Chapter 14 - Heritage

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1 Chapter 14 - Heritage 14.1 Introduction The protection of historic heritage from inappropriate subdivision, use and development, and the protection of the relationship of Māori and their culture and traditions with their ancestral lands, water, sites, wāhi tapu, and other taonga, are recognised under the RMA as a matter of national importance. Historic heritage is defined in the RMA as: (a) means those natural and physical resources that contribute to an understanding and appreciation of New Zealand's history and cultures, deriving from any of the following qualities: (i) archaeological; (ii) architectural; (iii) cultural; (iv) historic; (v) scientific; (vi) technological; and (b) includes - (i) historic sites, structures, places, and areas; and (ii) archaeological sites; and (iii) sites of significance to Māori, including wāhi tapu; and (iv) surroundings associated with the natural and physical resources Many natural and physical resources within the district have significant value for heritage reasons. These heritage resources include: historic buildings and structures; archaeological sites; notable trees; and features of spiritual importance. Heritage resources are considered worthy of protection, not only because of their special values to the current generation, but also because their loss would foreclose opportunities for future generations to appreciate their values Issues 1. The district contains identified heritage resources which the community values and wishes to protect but which are vulnerable to modification or loss without adequate protection. 2. Heritage resources of significance to Ngāi Tahu require special recognition and protection. 3. The exact location and significance of some heritage resources within the district have not been defined. 4. Many heritage resources within the district have been identified by national and regional organisations. However, the scheduling of those resources in the District Plan is one which needs the cooperation and support of landowners if it is to be an effective mechanism for protection. 5. Heritage resources that have been identified by the local community can only be protected with the agreement of the landowner. 6. Despite recognition of a resource s heritage value, it can still be susceptible to deterioration or inappropriate change Objectives and Policies Objective 14.1 The identification and protection of resources which have significant historic heritage value to the community and Ngāi Tahu from inappropriate subdivision, use and development. Policy 14.1 To identify significant heritage resources having one or more of the following values: Proposed Hurunui District Plan as Amended by Decisions 15 October

2 1. Historic; 2. Cultural; 3. Architectural; 4. Archaeological; 5. Technological; 6. Scientific; 7. Social; 8. Spiritual; 9. Traditional; 10. Contextual; 11. Aesthetic; 12. Community. Policy 14.2 To protect significant heritage resources from inappropriate subdivision, use and development. Policy 14.3 To protect heritage resources of significance to Ngāi Tahu from inappropriate subdivision use and development. Policy 14.4 To recognise and provide for the relationship that a historic heritage resource may have with the land surrounding it. Policy 14.5 To identify and manage heritage resources in association with Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga, Ngāi Tahu and the community. Policy 14.6 To use iwi management plans and cultural mapping information as tools to assist in the identification of heritage resources of significance to Ngāi Tahu. Policy 14.7 To provide for the appropriate repair, maintenance, seismic strengthening and adaptive re-use of heritage buildings and structures in a manner that is sensitive to their historic values. Explanation Heritage is a subjective issue, requiring the translation of community-expressed values into achievable goals. The identification and protection of the district s heritage values should come from local initiatives, as well as from regional and national registers. It is important that some heritage resources are recognised as complete entities within the context of their surroundings. As a result, subdivision of land which includes the location of a heritage resource is more restricted. Adjoining activities may also adversely affect a heritage resource, so it may be appropriate to include a curtilage of land around a heritage resource to protect its significance. Policy 14.8 To encourage the protection of the district s historic heritage resources and recognise their value to the community, when considering resource consent applications. Proposed Hurunui District Plan as Amended by Decisions 15 October

3 14.4 Rules General Rules 1. Determining activity status where same matter is controlled by more than one rule: a. the user must firstly review the activity status of the activity and its associated controls within the zone or district-wide provisions applying to the site; then b. taking the activity status resulting from clause (a) above, the user must then review any overlays that apply to the site. If an overlay rule applies to the same matter then the most restrictive activity status will apply. Note 1: Notification must be given by Council to Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga when a resource consent application is lodged in relation to an item listed in Schedule 14.1 Historic buildings and structures, and shown as Cat 1 or Cat Permitted activities The following activities are permitted activities: 1. Any activity relating to a heritage resource listed in Schedule 14.1 Historic buildings and structures, Schedule 14.2 Schedule of recorded archaeological features or Schedule 14.3 Notable trees, which is not otherwise listed as a controlled, discretionary activity or noncomplying activity and complies with the standards within Rule Note: All archaeological sites (whether recorded or unrecorded) are protected under the provisions of Section 42 of the Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga Act 2014 and cannot be modified or destroyed or caused to be modified or destroyed without obtaining an authority from Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga. This includes those sites contained in Schedule 14.2 of this Plan Standards for permitted activities 1. Historic buildings and structures (a) Any alterations and additions to an historic building or structure listed in Schedule 14.1 must be limited to repairs and maintenance. Note: Refer to the definitions of alterations and additions and repairs and maintenance in chapter 20 of the Plan 2. Notable trees (a) The following activities must not occur within the dripline of a notable tree listed in Schedule 14.3: (i) the construction, addition or replacement of any building excluding any utility building that does not exceed 2.5 m in height and 10 m 2 of floor area; or (ii) any impervious surfacing, sealing, paving, soil compaction, or alteration of more than 75 mm to the existing ground level; or (iii) the laying or installation of any underground services, excluding works and associated pilot holes, including for service connections for existing buildings and structures, undertaken by trenchless methods at a depth greater than 1m below ground level. (b) Maintenance pruning of any notable tree listed in Schedule 14.3 must be limited to: (i) living branches that have a diameter of 50 mm or less, or are within 2 m of the outermost foliage; or (ii) any dead wood; or (iii) activities in accordance with an approved management plan. (c) The pruning (other than maintenance pruning) or felling of any notable tree listed in Schedule 14.3 is limited to that which is necessary to remove immediate danger to persons or property Controlled activities The following activities are controlled activities: 1. Alterations and additions, and partial demolition, where the works are for the primary purpose of implementing seismic, fire or access building code upgrades, to a building or structure listed in Schedule Proposed Hurunui District Plan as Amended by Decisions 15 October

