70
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 2

Firstly, nought decimal eight eight perches (0a. 0r. 0·88p.),
more or less, being Lot 8 on plan to be deposited and being
part of Section 1, District of Omaka, and part of the land in
certificate of title, Volume 10, folio 281, Marlborough
Registry.

Secondly, two decimal five five perches (0a. 0r. 2·55p.),
more or less, being Lot 4 on plan to be deposited being
part Section 1, District of Omaka, and being part of the land
in certificate of title, Volume 10, folio 281, Marlborough
Registry.

Thirdly, seventeen decimal three three perches (0a. 0r.
17·33p.), more or less, being Lot 2 on plan to be deposited
being part Section 1, District of Omaka, and part of the land
in certificate of title, Volume 10, folio 281, Marlborough
Registry.

Fourthly, thirty-two decimal seven perches (0a. 0r. 32·7p.),
more or less, being Lot 5 on plan to be deposited being
part Section 1, District of Omaka, and being part of the land
in certificate of title, Volume 10, folio 281, Marlborough
Registry.

Fifthly, three decimal three perches (0a. 0r. 3·3p.), more
or less, being Lot 7 on plan to be deposited and being part
Section 1, District of Omaka, and being part of the land in
certificate of title, Volume 10, folio 281 Marlborough Registry.

And whereas such lands form part of the Lock-up Creek
Reserve having been taken by Proclamation made on the 22nd
day of June, 1905, for the purpose of improvement of certain
insanitary portions of the Borough, and whereas the Blenheim
Borough Council has resolved that such lands are no longer
required for such purpose, and whereas it is desired that the
lands firstly and secondly and thirdly described should be
aside as a service lane that the lands fourthly described should
be set aside as a public street and form part of Symons
Street and that the lands fifthly described should be set aside
for the purpose of a fire station.

Take notice that all persons affected by such change of pur-
pose and having any objection thereto must set forth in
writing any such objection and send the same to the office of
the Town Clerk at the Blenheim Borough Council within 40
days from the date of the first publication of this notice.

Dated this 13th day of January 1965.

4346
A. F. WAGNER, Town Clerk.

DARGAVILLE BOROUGH COUNCIL

RESOLUTION MAKING SPECIAL RATE

Streets Renewal Loan 1964

“THAT, pursuant to the Local Authorities Loans Act 1956,
and to each and every power it thereunto enabling, for the
purpose of providing the annual charges on a loan of £5,700
described as Streets Renewal Loan 1964 and authorised to be
raised by the Dargaville Borough Council under the above-
mentioned Act for the purpose of repaying on maturity
that portion of the Road and Streets Works Loan 1952,
£15,000, which matures on 25 January 1965, the Body
Corporate called the Mayor, Councillors, and Citizens of the
Borough of Dargaville hereby makes a special rate of decimal
two nought nine of a penny (0·209) in the pound upon the
rateable value of all rateable property in the Borough of
Dargaville on the basis of the unimproved value; such
special rate to be an annually recurring rate during the
currency of the loan and to be payable yearly on the 1st day
of August in each and every year during the currency of the
loan, being 15 years, or until such loan is fully paid off.”

4354
I. R. ANDERSON, Town Clerk.

WAIPAWA BOROUGH COUNCIL

RESOLUTION MAKING SPECIAL RATE

Redemption Loan 1964, £1,750

PURSUANT to the Local Authorities Loans Act 1956, the
Waipawa Borough Council hereby resolves as follows:

“That, for the purpose of providing the annual charges on
a loan of £1,750 authorised to be raised by the Waipawa
Borough Council under the above-mentioned Act for repaying
on maturity that portion of the General Purposes Loan 1953
of £24,250 maturing on 1 November 1964, the said Waipawa
Borough Council hereby makes a special rate of decimal
four seven two six pence (0·4726d.) in the pound (£) upon
the rateable value (on the basis of the unimproved value) of
all rateable property in the Borough of Waipawa; and that
the special rate shall be an annual-recurring rate during the
currency of the loan and be payable half-yearly on the 1st
day of November and the 1st day of May in each and
every year during the currency of the loan, being a period of
five years, or until the loan is fully paid off.”

