APPENDIX 1A: SCHEDULE OF OUTSTANDING NATURAL FEATURES

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1 Appendix 1A SCHEDULE OF OUTSTANDING NATURAL FEATURES APPENDIX 1A: SCHEDULE OF OUTSTANDING NATURAL FEATURES (Reference: Part 3 District Wide Provisions, Section 12.1 Landscapes and Natural Features and Resource Maps) The Council is required under the Act to protect outstanding natural features and landscapes from inappropriate subdivision, use and development. There are a wide variety of human activities that may threaten the natural character, or continued existence, of important natural features within the District. In order to retain the scientific, educational and amenity values of sites of outstanding natural and geological significance, the Council has identified such sites in this Schedule and on the Resource Maps. The major source of information has been the Inventory (and maps) of Important Geological Sites and Landforms in the Northland Region, Geological Society of New Zealand unpublished report 95/2, edited by J Kenny and B Hayward (1995). This Inventory lists the best examples of the wide diversity of physical features and processes that together characterise New Zealand s long and complex geological history, the formation of its landforms and evolution of its unique biota. It was compiled using the combined knowledge and advice of a large sector of the geological, geomorphological, speleological and soil science community of New Zealand. The Schedule below gives each site s name, a brief description, the site s significance and rating, a grid reference and map number. The rating signifies the site s importance and vulnerability. Sites are listed in the Schedule under three levels (A-C) of significance: A International B C Site of international scientific importance National Site of national scientific, educational or aesthetic importance Regional Site of regional scientific, educational or aesthetic importance. Each site has been given a vulnerability classification (1-4) depending on its perceived vulnerability to human activities: 1 highly vulnerable to complete destruction or major modification by humans; 2 moderately vulnerable to modification by humans; 3 unlikely to be damaged by humans; 4 could be improved by human activity. Eighty (80) natural landforms have been identified in the Far North District and are listed in this Schedule for their scientific, educational or scenic values. Three (3) sites have been assessed to be of international importance: Motukokako (Piercy) Island scarn with babingtonite and ilvaite; Camp Bay mylonite; and Marble Bay Permian fusulines and corals. A further twenty nine (29) sites have been assessed to be of national importance. Three (3) sites have been assessed as highly vulnerable to human damage or destruction: Hokianga sand dunes, Te Paki sand dunes and Runaruna mud volcano. In addition, nineteen (19) sites are considered to be very fragile and should therefore receive maximum protection. These have been marked with a (^) in the Table below. A number of sites listed are too small to show the exact extent of them on the Resource Maps. These sites, marked with a (*) on the Table below, have been shown as a single point feature on the Maps rather than as a defined area. For more detailed information on the outstanding natural features listed in the Schedule, readers are directed to the Inventory published by the Geological Society of New Zealand (referred to above). This Inventory does not form part of the Plan. Far North District Plan Appendix 1A Page 1