4 The Council s control over the following matters: (a) The extent to which the proposed works are consistent with retaining or maintaining heritage values; (b) Design and materials; (c) Whether the level of intervention and solutions will meet other statutory requirements such as the Building Act; (d) Whether interventions will involve the least possible loss of heritage significance and the least loss of material of heritage value; (e) Any recommendations contained in a heritage assessment, conservation plan or engineering assessment; (f) The adequacy on any temporary protection plan; and (g) Consideration of alternatives Restricted discretionary activities The following activities are restricted discretionary activities: 1. Alterations and additions to a building or structure listed in Schedule 14.1 where the alterations and additions are not for the primary purpose of implementing seismic, fire or access building code upgrades. The Council will restrict its discretion to the following matters: (a) The extent to which the proposed works are consistent with retaining or maintaining heritage values; (b) Design and materials; (c) Any recommendations contained in a heritage assessment or conversation plan; and (d) Consideration of alternatives. 2. The erection of a new sign attached to a heritage building. The Council will restrict its discretion to the following matters: (a) Effects on the heritage values of the building to which the sign is proposed to be attached; (b) The scale of the sign in relation to the heritage building; (c) Whether the design and materials of the sign are sympathetic to those of the heritage building; and (d) Consideration of alternatives Discretionary activities (unrestricted) The following activities are discretionary activities: 1. Any activity that does not meet one or more of the standards for permitted activities and that is not listed as a controlled, restricted discretionary or non-complying activity. 2. Partial or complete demolition of a building or structure listed in Schedule 14.1 (excluding partial demolition specified as a controlled activity) other than those with a Category 1 classification under the Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga Act Relocation of a building or structure listed in Schedule 14.1 other than those with a Category 1 classification under the Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga Act The modification, damage or destruction of a feature listed in Schedule 14.2 Schedule of recorded archaeological features, unless an authority has been obtained from Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga. 5. The damage, removal or destruction of a tree listed in Schedule 14.3 Notable trees Non-complying activities The following activities are non-complying activities: 1. Relocation of a building or structure listed in Schedule 14.1 with a Category 1 classification under the Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga Act 2014; and Proposed Hurunui District Plan as Amended by Decisions 15 October

5 2. Partial or complete demolition of a building or structure (excluding partial demolition specified as a controlled activity) listed in Schedule 14.1 with a Category 1 classification under the Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga Act Assessment criteria When considering an application and whether or not it can be granted pursuant to Part 2 of the RMA, the Council will have regard to the relevant assessment criteria: 1. Historic buildings and structures, and recorded archaeological features (a) The category in which the heritage resource is scheduled and the reasons for which it has been scheduled; and (b) The nature, form and extent of the proposed development, the effect of these factors on the character of the heritage resource; and (c) The architectural design and appearance of any proposed alterations or additions, including assessment of how these will protect and enhance the heritage values of the heritage resource; and (d) Any conservation plan or environmental impact assessment submitted with the application; and (e) The written consent of the relevant heritage protection authority where the heritage resource is the subject of a heritage order; and (f) The outcome of any consultation with any relevant body or individual, such as Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga, the Department of Conservation or local iwi; and (g) The degree to which the proposal reflects the conservation principles contained within the ICOMOS NZ charter for the conservation of places of cultural heritage value; and (h) The registration (if applicable) and the reasons for this registration of the heritage resource under the Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga Act 2014; and (i) (j) The importance (if any) of land surrounding the heritage resource; and The impact the proposal has on the integrity/value of the heritage resource, including, where a building is part of a group of buildings, the impact on the integrity of that grouping; and (k) The importance attributed to the heritage resource by the wider community; and (l) The extent to which the heritage item has been damaged by natural events, or weather or environmental factors and the need of work to prevent further deterioration. 2. Notable trees (a) The nature, form and extent of the proposed activity and the effect of these factors on the character and integrity of the tree; and (b) Whether the applicant has the ability to undertake a complying development without work affecting the tree; and (c) Any measures proposed which will protect or enhance the characteristics of the tree; and (d) The outcome of any consultation undertaken with the Department of Conservation, Regional Council or any other relevant person or body, including any recommendations made by those parties; and (e) The effect of any trimming or disturbance of the root system on its appearance or health. 3. Heritage resources within the Queen Mary Hospital Heritage Zone (a) The extent to which the proposal is consistent with the overall management goal and policies of the Queen Mary Hospital Management Plan 2011; (b) The extent to which any proposed alterations would have an irreversible effect on heritage form or heritage features of the building or place and whether these would cause a significant loss of heritage fabric and form; Proposed Hurunui District Plan as Amended by Decisions 15 October

6 (c) Whether heritage items will be conserved to the fullest extent practicable whilst allowing for economic uses to be established within the building; (d) Whether alterations proposed will maintain or enhance the integrity of the original heritage items and design; (e) Whether an alteration, if not in sympathy with the heritage items or form, is clearly distinguishable from the original as new work; (f) Whether the proposal has been identified by Ngāi Tahu as being likely to affect matters of cultural or spiritual significance to them, the adequacy of any consultation undertaken with them and the response to that consultation; (g) The ability of the applicant to economically develop the site without alteration of the building; (h) Whether the retention of the heritage features or form of the protected building, causes a reduction in its range of potential uses; (i) The importance of upgrading the building to current seismic standards and for adequate fire protection where this is required; and the effect of such work on the heritage fabric of the building; and (j) Whether the potential use of the heritage item in its current form has been assessed to consider alternatives including adaptive re-use. Proposed Hurunui District Plan as Amended by Decisions 15 October

