The following methods shall be used to monitor the performance of the District Plan and to assess whether the anticipated environmental results are being achieved. A monitoring report will be provided annually by 1 July.
- A register of public complaints including an assessment of response, resolution and follow-up procedures.
- An annual assessment of resource consents, approved including compliance with consent conditions, development controls, performance standards, and where applicable, activity related standards and Management or Concept Plan conditions.
- An annual assessment and review of all subdivisions including type and frequency, compliance with consent conditions and appropriateness of consent conditions and reasons to achieve the anticipated environmental results.
- An annual review of Development Contributions received relative to works undertaken to enable Council to assess and review the level of contribution appropriate.
- Random surveys on public perceptions in relation to adverse effects from new development.
- Annual surveys of significant issues, for example, noise.
- Annual reports on building permits approved in the District, by zone, including non-compliance with development control rules.
- Annual report on enforcement measures taken.
- Annual statements from operators on the location of hazardous substances to enable a hazardous substances map to be compiled.
- Annual report on known failures, accidental spills and dumpings of hazardous substances.
- Annual review of the performance of special interest groups’ codes of practice in achieving the anticipated environmental results.
- Annual survey of “existing use” activities to determine when the activity no longer complies with the provisions of Section 10 of the Act.
- Annual report on the number of home occupations established as permitted activities.
- Annual report on the number of small businesses and other activities established out of zone.
- Monitoring the effectiveness of continuing partnership and consultation with Iwi groups under the Charter of Understanding between the tangata whenua of the District and the Council.
- Annual report on the compliance of signs, particularly along the State highway and Regional arterial road network, with the development controls of the District Plan.
- A schedule of protective covenants on significant features including a list of properties to which they relate shall be maintained and regularly updated.
- Regular tree resource surveys to monitor and provide updated guidance on the value and importance of particular tree resources to the District.
- Monitoring of land use change.
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