Draft Town Belt Management Plan - Wellington City Council

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• lease
• licence
• permit
• booking.
9.4.3 Managed activities include, but are not limited to:
• leasing buildings and/or Town Belt land, (consistent with the Leases Policy for
Community and Recreational Groups)
• commercial activities (including but not limited to concerts, multisport events, guiding
tours, selling food or drinks or hiring equipment)
• community gardens and orchards
• filming and photography (commercial, see footnote for 9.3.2)
• conducting events (eg multisport) and including, but not limited to, events and
activities run on a ‘cost-recovery’ or ‘not-for-profit’ basis
• camping (for educational purposes – non-educational purposes is prohibited)
• conducting one-off activities involving site occupation or use (eg weddings)
• temporary access (except for park management, emergency access and as identified in
the sector plans), eg infrastructure upgrades, art installations, vehicle access,
construction access
• parachuting, parapenting, hang gliding, kite carts/boards
• aircraft and helicopter landing and activity
• storage of materials (such as gravel in parking areas for infrastructure projects)
• markets and fairs
• collecting natural materials, removal of living plant material, cultural harvesting
• planting (unless carried out by the Council or its contractors or as approved by Council
Parks and Gardens)
• new buildings, building extensions, additions and alterations
• structures and furniture (including track infrastructure, gates, footbridges, track
overpasses, fences, walls, retaining walls, artworks, sculpture, plaques, memorials,
seats, interpretation, lighting, sun/shade shelters. Does not include utilities)
• car parks and hard surfaces (includes artificial turf)
• utilities (essential systems and networks that provide the city with water, energy,
communications and sewerage)
• total or partial demolition or removal of buildings or structures
• signs in relation to reserve activity only (signs and/or advertising for non-reserverelated
activity are prohibited).
9.4.4 Public notification. Applications for managed activities will be publicly notified when:
a. it is required under the Reserves Act 1977
b. where it is required by Council policy (eg the Leases Policy)
c. an application to construct or modify a permanent utility would significantly alter the
nature, scale or intensity of the effect on the Town Belt
d. because
the Council deems the effects to be of a nature and/or scale that public
notification is in the public interest.
Draft Town Belt Management Plan October 2012