2 Appendix 1A SCHEDULE OF OUTSTANDING NATURAL FEATURES Site Site Name Site Description/Significance Rating Grid Ref. Map 3 Aurere Beach- Otengi Bay igneous section 4 Aurere Beach sediments and nappes, Taipa 5 * Camp Bay mylonite and schistose Tangihuas 6 Cave Stream sediments, Waihou Valley 8*^ Haruru Falls basalt lava flow 9* Hihi Beach, Manganui Lignite Beds 10*^ Hokianga Miocene Orbitolite bed 11 Hokianga sand dunes Sequence of pillow basalts intruded by irregular bodies of gabbro to dolerite sills - well exposed section One of the best exposed sequences showing relationships within the Northland Allochthon Coastal section of schistose sheeted dike complex and other igneous rocks - well exposed area of schistose Tangihuas (<100m across) Occurs within a large allochthonous block - thick well exposed sequence of mid Tertiary facies. Lava flow following the Waitangi River - excellent window into the inside of a 5km long columnar jointed basalt flow (<100m across) Non-marine conglomerate, sandstone and lignite beds - best exposure of Manganui Lignite Beds (<100m across) Contains largest known forminifera in New Zealand (2.5cm diameter) Large area of active sand dunes reaching heights of 200m - high scientific, educational and scenic value 12*^ Jellicoe Cave 50m long, 1-2m wide, 3.8m high keyhole cave - unusual navigable sea cave that passes right through small point 13* Kaikohe scoria cone 15* Karaui Pt dacite dome 21 Lake Ohia Pleistocene fossil forest 30m high scoria cone with a 5m deep crater - 2 well preserved, sub-parallel collapse channels can be observed (both <100m across) 200m diameter intrusional neck of dome - good exposures of small eroded flow-banded dacite dome South east fringe of Lake, often partly submerged - well preserved and now partly exhumed buried Quaternary kauri forest (30,000 years old) 23 Lake Omapere Lake formed by a lava flow damming valley - scientific, educational and scenic value 24* Lodore Road obsidian source 25* Mangonui Miocene coconut beds 26^ Marble Bay Permian fusulines, corals, spillite and melange Prehistoric obsidian source - unique dacitic obsidian utilised in prehistoric times (<100m across) Best preserved fossil coconuts in New Zealand - of historic and paleoclimatic importance (site is <100m across) Complicated melange association - exposed in the coastal rocks from Te Anina Pt, between Tauranga Bay and Marble Bay, south of Whangaroa - of national importance in paleogeographic reconstruction s - one of only three known New Zealand localities 2 Matai Bay beaches 2km by 1km bay with narrow entrance to the open sea - extremely well defined landform of scientific, educational and scenic value C3 O B3 O A3 P C3 P C3 P C3 O C2 O B1 O & C3 P C2 P C3 P C2 O B3 P C3 P B2 O A3 P C2 O & 11 Appendix 1A Page 2 Far North District Plan

3 Appendix 1A SCHEDULE OF OUTSTANDING NATURAL FEATURES Site Site Name Site Description/Significance Rating Grid Ref. Map 29 Maungakawakawa scoria cone (Hariru Pa) 31*^ Motukawanui pillow lava, Cavalli Islands 32^ 33^ Motukokako (Piercy) Island scarn with babingtonite and ilvaite Motukokako (Piercy) Island sea arch 34 Mt Camel terrane volcaniclastics 35 Ngahuha scoria cone 36* Ngawha Springs hydrothermal field 3 North Cape ultramafic/ gabbro complex 39* Opononi limestone, Hokianga Complex elongate scoria cone 60m high (340m ASL) - very good example of breached scoria cone 50m thick sequence of pillow lavas conformably within sequence - possibly best preserved pillow lava in Waipapa basement Large crystals of babingtonite in Pb/Zn skarn in Tertiary limestone - well exposed example of Pb/Zn skarn - New Zealand s best ilvaite exposure Very good example of a sea arch - well defined landform of scientific, educational and scenic value Well exposed thin bedded flysch - demonstration of contemporaneity of Mt Camel Volcanics and associated flysch Small 62m high cone standing above surrounding basalt plateau - associated flow follows the Werowero Valley Number of hot and cold springs, sinter deposits, fumaroles, stagnant acidic pools, mercury deposits, cinnabar (individual springs are <100m across) Only ultramafic/gabbro ophilite complex in north New Zealand Thick argillaceous limestone - best exposure in the Hokianga area of a small sequence through deep water Oligocene limestone with redeposited sandstone beds (<100m across) 40*^ Otangaroa Caves Small stream cave about 100m long - contains fossil bone deposits, moa bones, site of discovery of extinct giant skink 42 Parengarenga (north shore) Miocene fauna 43 Parengarenga- Paratoetoe Miocene sequence Parengarenga silica sand/ Kokota (The Sandspit) 45 Perforated