Outline Plan of Works Sample Clauses

Outline Plan of Works. Section 176A of the Resource Management Act states that an Outline Plan of Works is not required if details of the proposed project that would otherwise be incorporated into Outline Plan of Works are included in the designation process. The information required to be included in an Outline Plan of Works of is given in Section 176A(3) of the Resource Management Act and includes the following: ◗ The height, shape, and bulk of the public work, project, or work; ◗ The location on the site of the public work, project, or work; ◗ The likely finished contour of the site; ◗ The vehicular access, circulation, and the provision for parking; ◗ The landscaping proposed; and ◗ Any other matters to avoid, remedy, or mitigate any adverse effects on the environment. It is considered that this information has been adequately addressed within the Notice of Requirement for an Alteration to the Designation and this AEE. The height, shape and bulk of the proposed upgrade is shown on the plans included in Appendix C. A description of the works has been provided in Section 4. Limitations regarding landscaping have been discussed in Section 6.3. A condition of the designation is proposed to enable the provision of further detail prior to construction. It is requested that the future requirement for an outline plan is waived in accordance with Section 176 (A)(2)(b) of the RMA.
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