Those activities in the CMA marked with * refer to activities on CMA structures

Those activities in the CMA marked with ** refer to activities on existing CMA structures

1. The council will publicly notify resource consent applications for the following activities:

a. buildings and structures not otherwise provided for

b. activities not otherwise provided for.

1.Development that does not comply with clauses 3.1-3.4 below is a discretionary activity.

2. The land use controls applying in the Okahu Marine precinct are specified below.

1. Marine retail must be accessory to marinas and marine related sport and recreation activities based in this precinct.

2. The gross floor area of an individual marine retail tenancy must not exceed 200m².

3. The total cumulative gross floor area of marine retail activities within the precinct must not exceed 300m².

1. Restaurants and cafes must be accessory to marinas and marine related sport and recreation activities based in this precinct.

2. The gross floor area of a restaurant or cafe tenancy must not exceed 200m².

3. The total cumulative gross floor area of restaurant or cafe activities in the precinct must not exceed 300m².

4. The floor area limits specified in 3.2.2 and 3.2.3 above do not apply to restaurants or cafes accessory to clubrooms that are not open to the general public.

1. Offices must be accessory to marinas and marine related sport and recreation activities based in this precinct.

2. The total cumulative gross floor area of offices within the precinct must not exceed 300m².

3. Any individual accessory office use must be directly related to a permitted activity and the size of the office must be secondary to that activity.

1. The parking requirements of clause 3.2 of the Auckland – wide transport rules do not apply to this site.

2. Parking of vehicles including trailers must be associated with marine sports and recreation activities.

3. The minimum number of vehicle parks in the sub-precinct A must be 158.

4. Vehicle parks may be used for trailer parks within sub precinct B in a manner determined by the landowner.

5. The use of sub precinct C for vehicle and trailer parks must be managed by the landowner.

1. The development controls in clause 4 of the coastal marina zone apply in sub precinct A and the activities in the Public Open Space - Sport and Active Recreation zone apply in sub precincts B and C unless otherwise specified in the activity table below.

2. Development that does not comply with clauses 4.1-4.4 below is a discretionary activity.

3. Building platforms within sub precinct B are identified in the precinct plan.

1. Buildings must not exceed 9.5 m in height.

1.Yards must comply with Table 2 below:

1. Within sub-precinct B maximum site impervious areas is up to 100 per cent.

1. Building coverage must comply with the controls specified below:

1. Maintenance dredging

a. Dredging should be done at a time that will avoid or minimise, adverse effects on recreational users of the CMA.

b. Works hours of operation should be limited to minimise effects of noise and disruption on nearby residential and open space areas.

c. Dredging should not :

i. cause or exacerbate erosion within the CMA or on adjacent land

ii. cause damage to existing lawful structures

iii. result in the permanent loss of any habitat of a rare or endangered species

d. Dredging should use best practice methods and procedures, particularly for dredging contaminated sediments, to minimise sediment or contaminant mobilisation and dispersal.

e. Dredging should not impact on public use of the launching facilities or impact on marine users’ safety.

2. Grandstands and related structures.

a. Construction or works should be done at a time that will avoid or minimise, adverse effects on bird roosting, nesting and feeding, and recreational users of the CMA.

b. Construction or works hours of operation should be limited to minimise effects of noise and disruption on nearby residential and open space areas.

c. The form, intensity and scale of structures should be sensitive to the marine environment and surrounding adjoining spaces and ensure efficient use of the CMA by using the minimum area necessary for their purpose.

d. The design, materials and finish should complement and enhance the coastal environment, open spaces and pedestrian linkages.

e. The building material used for structures should be appropriately marine treated, or if relocated or recycled building material is used, it should be treated to prevent the transference or introduction of harmful aquatic organisms.

f. The location of structures should avoid impacts on the users of the sport and recreation facilities present within the precinct, particularly during peak boating times, and should not impact on access to and from dedicated boat storage, cleaning, painting and maintenance areas, or impact on users of the identified recreational trails.

1.Buildings and structures not otherwise provided for

a. Sufficient land should be available for the future long term provision of public open space.

b. Public access via identified recreational trails should not be restricted.

c. Sufficient car parking should be available for boat users of the marina and the marine related sport and recreation facilities, particularly during peak boating times.

d. Sufficient land should be available to continue to undertake the environmental management regime associated with managing contaminants or waste material from the cleaning, painting and maintenance of vessels, and any potential reverse sensitivity effects due to the cleaning and maintenance activities in relation to the public access areas should be avoided, remedied or mitigated.

2.Activities not otherwise provided for

a. Sufficient land should be available for the future long term provision of public open space.

b. Sufficient parking should be available for boat users of the marina and the marine related sport and recreation facilities, particularly during peak boating times.