PC7 - Managing significant indigenous vegetation summary

Calling for further submissions on a proposed change to the Christchurch District Plan relating to managing significant indigenous vegetation

Project status: Closed
Consultation open: 14 July 2021 to 28 July 2021

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Plan Change 7 seeks to better protect and maintain indigenous vegetation while still providing for its clearance, where it is small scale and low impact, to provide for the continuation of farming activities. It will also amend the policies and rules around the type and size of native trees and plants (indigenous vegetation) that can be cleared generally across the district, and within areas of existing pasture (otherwise known as improved pasture) on coastal farmland.

The rule amendments proposed in Plan Change 7 relate to areas of significant indigenous vegetation and areas of significant habitats of indigenous fauna, meaning they have immediate legal effect on notification in accordance with Section 86B(3) of the Resource Management Act 1991.

Read more on this plan change including the submissions received and the summary of submissions.

Make a further submission

  • Download a further submission form [PDF, 425 KB]
  • Pick up a submission form from library or service centres
  • Email your feedback to planchange@ccc.govt.nz
  • Post a letter to: Freepost 178, City Planning Team, PO Box 73012, Christchurch 8154 (no stamp required)
  • Deliver to the Civic Offices at 53 Hereford Street. To ensure we receive last-minute submissions on time, please hand-deliver them to the Civic Offices.

If you are making a further submission in support or opposition, you are required to serve a copy of your further submission on the person whose original submission is supported or opposed no later than five working days after the day on which the further submission is provided to the Council.

Here is a helpful guide [PDF, 505 KB] to making a submission and further submission.  For further submission information please refer to page 12 of the document.

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Who to contact

Craig Davison,
Senior Policy Planner

How the decision is made

  • Closed

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