7 Schedule 14.1 Historic Buildings and Structures Note: Many of these buildings and sites are listed in the New Zealand Heritage List/Rārangi Kōrero or New Zealand Archaeological Association site register. List refers to the relevant List or register number. Cat refers to the Heritage New Zealand category (either 1 or 2). **The Glenmark Station Stables are further protected by a Heritage Covenant. Site Map List # Name Location Cat H Acheron Accommodation House (former) Molesworth Road, 2 H2 Q 3690 All Saints Church (Anglican) 35 Parnassus Street, Waiau 2 H Balmoral Station - homestead 1143 Balmoral Station Road, Culverden 2 H Balmoral Station - stables 1143 Balmoral Station Road, Culverden 2 H Balmoral Station - woolshed 1143 Balmoral Station Road, Culverden 2 H Cheviot Hills Station bell tower 122 Gore Bay Road, Cheviot 2 H Cheviot Hills Station manager s house 122 Gore Bay Road, Cheviot 2 H Cheviot Hills Station ruins of 40 room 122 Gore Bay Road, Cheviot 2 mansion H6 Q 3059 Waiau Presbyterian Church (former) 6 Cheviot Street, Waiau 2 H7 I, Ia 1745 Church of the Epiphany (Anglican) 33 Jollies Pass Road, 2 H8 A 1772 Holy Innocents Church (Anglican) 7 Church Street, Amberley 2 H9 A 276 Church of the Passion (Catholic) 138a Carters Road, Amberley 1 H Claremont - homestead 828 Ram Paddock Road, Amberley 2 H11 Q 3682 Cob Cottage Museum 6 Cheviot Street, Waiau 2 H12 G 1769 Mrs Ready Money Robinson s Cottage 60 Moody Street, Gore Bay 2 (former) H13 Q 3683 Wilson s Cottage 18 Hawkswood Street, Waiau 2 H Esk Head Station homestead (former) 343 Esk Head Road, Lake Sumner 1 H Esk Head Station woolshed (former) 343 Esk Head Road, Lake Sumner 2 H Glenmark Station lodge 478 Glenmark Drive, Waipara 2 H Glenmark Station manager's house 478 Glenmark Drive, Waipara 2 H Glenmark Station house 478 Glenmark Drive, Waipara 2 H Glenmark Station stables 478 Glenmark Drive, Waipara 1* * H Glens of Tekoa Station homestead 1607 Tekoa Road, Culverden 2 H Glens of Tekoa Station - original 1607 Tekoa Road, Culverden 1 homestead H17 I, Ia 3685 Hanmer Lodge 1 Conical Hill Road, 2 H Harleston 753 Ashworths Road, Leithfield 2 H Highfield - woolshed 130 Inland Road, Waiau 1 H Horsley Down - homestead 14 Lake Sumner Road, Hawarden 2 H21 Q 3686 Derret s Cottage 15 Montrose Street, Waiau 2 H Hurunui Hotel 1224 Karaka Road, Hurunui 1 H Kaiwara - homestead 163 Kaiwara Homestead Road, Culverden 2 H Leslie Hills - homestead 545 Leslie Hills Road, Waiau 2 H25 Q 3687 The Manse 35 Leslie Street, Waiau 2 H Montrose Station - homestead 207 Montrose Road, Culverden 2 H27 I, Ia 1750 Post Office (former) 4 Jacks Pass Road, 2 H Horsley Down Station - rabbit fence Lake Sumner Road, Hawarden 1 H Single bridge span remnant Waiau River Parnassus Road, Parnassus 2 H30 I 3061 St Helen s Station Hurunui stone 341 Chatterton Road, 1 homestead H St Pauls Church (Anglican) 173 Church Road, Waipara 2 H32 L 3067 St Pauls Church (Anglican) 4 Brighton Street, Leithfield 2 H33 I, Ia 3688 St Rochs Church (Catholic) 27 Amuri Avenue, 2 H34 3, 4, Stonyhurst Station first manager's 1081 Stonyhurst Road, Greta Valley 2 house H34 3, 4, Stonyhurst Station homestead (former) 1081 Stonyhurst Road, Greta Valley 1 H35 L 3050 The Glebe (former vicarage) 128 Leithfield Road, Leithfield 2 Proposed Hurunui District Plan as Amended by Decisions 15 October

8 Site Map List # Name Location Cat H Seaward River Truss Bridge Lake Sumner Road, Hawarden 2 H38 Q 3443 Waiau Coronation Library and Hall 3 Cheviot Street, Waiau 2 H39 6, 7, Waiau Ferry Bridge Waiau River Road, 1 H41 9, Waituna Station - homestead 242 McRaes Road, Waikari 2 H Watter's cob cottage George Street, Rotherham 2 H43 6, 7, Woodbank - homestead 360 Woodbank Road, 2 H Waitohi Peaks - woolshed 1221 Lake Sumner Road, Hawarden 2 H45 F N/A Amuri County building (former) 30 Mountainview Road, Culverden H46 I, Ia 7583 Government tea kiosk (Garden 42 Amuri Avenue, Restaurant) H47 I, Ia 7612 Chisholm Ward Queen Mary Hospital 3 Jacks Pass Road, 1 (former) H48 15 N/A The Red Post Corner Mousepoint and South Rotherham roads, Culverden H49 R N/A Waikari County building (former) 73 Princes Street, Waikari H50 11 N/A Double Tops Station - earth building 709 Virginia Road, Masons Flat H51 P N/A St Marys Church (Anglican / Presbyterian) 41 Wilkin Street, Rotherham H52 Q N/A Stables (behind Derret's Cottage) 15 Montrose Street, Waiau H53 I, Ia N/A St Andrews Church (Presbyterian) 1 Jollies Pass Road, H Kowai County building(former) 1055 Upper Sefton Road, Balcairn 2 H55 6, 7, 15 N/A Upper Waiau Ferry Hotel / Lochiel homestead (former) 824 Road, H56 I, Ia N/A Glenalvon 29 Amuri Avenue, H57 I, Ia 7612 Soldiers Block Queen Mary Hospital 3 Jacks Pass Road, 1 (former) H58 18 M31/4 Stanley Vale - cob homestead St James Conservation Area H59 F N/A Amuri County building (former) brick 30 Mountainview Road, Culverden wall H60 F N/A St Andrews Church (Presbyterian) 44 Mountain View Road, Culverden H62 S N/A The Glenmark (formerly Mina) and 113 Glenmark Drive, Waipara Waikari (formerly Hundalee) railway station buildings H63 L N/A Upping stone 11 Old Main Road North Road, Leithfield H64 A N/A Bank of New South Wales (former) 5 Markham Street, Amberley H65 A N/A Hitching rails within road outside 34 Douglas Road, Amberley old Post Office H66 2, 9 M34/2 1 Concrete water trough (1893) Eastern side of SH1 road, approximately 1km north of Amberley H67 I, Ia 7612 Nurses Hostel Queen Mary Hospital 3 Jacks Pass Road, 1 (former) H68 I, Ia 7583 Queen Mary Hospital (former) and Thermal Reserve Historic Area Corner Amuri Avenue and Jacks Pass Road, H69 A N/A Amberley School War Memorial Amberley School, Amberley H70 9 N/A Broomfield War Memorial Gates Broomfield School, Broomfield H71 9, 11 N/A Concrete water trough (1889) Corner Old Weka Pass and Hawarden- Waikari roads H72 9, 11 N/A Concrete water trough (1915) Allandale Road, Hawarden H73 D N/A Sir John McKenzie Memorial Corner Rolleston and Seddon streets, Cheviot H74 D N/A Plunket Rooms chain fence and anchor 22 Hall Street, Cheviot (former) H75 D N/A Croquet Club gate (former) Specimen Plantation Reserve, Cheviot H76 D N/A Gate Specimen Plantation Reserve, Cheviot H77 I, Ia N/A War Memorial Amuri Avenue, H78 R N/A Waikari War Memorial Littles Drive, Waikari H79 A N/A Charles Upham Memorial 66 Carters Road, Amberley Proposed Hurunui District Plan as Amended by Decisions 15 October

