
Present: Councillor
B McGurk (Presiding Co-Chairperson), Her Worship the Mayor R Reese (Co-Chairperson),
Councillors L Acland, I Barker, B Dahlberg, K Fulton, S Walker and Ms G Paine
In
Attendance: Councillor Matheson, Chief Executive (P
Dougherty), Acting Group Manager Environmental Management (M Heale), Governance
Adviser (E Stephenson) and Youth Councillors C Hagan and R Heslop
Apologies : Nil
1. Apologies
There were no apologies.
2. Confirmation
of Order of Business
There was no change to the order
of business.
3. Interests
There were no updates to the
Interests Register, and no interests with items on the agenda were declared.
Attendance: Councillor Fulton entered
the meeting at 1.02p.m.
4. Public
Forum
There was no public forum.
5. Confirmation
of Minutes
5.1 21
February 2019
Document number M4050, agenda
pages 7 - 13 refer.
Resolved PR/2019/012
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That
the Planning and Regulatory Committee
1. Confirms the minutes of the
meeting of the Planning and Regulatory Committee, held on 21 February 2019,
as a true and correct record.
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Barker/Dahlberg Carried
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6. Chairperson's Report
There was no Chairperson’s
Report.
Attendance: Her Worship the
Mayor entered the meeting at 1.03p.m.
7. State
of the Environment Report 2018
Document number R9813, agenda
pages 14 - 132 refer.
Water Quality Scientist, Dr Paul Fisher, and Manager
Environment, Matt Heale, answered questions on the report.
It was noted that the MCI score for the ‘fair’
grade for measuring ecological health using the macroinvertebrates community
index on page 73 of the State of the Environment Report 2018, should read 80
– 100, not 80 – 90.
Councillors acknowledged the hard work of staff from
across Council and reinforced the comprehensive, thorough, and readable
nature of the report.
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Resolved PR/2019/013
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That the Planning and Regulatory Committee
1. Receives the report State of the
Environment Report 2018 (R9813)
and its attachment (A2111722); and
2. Approves the State of the Environment Report 2018 for
distribution as a Council document.
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Dahlberg/Walker Carried
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8. Amendment
to Parking Policy - Parking Permits
Document number R9946, agenda
pages 133 - 142 refer.
Manager Environmental Inspections Limited, Brent Edwards, answered
questions regarding the provision of parking for jurors.
It was noted that section 3.3.1 of the Parking Policy did
not include the Mayor of Nelson and a clause was added to the recommendation
to change the words ‘Nelson City Council Councillors’ to ‘Nelson
City Elected and Appointed Members’.
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Resolved PR/2019/014
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That the Planning and Regulatory Committee
1. Receives the report Amendment to
Parking Policy - Parking Permits (R9946)
and its attachment (A2147652).
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McGurk/Fulton Carried
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Recommendation to Council PR/2019/015
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That the Council
1. Approves
Part 3.3 of the Parking Policy be amended to include Jurors attending trials
at the Nelson Courthouse as detailed in Attachment 1 (A2147652) to Report
R9946; and
2. Approves
amendments to the Parking Policy that update references to Council officer
positions where required as included in Attachment 1 (A2147652) to Report
R9946; and
3. Approves an
amendment to the first bullet point in section 3.3.1 of the Parking Policy
from ‘Nelson City Councillors’ to ‘Nelson City Council
Elected and Appointed Members’; and
4. Delegates
the Chief Executive the authority to amend the criteria in Part 3.3 of the
Parking Policy when required to minimise any negative impacts of the parking
permits on the users of the parking resource.
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McGurk/Fulton Carried
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9. Navigation
Safety Bylaw review
Document number R10026, agenda
pages 143 - 218 refer.
Team Leader Resource Consents, Adrian Ramage introduced
Harbourmaster Dave Duncan, and Deputy Harbourmaster Amanda Kerr, and tabled a draft map of Nelson Harbour
Priority Activity Areas. Mr Ramage answered questions regarding proposed
changes to the bylaw.
Following discussion on definitions, clarification,
enforcement, exemptions, TDC/NCC boundary ambiguities and the need for full
legal review and an assessment of costs of implementation to users of major
changes proposed prior to release for consultation, it was agreed that the
matter be deferred until the 28 May 2019 Planning and Regulatory Committee
meeting.
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Defer item to another meeting PR/2019/016
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That the Planning and Regulatory
Committee
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Defers the item Navigation Safety Bylaw Review to be considered
at the Planning and Regulatory Committee meeting to be held on 28 May 2019.
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McGurk/Her
Worship the Mayor
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Attachments
1 A Draft
Nelson Harbour Priority Activity Areas
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10. Proposed
Dog Control fees and charges
Document number R10031, agenda
pages 219 - 223 refer.
11. Building
Team and International Accreditation New Zealand (IANZ)
Manager Building, Martin Brown, provided
a verbal briefing on the IANZ accreditation, planned for June.
The Chairperson acknowledged Mr
Brown’s work and expertise, and wished him well in his future role.
There being no further business the meeting ended at 2.47p.m.
Confirmed as a correct record of proceedings:

Chairperson
Date