The details can be found at the following link:
Notice of Appeal - Decision 45 - Christchurch District Plan Review - 28573210 v 1
Tag: District Plan
Independent Hearings Panel Christchurch Replacement District Plan: “Outcome: Remove the former Public Trust Building (Heritage Item 414 and associated Setting 317) from Chapter 9.3 Historic Heritage Appendix 9.3.6.1.3”
Independent Hearings Panel Christchurch : Replacement District Plan
DECISION 27 CHAPTER 9: NATURAL AND CULTURAL HERITAGE Topic 9.3 — Historic Heritage in relation to a submission by Tailorspace Property Limited ______________________________________________________________________Outcome: Remove the former Public Trust Building (Heritage Item 414 and associated Setting 317) from Chapter 9.3 Historic Heritage Appendix 9.3.6.1.3
“Churches fretting over proposed new heritage protection rules” The Press (Online Article)
Churches fretting over proposed new heritage protection rules : The Press reports.
"The Anglican and Catholic dioceses want proposed new planning rules in Christchurch relaxed so it is easier for them to demolish their quake-damaged heritage buildings.
In submissions lodged on the Christchurch Replacement District Plan (CRDP) the two dioceses argue the proposed planning rules focus too heavily on preserving heritage buildings at all costs and ignore the fact that sometimes full or partial demolition is the best course of action.
The dioceses appear to have collaborated on the submissions as some of the points made in them are almost identical. ..."
http://www.stuff.co.nz/the-press/news/72262010/churches-fretting-over-proposed-new-heritage-protection-rules
“Heritage Provisions in the Christchurch Replacement District Plan” Adderley Head Commentary
Adderley Head has a posting on their web site- "Heritage Provisions in the Christchurch Replacement District Plan"
http://www.adderleyhead.co.nz/updates/2015/august/heritage_provisions_in_the_christchurch_replacement_district_plan
“Changes could drive Dunedin facelift” Otago Daily Times (Online Article) 3rd August 2013
"... Heritage buildings would also face changes under the proposals, including rezoning the warehouse heritage precinct from the ''nonsense'' of large-scale retail to a mixed-use approach. .."
"Changes could drive Dunedin facelift" Otago Daily Times reports on start of the six week consultation on the "next stage of work on the second generation district plan".