9 Site Map List # Name Location Cat H80 A N/A Amberley Boer War Memorial Corner Markham St and Douglas Rd, Amberley H81 I, Ia N/A Post Office - hitching rail 1 Jacks Pass Road, H82 L N/A Duncan Traction Lorry (1878) 11 Old Main North Road, Leithfield H83 R N/A Dr Little s Memorial 16 Littles Drive, Waikari H84 A N/A Amberley War Memorial 111 Carters Road, Amberley H85 D N/A Cheviot War Memorial Cheviot War Memorial Reserve, Cheviot H86 F N/A Culverden War Memorial Gates Culverden Recreation Reserve, Culverden H87 J N/A Hawarden War Memorial High Street, Hawarden H88 2 N/A Kowai County War Memorial Balcairn Cemetery, Leithfield H89 P N/A Rotherham Memorial Baths 70 George Street, Rotherham H90 F N/A Rutherford War Memorial Rutherford Railway Reserve, Culverden H91 16 N/A Spotswood War Memorial 2 Waiau East Rd, Spotswood H92 Q N/A Waiau War Memorial Waiau Reserve, Waiau H93 A N/A Cob Cottage Chamberlain Park, Amberley H94 R N/A Corriedale sheep sculpture Stocks Reserve, Waikari H95 2 N/A Balcairn Station upping stone 1091 Upper Sefton Road, Balcairn H96 D N/A Cheviots Hills gates (former) Specimen Plantation Reserve, Cheviot H97 D N/A Coronation Library (former) Cheviot Craft Centre Building Reserve, Cheviot H98 D N/A Reid turnstile gate Specimen Plantation Reserve, Cheviot H99 15 N/A Waiau Railway - lime hopper 116 Rotherham Road North, Rotherham H100 I, Ia N/A Hanmer Power House (1926) 8 Jacks Pass Road, H101 I N/A Conical Hill Lookout and plaque Conical Hill Reserve, H102 1, 8 N/A Possumer s Hut remains Red Beech Track, Mt Grey H N/A Hurunui No.3 Hut Harper Pass Track H N/A Doubtless Hut Doubtful Valley Track H N/A Balmoral Fire Lookout Balmoral Lookout H106 S N/A Rendering Tanks and plaque Ferguson Ave, Waipara H107 S N/A Waipara Memorial Hall and plaque Johnston Street, Waipara H108 J N/A St Raphael Church (Catholic) 22 O Carrolls Road, Hawarden H109 D N/A St Anthony s Church (Catholic) 62 Ward Street, Cheviot Proposed Hurunui District Plan as Amended by Decisions 15 October

10 Schedule 14.2 Schedule of Recorded Archaeological Features Note: The following lists recorded archaeological sites but does not represent all archaeological sites within the district, much of which has not had archaeological surveys undertaken. Reg refers to the New Zealand Archaeological Association registration number. Site Map Reg Description Location A1 16 O32/20 Pa with pits and midden Pari Whakatau, Conway Flat A2 2, 9 N34/1 Pa with pits and midden Waipara River A3 13 L32/3 Track (prehistoric) Noti Taramakau, Harpers Pass A /35 Pit(s) and oven(s) Waingaro, Parnassus A5 2, 9 N34/2 Midden(s), oven(s) & pit(s) Waipara River A6 5 O33/4 Midden(s), oven(s) & pit(s) Waiau River A /19 Pit(s), raised rim Claverley A /46 Pit(s), raised rim Conway Flat A9 16 O32/47 Pit(s), raised rim Claverley A N34/3 Habitation cave or shelter without art Mt Cass A11 9 N34/4 Habitation cave or shelter without art Mt Cass A12 2, 9 N34/5 Habitation cave or shelter without art Mt Cass A13 9 N34/18 Habitation cave or shelter without art Mt Venus A14 9 N34/19 Habitation cave or shelter without art Mt Venus A15 9, 11 M33/7 Habitation cave or shelter without art Weka Pass A16 9, 11 M33/22 Habitation cave or shelter without art Weka Pass A17 9 M34/5 Habitation cave or shelter without art Weka Pass A18 16 O32/31 Oven(s) / midden(s) Lagoon Flat A19 16 O32/33 Oven(s) / midden(s) Claverley A20 16 O32/34 Oven(s) / midden(s) Claverley A21 5 O33/5 Oven(s) / midden(s) Gore Bay A22 2, 9 N34/10 Oven(s) / midden(s) Waipara River A23 2 N34/11 Oven(s) / midden(s) Amberley Beach A24 3 N34/12 Oven(s) / midden(s) Motunau Island A25 3 N34/13 Oven(s) / midden(s) Motunau Island A26 N N34/14 Oven(s) / midden(s) Motunau Beach A27 4, 10 N33/16 Oven(s) / midden(s) Napenape A28 N N34/7 Oven(s) / midden(s) Motunau Beach A29 N N34/8 Oven(s) / midden(s) Motunau Beach A30 2 M34/18 Oven(s) / midden(s) Leithfield Beach A31 2 M34/19 Oven(s) / midden(s) Leithfield Beach A32 5, 16 O33/3 Terrace(s) Waiau River A33 16 O32/21 Pit(s) Conway River A34 16 O32/32 Pit(s) Conway River A35 16 O33/2 Pit(s) Parnassus A36 15 N33/4 Pit(s) Rotherham A37 2, 9 N34/6 Pit(s) Waipara River A38 9, 11 M33/17 Rock drawing Weka Pass A39 10 N33/2 Rock drawing Scargill A40 K O33/13 Artefact(s) / findspot Hurunui River A41 4, 10 N33/18 Artefact(s) / findspot Napenape A42 15 N32/2 Artefact(s) / findspot Waiau River A43 14 M33/1 Artefact(s) / findspot Mandamus River A44 14 M33/2 Artefact(s) / findspot Mandamus River A45 14 M33/10 Artefact(s) / findspot Mandamus River A46 16 O32/30 Oven(s) / hangi stones Conway Flat A47 5, 16 O33/1 Oven(s) / hangi stones Spotswood A48 G O33/6 Oven(s) / hangi stones Jed River Proposed Hurunui District Plan as Amended by Decisions 15 October

