixed wing Aerodrome suitable for light Vehicle access, aircraft Launching and landing –
small aircraft aircraft launching access aerodrome/ airport
and Ultra-
Lights
Operation 40-80ha is preferred, 30ha All weather access to Flat, open and obstacle free flying
of Model or overfly area is minimum. the take-off and landing area (preferred 900m x 900m area
miniature Flying area which is 900m x area is preferred, car in front, and to right and left of
aircraft 900m (distance in front, and to parking for 100 cars. pilot).
right and left of pilot) in order Maximum height for flight is
to operate an aircraft avoiding 120m
flying over roads, heavily
occupied areas such as schools
or houses etc.
Main use focus is:
Airfield/ landing areas need to be
minimum 400m with 300m cross
runway for take-off and landing.
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