4355
T. McCHESNEY, Town Clerk.

MOUNT ALBERT BOROUGH COUNCIL

TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1953

Departure From Operative District Scheme

PUBLIC notice is hereby given pursuant to the provisions of the
Town and Country Planning Act 1953 and its amendments
and of the regulations made thereunder, that the Town and
Country Planning Appeal Board by order dated the 21st day
of December 1964 gave its consent to a specified departure
from the Operative District Scheme of the Borough of Mount
Albert to the extent indicated hereunder namely:

By granting the application by Regional Centres (Mount
Albert) Ltd. for permission to develop the land described in
the First Schedule hereto (which is included in a Residential
“A” zone in the Operative District Scheme) as an integrated
shopping and commercial centre subject to the following
conditions, viz:

(A) Permitted Use of Land:

(i) Shops for the sale of any goods except motor
vehicles.

(ii) Administrative, professional, and commercial offices
including medical rooms, plunket rooms, and
restaurant and civil amenities.

(B) Bulk and Location Requirements:

(i) Maximum Building Height: No part of any building
shall exceed a height equal to 10ft plus the
shortest horizontal distance between that part
of the building and the nearest boundary of any
residential zone abutting that part of the site on
which the building is situated.

(ii) Yards:
Front yards—fronting St. Lukes Road 30 ft.
Front yards—fronting Exeter Road 20 ft.
Rear yards—20 ft.
Side yards—20 ft.

(C) General Conditions:

(i) No process shall be used which would give rise to
noise, smoke, dust, or other objectionable elements
likely to detract, in the opinion of the council,
from the amenities of the neighbourhood.

(ii) The design and materials of construction, siting
and layout of all buildings shall be to the satis-
faction of the council and be used in such
manner as to preserve the amenities of the
neighbouring residential area and be maintained
at all times to the satisfaction of the council.

(iii) Land situated between a street line and buildings
fronting thereto shall be used in the following
manner:

(a) Such part or parts thereof as shall, from
time to time, be used for vehicular
access to the street and for off-street
parking shall be formed as an all-weather
dust free surface and maintained at all
times in a neat and tidy and serviceable
condition to the satisfaction of the
Council.

(b) Such part or parts thereof as are not used
for access to the street or car parking
as aforesaid shall be landscaped, planted
and maintained at all times to the satis-
faction of the Council.

(iv) Space About Buildings: The space about buildings
may be used for car parking or access driveways
in so far as this does not conflict with the require-
ments of other conditions set out herein but
shall not be used for any other purposes.

(v) No ingress or egress to the site either vehicular or
pedestrian shall be permitted from Cornwallis
Street.

(vi) That public conveniences be provided by the appli-
cant and maintained at all times to the satisfac-
tion of the council.

(vii) That off-street parking be provided for a minimum
of 800 cars, the location, construction, and
maintenance of which to be to the satisfaction
of the council.

(viii) That the Mount Albert businessmen be given first
refusal as occupants of shopping space.

(ix) That the development shall conform to the principles
submitted within the application both as to size
and type of use.

(D) That all other relevant ordinances for predominant uses
in Commercial Zones in the district scheme that are applicable
shall apply.

(E) The council, the applicant, or any objector has leave to
apply for clarification of any part of this order or relating to
the practical implementation of any part of it.

SCHEDULE

ALL those parcels of land described as being part of Allotment
169, of Section 10, Suburbs of Auckland, and being more
particularly:

(a) 2 roods 38 perches, more or less, being Lots 2, 16, 19,
and 20, on Deposited Plan No. 9610, and being all the land in
certificates of title, 446/36, 451/185, 417/124, and 417/209
(North Auckland Registry).