New Zealand Gazette – 2004 – No. 62

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✨ Open Dog Areas Schedule

31 MAY 2004 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 62

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SCHEDULE VI

OPEN DOG AREAS—NO ENTRY PERMIT REQUIRED BUT SUBJECT TO CONDITIONS

Name of Open Area	Land Unit #	NZMS Location	Description
Karaka Point Marginal Strip	401	Q09	Sections 16, 17, 19, 20 and 21 Blk V Tauhoa Survey District.
Section 58 of the Land Act 1948	36.0708
			Sections 9 and 10 Blk VI Tauhoa Survey District.
Section 58 of the Land Act 1948	33.8622
Muriwai Beach Marginal Strip and all that adjacent Crown foreshore shown on NZMS 260 Q10 between grid references 285E 024N to 340 942N.	546	Q10	Pt Sections 7 and 8 Blk XII Kaipara Survey District (SO 36403).

Pt Section I Blk I Kumeu Survey District (SO 4117).
Pt Section I Blk V Kumeu Survey District (SO 4117).
Pt Section I Blks V and VIII Kumeu Survey District (SO 47109). | 34.8000 approx |
| North Head Historic Reserve | 013 | R11 | Allotment 38 Section 2 Takapuna Parish, Blk VI Rangitoto Survey District (SO 16721).
New Zealand Gazette 1980 p1429 | 8.5995 |
| Rangitira Beach Marginal Strip and all that adjacent Crown foreshore shown on NZMS 260 Q10 between grid references 146E 238N to 269E 054. | 542 | Q10 | Part Allotment 63 Waioneke Parish, Blks IX Okaka and I and II Waioneke Survey Districts.
Part Allotment 80 Mairetahi Parish Blks II, IV and V Waioneke Survey District.
Part Section 4 Blks V and VI Waioneke Survey District (SO 42419).
Part Section I Blk VI Waioneke Survey District. | 44.6000 approx |

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🗺️ Schedule of Open Dog Areas (continued from previous page)

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsOpen Dog Areas, Karaka Point, Muriwai Beach, North Head, Rangitira Beach, Land Units, NZMS Location, Foreshore

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