11 Site Map Reg Description Location A49 G O33/7 Oven(s) / hangi stones Gore Bay A50 K O33/11 Oven(s) / hangi stones Hurunui River A51 5 O33/12 Oven(s) / hangi stones Gore Bay A52 9, 11 N33/3 Oven(s) / hangi stones Mt Donald A53 4, 10 N33/17 Oven(s) / hangi stones Napenape A54 9 N34/15 Oven(s) / hangi stones Mt Venus A55 9 N34/16 Oven(s) / hangi stones Mt Venus A56 9 N34/17 Oven(s) / hangi stones Mt Venus A57 11 M33/9 Oven(s) / hangi stones Green Hill A58 1 M34/3 Oven(s) / hangi stones Kowai River South Branch A59 9, 11 N33/8 Cave/shelter with rock art Mt Donald A60 9, 11 N33/9 Cave/shelter with rock art Mt Donald A61 9, 11 N33/10 Cave/shelter with rock art Mt Donald A62 9, 11 N33/11 Cave/shelter with rock art Mt Donald A63 9, 11 N33/12 Cave/shelter with rock art Mt Donald A64 9, 11 N33/13 Cave/shelter with rock art Mt Donald A65 3, 9, 10 N33/14 Cave/shelter with rock art Cave Creek A66 9, 11 N33/15 Cave/shelter with rock art Scargill A67 17 O31/2 Cave/shelter with rock art Spey Forest A68 9 M34/13 Cave/shelter with rock art North Dean A69 9 M34/14 Cave/shelter with rock art North Dean A70 9 M34/15 Cave/shelter with rock art North Dean A71 9 M34/16 Cave/shelter with rock art North Dean A72 9 M34/17 Cave/shelter with rock art South Dean A73 17 N32/1 Cave/shelter with rock art Inland Road A74 9, 11 N33/1 Cave/shelter with rock art Scargill A75 9, 11 N33/5 Cave/shelter with rock art Mt Donald A76 9, 11 N33/6 Cave/shelter with rock art Mt Donald A77 9, 11 N33/7 Cave/shelter with rock art Mt Donald A78 9, 11 M33/16 Cave/shelter with rock art Weka Pass A79 9, 11 M33/19 Cave/shelter with rock art Weka Pass A80 9, 11 M33/20 Cave/shelter with rock art Moa Swamp A81 9, 11 M33/21 Cave/shelter with rock art Weka Pass A82 9 M34/4 Cave/shelter with rock art Weka Pass A83 9 M34/6 Cave/shelter with rock art Weka Pass A84 9 M34/7 Cave/shelter with rock art Weka Pass A85 9 M34/8 Cave/shelter with rock art North Dean A86 9 M34/9 Cave/shelter with rock art North Dean A87 9 M34/10 Cave/shelter with rock art North Dean A88 9 M34/11 Cave/shelter with rock art North Dean A89 9 M34/12 Cave/shelter with rock art North Dean A90 9, 11 M33/3 Cave/shelter with rock art Weka Pass A91 9, 11 M33/4 Cave/shelter with rock art Weka Pass A92 9, 11 M33/5 Cave/shelter with rock art Weka Pass A93 9, 11 M33/6 Cave/shelter with rock art Weka Pass A94 9, 11 M33/8 Cave/shelter with rock art Weka Pass A95 9, 11 M33/11 Cave/shelter with rock art Weka Pass A96 9, 11 M33/12 Cave/shelter with rock art Weka Pass A97 9, 11 M33/13 Cave/shelter with rock art Weka Pass A98 9, 11 M33/14 Cave/shelter with rock art Weka Pass A99 9, 11 M33/15 Cave/shelter with rock art Weka Pass A100 5 O33/16 Midden(s) Shag Rock coast A O32/22 Midden(s) Claverley A102 G O33/10 Midden(s) Jed River Proposed Hurunui District Plan as Amended by Decisions 15 October

