Yurts for Tunnel Beach *names [commercial activity proposed]

The following information exists in public domain. -Eds.

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Andrea (36), who did not want her last name used, said she and husband Brendon (40) planned to use the yurts to offer a unique type of homestay accommodation. (ODT)

### ODT Online Fri, 9 Jan 2015
Couple to put up yurts
By Chris Morris
A Dunedin couple are planning to install three yurts – traditionally used by Mongolian and other nomads across Central Asia – on 2.8ha of gorse-covered land they own above Tunnel Beach. The yurts would be built sometime next year, the first to be used as a family space, but the couple hoped to turn their idea into a tourist attraction.
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DCC Non-notified Decision:

47 Tunnel Beach Road Green Island (LUC-2014-69)
This consent was an application to/for construct dwelling, barn, three yurts and undertake earthworks at 47 Tunnel Beach Road Green Island.
This was considered by the Council’s Senior Planner (Consents) on 1 April 2014.

http://www.dunedin.govt.nz/services/planning/browse-non-notified-decisions/non-notified-decisions/2014/luc-2014-484

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DCC Webmap – 47 Tunnel Beach Road, Green Island, Dunedin

Dunedin City District Plan – Map 59

Rates information

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Recent comment at Facebook page Dunedin NZ:
Andrea Buhr Tunnel beach track, lovely in a sunny day!!!
Like · Reply · 1 · 30 September 2014 at 18:09

Andrea Buhr – Facebook page as at 9.1.15 [Andrea.B.Lemm]

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Brendon Lemm – Facebook page as at 9.1.15 [another car man]

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Posted by Elizabeth Kerr

Veggie Boys blames resource consent

“Everybody says there’s a great economic boom. There isn’t in Dunedin, and we’ve got to tighten our belt.” -Marty Hay

### ODT Online Mon, 7 Jul 2014
Consent process blamed for veg store closure
By Shawn McAvinue
A costly consent hearing is being blamed for Veggie Boys’ Mosgiel store withering economically and it will close at the end of the month. Veggie Boys’ co-owner Marty Hay said the Bush Rd store was not economically viable and management had decided to ‘‘pull the pin”. The outlet had been open nearly two years but three months after opening, business became difficult when the owners were required to obtain a consent for it to operate, he said.
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█ Notified decision (2.5.13): LUC-2012-563 58 Ayr St, Mosgiel – Letter of decision. ● Note: Notified decision LUC-2012-563 removed from DCC online listings at http://www.dunedin.govt.nz/services/planning/browse-notified-decisions.

█ Non-notified decision (14.1.14): “58 Ayr Street Mosgiel (LUC-2012-563/A) – This consent was an application to/for s127 change or cancellation of conditions at 58 Ayr Street Mosgiel. This was considered by the Council’s Senior Planner (Consents) on 14 January 2014.” Go to (currently at page 2) http://www.dunedin.govt.nz/services/planning/browse-non-notified-decisions ● Note: DCC failed to consult the original 11 submitters on LUC-2012-563 before granting this decision.

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Posted by Elizabeth Kerr

Dunedin City Council non-notified decisions

The pagelink for these items is given below:

1, 5 & 9 Awatea St, 37, 58, 58B, 64, 64A & 82 Parry St, & 1 Magnet St, Dunedin (LUC-2009-151 issued with SUB-2009-28)
This consent was an application to/for continuation of existing industrial activities on site redefined by subdivision at 1, 5 & 9 Awatea St, 37, 58, 58B, 64, 64A & 82 Parry St, & 1 Magnet St, Dunedin. This was considered by the Council’s Senior Planner (Consents) on 7 May 2009.

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1, 5 & 9 Awatea St, 37, 58, 58B, 64, 64A & 82 Parry St & 1 Magnet Street, Dn (SUB-2009-28)
This consent was an application to/for redefine 4 freehold titles into two titles plus road to vest at 1, 5 & 9 Awatea St, 37, 58, 58B, 64, 64A & 82 Parry St & 1 Magnet Street, Dn. This was considered by the Council’s Senior Planner (Consents) on 7 May 2009.

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9 Awatea St and others, Dunedin (SUB-2009-28/A & LUC-2009-151/A)
This consent was an application to/for Section 127 variation of conditions at 9 Awatea St and others, Dunedin. This was considered by the Council’s Senior Planner (Consents) on 21 May 2009.

DCC Link

For a copy of these non-notified consent decisions contact the Senior Planner (Consents).

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City Planning contact details:

Phone: 03 477 4000
Fax: 03 474 3451
Email: planning@dcc.govt.nz

Location:
Planning Enquiries Desk, 1st Floor, Civic Centre, 50 The Octagon, Dunedin

Postal address:
PO Box 5045, Moray Place, Dunedin 9058 New Zealand