Point overturned fold 4 Pouerua (Pakaraka Mountain) scoria cone and lava fields 49 Puketutu (Puketona) volcanic cones Semi-continuous, early Miocene sequence rich in macro and microfossils - most complete early Miocene sequence in the north half of North Island Dipping fossiliferous siltstones and fine sandstones of shelf origin - best exposed sequence through most of the upper Parengarenga Group Sand very high in silica - largest unvegetated spit in New Zealand, most extensive and highest grade silica sand deposit in New Zealand A good example of the deformation within the Mt Camel terrane Scoria cone, 50m in diameter, 135m high (25m ASL) with associated flows - distinctive volcanic centre with well preserved crater and volcanic form, surrounded by the best preserved lava flow field in Northland A group of cones and mounds overlying a more massive flow - now largely quarried C2 P C3 P A2 Q C3 Q C3 N C2 P , 41 & 42 B2 P B3 N C3 O C3 O B3 N & 4 B3 N & 4 B3 N C3 N B2 P & 41 C2 P Far North District Plan Appendix 1A Page 3

4 Appendix 1A SCHEDULE OF OUTSTANDING NATURAL FEATURES Site Site Name Site Description/Significance Rating Grid Ref. Map 51 Putahi rhyolite dome with associated halloysite Craterless dome rising 90m above underlying basalt plateau (381m ASL) - easily accessible rhyolite dome in contact with a Quaternary basalt flow - one of only two crystalline peralkaline rhyolite domes of Quaternary age in Northland 52*^ Rainbow Falls Waterfall held up by an eroding overhanging lava flow - extremely well defined landform of scientific, educational and scenic value (face is <100m across) 53 Rangiahua autochthonous sediments 54 Rawene Paleocene limestones 55^ Runaruna mud volcano 5* St Pauls domeshaped hill Most complete and best exposed autochthonous middle Tertiary sequence beneath the allochthon in Northland Highly disrupted blocks within allochthon - best exposures of deep water Paleocene limestone facies in Northland 3m high mud volcano mound - only active mud volcano in Northland Prominent dome shaped rocky hilltop visible from many parts of the Whangaroa area - classified as an extremely well defined landform of scenic value (<100m across) 59 Tarahi scoria cone A breached scoria cone thought to be the highest centre in the Kaikohe area - 85m above the surrounding flows, 390m ASL 60* Taratara butte Spectacular flat topped, steep sided hill, the flat top controlled by very gently dipping strata - unusual feature, classified as an extremely well defined landform of scenic value (<200m across) 61 Tauanui (Taheke III) scoria cone A well preserved cone in Kaikohe area with a distinct volcanic landform 150m high, 355m ASL 62* Taupo Bay flow Best exposed andesite flow within Wairakau Volcanics at Whangaroa (<100m across) 63 Taupo Bay ring plain deposits 64* Tauranga Bay channelised flow 65*^ Tauranga Bay coastal features 66* Tauranganui Stream mouth melange 6 Te Ahuahu volcanic cone 68 Te Huka Beach and Kuruhaupo Rocks Lower Miocene sediments Best example of easily accessible exposures of laharic ring plain breccias 200m wide andesite flow - best exposed easily accessible example of a flow confined within a Miocene ring plain paleogully Very good examples of shore platforms and sea caves - extremely well defined landforms of scientific and educational value (individual sites <100m across) An excellent example of a structural melange between nappes within the Northland Allochthon (<100m across) Well preserved single circular cone, 500m in diameter, standing 100m above the surrounding plateau - 380m ASL - basaltic bombs can be found in a small quarry at the site Deep water fine-grained sediments - best exposed sequence through most of lower Parengarenga Group B4 P C3 P B3 O & 34 C3 O B1 O C3 P & 21 C2 P C3 P B2 P & 46 C3 P C3 P C3 P C3 P B3 O C2 P C3 N Appendix 1A Page 4 Far North District Plan