12 Site Map Reg Description Location A103 4, 10 O33/14 Midden(s) Napenape A104 G O33/15 Midden(s) Gore Bay A105 9 N34/9 Midden(s) Mt Cass A M31/1 Midden(s) / findspot Lake Tennyson A107 9 N34/20 Burial(s) Teviotdale A108 2 N34/21 Oven(s) / hangi stones / burial Mimimoto Lagoon A109 G O33/8 Midden(s) / burial Gore Bay A110 G O33/9 Burial Gore Bay A111 4, 10 O33/17 Oven(s) / midden(s) Napenape A112 4, 10 O33/18 Artefact(s) / findspot Napenape A L32/6 19 th century trig Hope River A L32/7 Kiwi (Museum) Hut Hope River A L32/8 Edgar Jones homestead site The Poplars Conservation Area A M31/2 Lake Guyon homestead ruins St James Conservation Area A M31/3 Lake Guyon plough marks St James Conservation Area A M31/5 Maling Pass rabbit proof fence St James Conservation Area A M31/6 Fowlers Pass Pack Track St James Conservation Area A M31/7 Aniseed Valley fence St James Conservation Area A M31/8 Stanley Vale house sites St James Conservation Area A M31/9 Saddle Spur Pack Track St James Conservation Area A M31/10 Edwards Hut remains St James Conservation Area A124 7, 18 M31/11 Scotty s Camp sod hut remains St James Conservation Area A M31/12 McArthurs Bridge (first) St James Conservation Area A M31/13 McArthurs Bridge (second) St James Conservation Area A M31/14 Old Bridge Hut St James Conservation Area A M31/15 Fowlers Woolshed remains St James Conservation Area A M31/16 Catley Stream Hut remains St James Conservation Area A M32/1 Poplars Station sheep yards (first) The Poplars Station A131 M32/2 Poplars Station - Lake Sumner and West Hope River 14 Coast Pack Track A M32/4 Poplars Station sheep yards (second) The Poplars Station A M32/5 Poplars Station rabbit fence The Poplars Station A M32/6 Poplars Station woolshed The Poplars Station A M32/7 Poplars Station sheep dip The Poplars Station A M32/8 Poplars Station cookhouse The Poplars Station A M32/9 Poplars Station first homestead The Poplars Station A M32/10 Poplars Station cattle yards The Poplars Station A M32/11 Poplars Station orchard The Poplars Station A M32/12 Poplars Station sheep yards (third) The Poplars Station A M32/13 Poplars Station Three Mile and Orange The Poplars Station Hut remains A M32/14 Poplars Station fence The Poplars Station A M33/23 Hut Lake Sumner Forest Park A N31/2 Acheron ditch and bank fence Molesworth Recreation Reserve A145 7, 18 N31/3 St James Station woolshed, cook shop and St James Conservation Area stables A N31/4 Fowlers Hut St James Conservation Area Proposed Hurunui District Plan as Amended by Decisions 15 October

13 Schedule 14.3 Notable Trees Site Map Type Location Area Comments T1 A 18 Oaks Quercus robur Amberley Reserve Amberley 2 Gums Eucalyptusspp. T2 A 2 Gums Eucalyptusspp. Chamberlain Park Amberley T3 A Oak Quercus robur Amberley Community Courts T4 A 7 Elms Ulmus glabra Carters Road 4 Gums Eucalyptusspp. between Douglas T5 A 5 Elms Ulmus glabra 1 Oak Quercusrobur 3 Douglas firs Pseudotsuga menziesii T6 A European ash Fraxinus excelsior T7 9 Ribbon gum Eucalyptus viminalis T9 A Oak Quercus robur 2 Elms Ulmus glabra T10 A London plane Platanus x hispanica T12 A Robinia Robinia pseudoacacia T13 A Sycamore Platanus occidentalis T14 A Sycamore Platanus occidentalis T15 2, 9 Weeping elm Ulmus glabra Pendula Road and Bank Street Amberley Adventure Playground Amberley Amberley Amberley Cnr Carters Road and Amberley Pound Street Cnr Douglas and Mt Amberley Brown Roads 7 Church Street Amberley A&P Association Amberley Reserve Cnr Carters Rd and Amberley Markham Street Bank View Place Amberley roundabout 124 Carters Road Amberley Memorial - 50 th Anniversary 206 Douglas Road Amberley Planted 1910s T16 A Wellingtonia 171 Carters Road Amberley Landmark tree Sequoiadendron giganteum T17 A White manuka Cnr Bank View Place Amberley Leptospermum scoparium and Bank Street T18 2 Blue gum Cnr Leithfield and Balcairn Landmark Eucalyptus globulus Balcairn Roads T19 2 Oak Quercus robur Balcairn Cemetery Balcairn Memorial - Coronation of T20 D 7 Wellingtonias Sequoiadendron giganteum boundary fence Cnr Gore Bay and McQueen Roads T21 D Oak Quercusrobur Cnr Hall and Rolleston Streets T22 5 Himalayan cedar Cheviot Hills Domain Cedrusdeodora T23 5 Himalayan cedar Cheviot Hills Domain Cedrusdeodora T25 D Oak Quercus robur Hall Street on school boundary T26 D Pin oak Quercuspalustris Cnr Montgomery and Rolleston Streets T27 D Pin oak Quercuspalustris Cnr Buckley and Rolleston Streets T28 5 Wellingtonias Cheviot Hills Domain Sequoiadendrongiganteum T29 F 2 Scarlet oaks Quercus coccinea Edward VII, 1902 Cheviot Planted 1870 Cheviot Cheviot Cheviot Cheviot Cheviot Cheviot Cheviot Memorial - Coronation of Edward VII, 1902 Historical - Site of original pound Memorial 50th Jubilee of Cheviot Settlement, 26 November 1943 Memorial Coronation of George V Culverden School Culverden Memorial - VJ Day, August 1945 Proposed Hurunui District Plan as Amended by Decisions 15 October

