Section 230 — Resource Management Act 1991: Requirement for esplanade reserves or esplanade strips
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230 Requirement for esplanade reserves or esplanade strips (1) For the purposes of sections 77 , 229 to 237H , 405A , and clause 5 of Part 2 of Schedule 2, the size of any allotment shall be determined before any esplanade reserve or esplanade strip is set aside or created, as the case may be. (2) The provisions of sections 229 to 237H shall only apply where section 11(1)(a) applies to the subdivision. (3) Except as provided by any rule in a district plan made under section 77(1) , or a resource consent which waives, or reduces the width of, the esplanade reserve, where any allotment of less than 4 hectares is created when land is subdivided, an esplanade reserve 20 metres in width shall be set aside from that allotment along the mark of mean high water springs of the sea, and along the bank of any river or along the margin of any lake, as the case may be, and shall vest in accordance with section 231 . (4) For the purposes of subsection (3) , a river means a river whose bed has an average width of 3 metres or more where the river flows through or adjoins an allotment; and a lake means a lake whose bed has an area of 8 hectares or more. (5) If any rule made under section 77(2) so requires, but subject to any resource consent which waives, or reduces the width of, the esplanade reserve or esplanade strip, where any allotment of 4 hectares or more is created when land is subdivided, an esplanade reserve or esplanade strip shall be set aside or created from that allotment along the mark of mean high water springs of the sea and along the bank of any river and along the margin of any lake, and shall vest in accordance with section 231 or be created in accordance with section 232 , as the case may be. Sections 229 to 237 were substituted, as from 7 July 1993, by section 124 Resource Management Amendment Act 1993 (1993 No 65).
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