30A RULES FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY GENERATION
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1 30A RULES FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY GENERATION Policies 16A.4.1 Activities Tables 30A.1 Subdivision Activities Activity Status The operation and maintenance of existing renewable energy generation facilities P Zone Any solar panel mounted to any building P Roof-mounted small scale wind turbines P Freestanding small scale wind turbines P Temporary renewable energy assessment and research structures P Open Space Business Industrial Solar panels that do not comply with one or more of the permitted activity standards Small scale roof-mounted and freestanding wind turbines that do not comply with one or more of the permitted activity standards Temporary renewable energy assessment and research structures that do not comply with one or more of the permitted activity standards and are not located on a site Land based structures that support in-stream hydro or marine energy generation provided that they are not located: on a site containing an item listed in the Schedule of Significant Heritage Features 26.8 within an esplanade reserve or strip within any riparian setback on any legal road (formed or unformed) Community scale renewable energy generation activities, including associated construction and commissioning activities provided that they are not located: on a site containing an item listed in the Schedule of Significant Heritage Features 26 within an esplanade reserve or strip on any legal road (formed or unformed) and any structures are set back at a distance of not less than three times the height of any generating device or support structure from any site boundary. The installation or upgrading of any commercial scale renewable energy generation activities, including associated construction and commissioning activities, whereby for any activity where wind is the energy source, the activity complies with NZS6808:2010. Any renewable energy generation activity that is not otherwise provided for as a permitted, restricted discretionary or noncomplying activity. Open Space Business Industrial Added May 2016 (Plan Change 38) 30A/1
2 The installation of or upgrading of any community and commercial scale renewable energy generation activities, including associated construction and commissioning activities, renewable energy generation activity: located on a site containing an item listed in the Schedule of Significant Heritage Features 26.8; or located within the Southern Hills Overlay; or that does not comply with NZS6808:2010, where wind is the energy source. Any renewable energy generation activity located on a site containing an item listed in the Schedule of Significant Heritage Features 26.8 Key P Permitted activity which complies with standards for permitted activities specified in the Plan C Controlled activity which complies with standards for controlled activities specified in the Plan Restricted discretionary activity iscretionary activity Non complying activity Standards for permitted activities 30A.2 Policy 16A.4.4 The operation and maintenance of existing renewable energy generation activities. The permitted activity standards for the zone must be complied with. 30A.3 Any solar panel mounted to any building Policy 16A.4.2 The permitted building height may be exceeded by no more than 1m The sunlight access standard may be exceeded by no more than 1m. *Where located on a heritage building listed in the Schedule of Significant Heritage Features 26.8, any solar panel shall: o o Be located on a roof plane which is not visible from any adjacent public areas Aligned with the plane of the roof 30A.4 Roof-mounted small scale wind turbines Added May 2016 (Plan Change 38) 30A/2
3 Policy 16A.4.2 The sunlight access, setback and noise standards for the zone in which the site is located shall be complied with The permitted building height may be exceeded by no more than 2m There shall be no more than one turbine per site. *Shall not be located on a site containing an item listed in the Schedule of Significant Heritage Features A.5 Freestanding small scale wind turbines Policy 16A.4.2 The sunlight access, setback and noise standards for the zone that the site is located in must be complied with. The permitted building height for the zone may be exceeded by up to, but no more than, 2m. There shall be no more than one turbine per site *Shall not be located on a site containing an item listed in the Schedule of Significant Heritage Features A.6 Temporary renewable energy assessment and research structures Policy 16A.4.3 Shall comply with the following New Zealand Standards as well as any others relevant to emissions: NZS6808:2010 Acoustics Wind Farm Noise NZS 2772:1999 Radiofrequency Fields Must comply with the noise standards for the zone in which they are located. Shall not be located on a site containing an item listed in the Schedule of Significant Heritage Features Any anemometer must not exceed 80 metres in height. structures shall comply with the sunlight access height control plane and setback requirements for the zone in which they are located. Any public road damaged in such investigation or assessment activity shall be reinstated to a condition of a similar or improved standard to that which existed prior to commencement of the work; No such investigation or assessment period shall exceed five years equipment and structures shall be removed at the end of the investigation and the site shall be restored and rehabilitated to a condition no less than that which existed prior to the works commencing. Added May 2016 (Plan Change 38) 30A/3
4 Restricted iscretionary Activities 30A.7 16A.4.2, Solar Panels that do not comply with one or more of the permitted activity standards. Any positive effects to be derived from the activity. The contribution to achieving national, regional and local energy policy objectives and renewable energy targets; Health and safety; Layout, design and location of proposed structure; Effects on historic heritage; Visual, character and amenity effects; Adequacy of the methods of mitigation/remediation or ongoing management. 30A.8 16A.4.2, Small scale roof-mounted and freestanding wind turbines that do not comply with one or more of the permitted activity standards those matters under Rule 30A.11, and: Extent of any earthworks Noise and lighting effects 30A.9 16A.4.3,, 16A.4.4, Temporary renewable energy assessment and research structures, Land based structures that support in-stream hydro or marine energy generation and Community scale renewable energy generation activities, including associated construction and commissioning activities. those matters under Rule 30A.10, and: Traffic effects Effects on public access Effects on natural character Suitability of the site for the proposed activity, including consideration of geotechnical and natural hazard constraints Added May 2016 (Plan Change 38) 30A/4
5 Matters for Consideration 30A.10 16A4.1, 16A.4.4, Matters that may be relevant in the consideration of any discretionary activity resource consent may include the following: Subdivision Any positive effects to be derived from the activity; The contribution to achieving national, regional and local energy policy objectives and renewable energy targets; Health and safety; Noise effects, including compliance with NZS 6808:2010 (Acoustics wind farm noise); The impact on reserves and other protected public and private land, and recreation areas, community facilities, infrastructure and services; The impact on public access to, and along, the margins of the coast, lakes and rivers or to natural and physical features; The impact on landscape values and natural features; The potential impact of natural hazard events and the effect the activity itself may have on exacerbating or relieving natural hazards; Any geotechnical constraints of the affected area; Impacts of earthworks and the modification of natural landforms, including proposed remedial and mitigation measures; Impacts on the amenity values of the surrounding environment, including a consideration of electromagnetic interference, vibration, aviation navigation lighting and turbine blade shadow or glare flicker; Ecological impacts, particularly impacts on water bodies, impacts associated with native vegetation removal and impacts on indigenous avifauna, indigenous fauna and their habitats; Impacts on archaeological and historic features and items, and sites of significance to tangata whenua; Traffic impacts (including construction and post-construction traffic) and impacts on the roading network, including the nature and extent of vehicle movements, access, management and mitigation measures; road safety and levels of service; and impacts associated with traffic distraction; Impacts on aviation and navigation; Construction effects, including construction noise (and the ability to meet NZS 6803:1999 Acoustics Construction Noise); Any cumulative effects Added May 2016 (Plan Change 38) 30A/5
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