14 Site Map Type Location Area Comments T30 F Oak Quercus robur Culverden Domain Culverden Memorial - VE Day, May 1945 T31 F Scarlet oak Rutherford Railway Culverden Memorial - International Quercus coccinea Reserve Women s Year, 1975 T32 H Flowering cherries Greta Valley School - Greta Valley Historical Prunus spp. T33 I, Ia 4 Fan palms Trachycarpus fortunei T34 I, Ia 4 Pin oaks Quercus palustris T35 I, Ia 5 Lindens Tilia platyphyllos T36 I, Ia 3 Sweet chestnuts Castanea sativa 3 Horse chestnuts Aesculus hippocastanum T38 I, Ia Avenue of oaks Quercus robur T39 I, Ia Avenue of lindens Tilea x europaea T40 I, Ia Oaks Quercus robur Douglas firs Pseudotsuga menziesii T41 I, Ia 3 Fan palms Trachycarpus fortuneii T43 I, Ia Cedar of Lebanon Cedrus libani T44 I Giant firsabies grandis California redwoods Sequoia sempervirens T45 I, Ia 30 Mixed species: Wellingtonias Sequoiadendron giganteum Douglas fir Pseudotsuga menziesii and others road Queen Mary Hospital Former Queen Mary Hospital grounds Former Queen Mary Hospital grounds Queen Mary Hospital Amuri Avenue Queen Mary Hospital Queen Mary Hospital Quite rare for this part of New Zealand Very good specimens Very good specimens, form a semi-circle. Form an avenue with the avenue of oaks Queen Mary Hospital Queen Mary Hospital Quite rare, especially good specimen Conical Hill Reserve Planted 1910 Thermal Reserve boundary T46 I, Ia Gingko Gingko biloba 49 Amuri Avenue Memorial planted by G-G Brigadier Sir Bernard Fergusson, 1964 T47 I, Ia Group of Silver birches Betula pendula T49 I, Ia Kowhai Sophora microphylla T50 I, Ia Liquidamber Liquidambar styraciflua Queen Mary Hospital Caverhill Close road Queen Mary Hospital Known as Dingle Dell Memorial - planted by WDFF Mrs I McRae and Mrs B Foster, 1990 Memorial planted by Medical Superintendent Dr A W Wilkinson T51 I, Ia Magnolia Queen Mary Hospital Magnolia grandiflora T52 I, Ia Monkey puzzle Amuri Avenue road By Banana House Araucaria araucana T53 I, Ia Monkey puzzle Former Queen Mary Araucaria araucana Hospital grounds T54 I, Ia Monkey puzzle Former Queen Mary Araucaria araucana Hospital grounds T55 I, Ia 200 Oaks Quercus robur Jacks Pass Road Golf Course grounds Proposed Hurunui District Plan as Amended by Decisions 15 October

15 Site Map Type Location Area Comments T56 I, Ia Park like area: Queen Mary Hospital Oaks Quercus robur Wellingtonias Sequoiadendron giganteum and others T57 I, Ia Snakebark maple Former Queen Mary Memorial planted by Acer davidii Hospital grounds Dane Stewart, May 1989 T58 I, Ia Sweet chestnut 14 Harrogate Street On accessway to former Castanea sativa Timberlands house T59 I, Ia Mixed species: Lodge Reserve Spanish fir Albies pinsapo Wellingtonias Sequoiadendron giganteum and others T59A I, Ia Avenue of larches Jollies Pass Road Lodge Hotel Larix pendula T60 I, Ia Spiritual Garden of mixed natives and macrocarpa Cupressus macrocarpa T61 I, Ia 8 Horse chestnuts Aesculus hippocastanum 2 Sweet chestnuts Castanea sativa Former Queen Mary Hospital grounds Former Queen Mary Hospital grounds Includes specially propagated trees and works of art Used for propagation because of straightness T62 I, Ia Linden 63 Jacks Pass Road Memorial King s Silver Tilia x europaea Jubilee, 6 May 1935 T67 L Walnut 12 Broomfield Street Leithfield Planted 1880s Juglans regia T68 N Flowering gum Eucalyptusficifolia Fishermans Lane Motunau Blossom around New Year T69 3, 4, 10 6 Radiata pines Stonyhurst Station Omihi Best form in Canterbury Pinus radiata T70 3, 4, 10 Blue gum Eucalyptusglobulus Stonyhurst Station Omihi Planted 1870 T71 16 Stringybark gum Hawkswood Parnassus Planted c.1890 Eucalyptusobliqua T74 P Gum Eucalyptus sp. 30 George Street Rotherham Historical former Masonic Lodge T75 10 Ribbon gum End of Foxdown Road Scargill Planted c.1890 Eucalyptusviminalis T76 9, 10 Pin oak Quercuspalustris 4 Overtons Road Scargill Memorial - 30th anniversary of Scargill Plunket rooms T78 R Oak Quercus robur Presbyterian Manse Grounds T79 2 Wellingtonia Balcairn Cemetery Sequoiadendron giganteum T81 2 Blue gum Eucalyptus globulus T82 9, 11 Gum Eucalyptus sp. End of road Carvossa Farm T83 I, Ia 2 Douglas firs Pseudotsuga menziesii Primary School T84 15 Oak Quercus robur 116 Rotherham Road North (SH70) T85 9 Blue gum Eucalyptusglobulus Waikari Balcairn Memorial Charles Rogers, May Leithfield Road Balcairn Planted by original Kowai County surveyor. Often painted. Front gate Claremont Homestead Waikari Waiau Amberley Memorial - opening of Waiau Railway Branch Line, 1919 Memorial - to family killed at the natural bridge on Bobby Stream Proposed Hurunui District Plan as Amended by Decisions 15 October

