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Mapua and Ruby Bay: Draft Plan Change
The Council proposes to amend the Tasman Resource Management Plan to allow for future expansion of Mapua township and Ruby Bay away from low lying land and the inundation and erosion prone coastline between Mapua and Ruby Bay on to more elevated land northwest of the township. There will be opportunities for an increase in residential density on some sites close to amenities in Mapua as well as provision for new interconnecting walkways, open spaces and business sites.
Date Released: 8 June 2010
Comments Close: 10 July 2010
Contact Rose Biss, Policy Planner to make comments
NOTE: Some of the PDFs below are large in file size and may take a long time to download.
Draft Plan Change Documents
1. Explanatory Statement and Schedule
2. Planning Maps
- Draft C22 - Mapua and Ruby Bay Development - Zone Map 87
- Draft C22 - Mapua and Ruby Bay Development - Area Map 87
- Draft C22 - Mapua and Ruby Bay Development - Zone Update Map 86
- Draft C22 - Mapua and Ruby Bay Development - Zone Update Map 54
- Draft C22 - Mapua and Ruby Bay Development - Area Update Map 54
Supporting Documentation
Mapua Draft Plan Change Report EP10-05-27
Date Released: 20 May 2010
Mapua Structure Plan Brochure and Map
Dated: May and June 2010
- Draft C22 - Mapua/Ruby Bay Development - Structure Plan Brochure
- Draft C22 - Mapua/Ruby Bay Development - Structure Plan Map
Mapua/Ruby Bay Coastal Hazards Report
Dated: May 2010
RMA Section 32 Report - Assessment of Alternatives
Date Released: 20 May 2010
Planting Guidelines
The Council has prepared native plant restoration lists for the Mapua/Ruby Bay area.
- Draft C22 - Mapua/Ruby Bay Development - Native Planting: Tasman Sandy Coast
- Draft C22 - Mapua/Ruby Bay Development - Native Planting: Moutere Downlands-Hill Country
There are separate lists for the sandy coast soils, wetlands and the Moutere Hill clays.