Airport - Change of Designation 73 proposal

The approach and Land Use Controls Designation defines ‘obstacle limitation surfaces’ in airspace around the Airport to ensure the safe circulation and manoeuvring of aircraft. These surfaces regulate the permitted heights of buildings, structures and vegetation around the Airport.

The Notice of Requirement proposes to alter the designation to ensure the surfaces protect the full extent of the main runway (as a result of the 2005 extension). The enclosed plans entitled "Proposed Approach and Take Off Surfaces" (eastern and western end) show the extent of the designation.

Related links

• Airport: change of designation 72 proposal (runway extension)
• Airport: Private Plan Change (proposal for changes to the Invercargill City District Plan relating to airport sub-areas)

The following documents can be viewed online:

•  Form 18 - Notice of Requirement (airport approach and land use controls, revised September 22, 2010)
  
• Annexure 1 - Site description
• Annexure 2 - Nature of the work
• Annexure 3 - Assessment of environmental effects
• Annexure 4 - Consultation
• Annexure 5 - Plans

• Appendix A - proposed Approach and Take Off Surfaces (eastern)
• Appendix B - proposed Approach and Take Surfaces (western)
• Appendix C - Certificates of Title are available in hard copy if required; see ICC contacts below
• Appendix D - Astral Report Part 1 
• Appendix D - Astral Report Part 2 
• Appendix E - comparative OLS plan and height profile (Western)
• Appendix F - comparative OLS plan and height profile (Eastern)
• Appendix G - Maps showing limitation surfaces
• Appendix H - Consultation material
• Appendix I - Designation text

Copies of the Plan Change documentation will also available at the Council offices at 101 Esk Street, at the Bluff Service Centre, and at the Invercargill Public Library.

Making submissions

Any person may lodge a submission with the Invercargill City Council on this proposed change no later than Tuesday, November 2, 2010.

• Submission form 

Submissions must be in writing and should be posted to: 

Environmental and Planning Services Directorate
Invercargill City Council
Private Bag 90104
Invercargill

or delivered to

Civic Administration Building,
101 Esk Street,
Invercargill

or faxed to  (03) 211 1431 or emailed to  planning@icc.govt.nz

NOTE: A copy of any submissions must also be served on Invercargill Airport Ltd whose address for service is:

C/- Mitchell Partnerships
PO Box 489
Dunedin

Fax:  (03) 477 7691
Email: alison.noble@mitchellpartnerships.co.nz

PUBLIC NOTIFICATION: Downloadable file (26KB)

CONTACTS: Inquiries should be directed to Invercargill City Council planning officers Gareth Clarke or Liz Devery, phone (03) 211 1777.