16 Site Map Type Location Area Comments T86 I, Ia Weeping elm Ulmus glabra Pendula Thermal Reserve T87 A Blue gum 75 Douglas Road Amberley Eucalyptus globulus T88 S 3 Oaks Quercus robur Johnston Street road Waipara T89 6, 7, Lombardy poplars Intersection SH7 and Populus nigra Italica SH7A T90 Q Japanese maples Tekoa Street road Waiau Acer triphyllum T91 F Wellingtonia Rutherford Culverden Sequoiadendrongiganteum Recreation Reserve T92 A Alder Alnus glutinosa Amberley Domain Amberley T93 A Alder Alnus glutinosa Amberley Domain Amberley T94 A Alder Alnus glutinosa Amberley Domain Amberley T95 A Himalayan cedar Amberley Domain Amberley Cedrus deodora T96 A Douglas fir Amberley Domain Amberley Pseudotsugamenziesii T97 A Oak Quercus robur Amberley Domain Amberley T98 A Oak Quercus robur Amberley Domain Amberley T99 M Gum Eucalyptus sp. Penfold Square Leithfield Beach Planted by Freddy Penfold T100 L Lombardy poplar Ashworths Road Leithfield Beach Planted 1880s Populus nigra Italica T101 9, 11 2 Radiata pines Pinus radiata Cnr Sealeys Direct and Waikari Valley Scargill Landmarks T102 4, 5, Oak, elms and others Quercus robur Ulmus procera Betula pendula Quercus ilex Pinus radiata T103 removed T105 G Pohutukawa roads Tennis Courts, 669 Domett Road Domett Planted by school children who lived in the Domett area in 1939 Former Gore Bay Gore Bay Planted early 1930s Metrosideros excelsa School grounds T106 G Turkey oak Quercus cerris Jed River Reserve Gore Bay Very good specimen T Elms Ulmus glabra Jed River Reserve Gore Bay Very good specimens T108 K Oak Quercus robur Riverview Road Hurunui Memorial - opening of the Lower Hurunui swing bridge, Planted by AM Hyde T Wellingtonias Sequoiadendron giganteum T110 P 50 Oaks and others Quercus robur Acer pseudoplatanus Platanus x hispanica Fraxinus excelsior 197 Culverden Road Culverden Landmarks Rotherham Showgrounds T111 F Blue atlantic cedar Cedrus altantica Glauca T Oak Quercus robur Cnr The Peaks and Wrights roads Rotherham Planted Stock Road Culverden Planted over 60 years ago The Peaks Possible memorial - coronation of King Edward VII, 1902 Amenity street trees T113 I 800 Oaks and others Conical Hill Road and Quercus robur surrounding streets T114 D 6 Oaks Quercus robur Cheviot Area School Cheviot Memorial - to past pupils who were killed in WWI Proposed Hurunui District Plan as Amended by Decisions 15 October

17 Site Map Type Location Area Comments T115 D Pin oak Quercus palustris Cheviot Area School Cheviot Memorial - school opening, 1885 T116 D Red maple Acer rubrum October Glory Cheviot Area School Cheviot Memorial - school centenary, 1985 T118 D London plane Cheviot Area School Cheviot Platanus x hispanica T119 G 5 Norfolk Island pines Gore Bay Camping Gore Bay Araucaria heterophylla Ground T120 S 2 gums Eucalyptus spp. Glenmark Cemetery Glenmark Landmarks T121 Q Oak Quercus robur Waiau School Waiau Memorial Canterbury Centennial. Donated by the Domain Board. T122 Q 150 Oaks and others Acer, Pyrus, Quercus, Liquidambar, Prunus Waiau Domain, Parnassus Street Waiau Memorial - Christchurch Centenary, Arbor Day Planted by Waiau school children. T123 I, Ia Linden Former Queen Mary Tilia x europaea Hospital grounds T124 I, Ia Douglas fir Former Queen Mary Beautiful specimen and Pseudotsuga menziesii Hospital grounds landmark in setting T125 I, Ia Avenue of lindens Former Queen Mary Complementing T35 Tilia x europaea Hospital grounds T126 I, Ia Pin oaks Quercus palustris Queen Mary Hospital (T134 PC30) and conifers T127 I, Ia Sweet chestnut Former Queen Mary Flanking an open lawn Castanea sativa Hospital grounds T128 A Kowhai 8B Bank Street Amberley Multi-stemmed Sophora microphylla T129 L Gum 128 Leithfield Road Leithfield Fronting The Glebe Eucalyptus sp. road T130 I, Ia Pin oaks Quercus palustris Queen Mary Hospital T131 I, Ia Trees along stream Prunus avium, Betula, Nothofagus, Larix etc. Queen Mary Hospital T132 I, Ia Mixed woodlot: Pseudotsuga menziesii, Quercus, Betula etc. T133 I, Ia Gum Eucalyptus sp. T134 I, Ia Copper beech Fagus sylvatica T135 A Golden totara Podocarpus totara Aurea T Redwood Sequoiadendron sempervirens Queen Mary Hospital Queen Mary Hospital Queen Mary Hospital 14 Church Street Amberley 448 Foxdown Road Scargill (T135 PC30) T Wellingtonia Sequoiadendron giganteum 448 Foxdown Road Scargill T138 9, 11 Shrubby tororaro Muehlenbeckia astonii T Group of 7 English oaks, 18 Lombardy poplars and 3 Ribbon gums Quercus robur Populus nigra Italica Eucalyptus viminalis Limeworks Road road Westenras Road road Waikari Hawarden Nationally endangered Proposed Hurunui District Plan as Amended by Decisions 15 October

18 Site Map Type Location Area Comments T Spanish firs Cnr Horsley Down Hawarden Abies pinsapo and Lake Sumner roads road T English oaks Horsley Down Church Hawarden Quercus robur T142 J 7 Gums mixed Horsley Down Road Hawarden road T143 J 8 Ribbon Gums O Carrolls Road road Hawarden T English oak Quercus robur Heathstock Road road Macdonald Downs T English oak Quercus robur Heathstock Road road Macdonald Downs T Himalayan cedar Cedrus Broxton Road road Macdonald deodara Downs T Several deciduous Allandale Road road Hawarden T Atlantic cedars and English oak Cedrus atlantica and Quercus robur T149 J 2 Pin oaks Quercus palustris T Atlantic cedar, English oak and Silver birch Cedrus atlantica, Quercus robur and Betula pendula T English ash Fraxinus excelsior T Atlantic cedar Cedrus atlantica Horlsey Down Road road Hawarden Hawarden Reserve Hawarden Memorial - Horsley Down Centennial Hobans Road road Masons Flat Hobans Road road Broxton Road road Masons Flat Macdonald Downs T Atlantic cedar Cedrus atlantica T Atlantic cedar Cedrus atlantica Broxton Road road Broxton Road road Macdonald Downs Macdonald Downs T155 A Pōhutukawa Metrosideros excelsa T156 L,2 Medlar Mespilus germanica 5 Hillview Place Amberley 128 Leithfield Road Amberley Proposed Hurunui District Plan as Amended by Decisions 15 October