5 Appendix 1A SCHEDULE OF OUTSTANDING NATURAL FEATURES Site Site Name Site Description/Significance Rating Grid Ref. Map 69 Te Paki sand dunes 1 Te Pua crater and flows 2 Te Puke scoria cones 3* Te Reinga Bay thrust contact 6^ Twilight Beach pillow lavas *^ Waikari Island (Old Hat) 8*^ Waikuku Beach (north) Miocene limestone 9*^ Waikuku Beach (south) Miocene limestone 80 Waikuku Flat dune dammed swamp 82* Waimamaku, Pinehill Stream Miocene molluscs 83* Waimamaku, Taita Stream Miocene molluscs 84* Waimamaku, Waimamaku River Miocene molluscs 85 Waimimiti scoria mounds 86*^ Waipapa River outlier of Waitemata sediments, Puketi Best preserved area of active dunes on Aupouri Peninsula - extremely well defined landform of scientific, educational and scenic value 2.5km diameter, sub-circular centre with a large central crater - 50m diameter and 30-40m deep - not an andesite as first thought - stratigraphic position and relationship still under dispute Three well preserved scoria cones and craters - main cone 140m ASL One of the best examples of contacts between nappes within the Northland Allochthon (<100m across) Best preserved example of Cretaceous pillow lavas in Northland Small island surrounded by broad intertidal rock platforms, giving it the classic old hat shape - extremely well defined landform of scientific, educational and scenic value (<200m across) Only marine middle or late Miocene fauna known north of East Cape or Kawhia - contains interesting warm water molluscs and larger foraminifera (<100m across) Only marine middle or late Miocene fauna known north of East Cape or Kawhia - contains interesting warm water molluscs and larger foraminifera (<100m across) diverse, early Miocene molluscs (<100m across) Diverse, early Miocene molluscs (<100m across) Very diverse, early Miocene molluscs (<100m across) Segmented scoria ring - one of two localities where abundant large, 1-10cm, gabbrioc intrusions can be found 20m sequence - only known exposure of early Miocene marine sedimentary rocks between Omapere and Parengarenga - possibly records the first phase of allochthon movement into the basin 88 Wairakau estuary Best example of a flooded deeply incised valley in Northland - now partly infilled by modern sediments forming a tidal estuary with steep rocky walls - extremely well defined landform of scientific, education and scenic value 89* Waitangi flow gabbroic inclusions Columnar jointed basalt flow extending into the sea - best locality for gabbroic inclusions of Quaternary age in Northland (<100m across) B1 M C3 P C2 P B3 O C3 M B3 Q B2 N B2 N C2 N B3 O B3 O & 45 B3 O C2 P B3 P B3 P Far North District Plan Appendix 1A Page 5

6 Appendix 1A SCHEDULE OF OUTSTANDING NATURAL FEATURES Site Site Name Site Description/Significance Rating Grid Ref. Map 90*^ Wai Bay Cretaceous unconformity, Whangaroa 91 Waiwhatawhata Coast sediments and basalt flows, Hokianga 92*^ Wekaweka natural gas seep 93 Whakateterekia allochthon block 94 Whakateterekia Stream Eocene sediments 95* Whangape pillow basalt 96 Whangaroa exfoliation domes 9*^ Whangaroa Harbour lacustrine sequence 98 Whangaroa North Head ring plain deposits 99 Whangatupere Bay plutons 100 Whatuwhiwhi Cretaceous sediments 101 Maungaturoto volcanic cone 102 Parengarenga-Te Pokere Miocene fauna Within large nappe in Northland Allochthon - best exposure of several around Whangaroa (<100m across) Excellent exposures of marine deltaic conglomerate and terrestrial volcaniclastic sequence - best Miocene sequence in Hokianga region - well exposed section through Waipoua Basalt Best, perhaps only, true hydrocarbon seep in Northland - a 1-2m diameter mud pool with moderate to vigorous discharge of methane Well exposed thinly bedded argillaceous limestone - basal block of allochthon, overturned, overlying a melange zone Type section of Mangapa Mudstone, and possibly the thickest in situ Eocene in Northland Well preserved pillow lavas - among the best exposed and preserved examples of pillow lavas in the Tangihua Volcanic Group of Northland (<100m across) Spectacular area of rocky exfoliation domes and ridges that surrounds Pekapeka Bay - classified as extremely well defined landforms of scenic value Best exposure of lacustrine sediments in Wairakau Volcanics sequence - excellent soft sediment deformation structures - one of the best exposures of penecontemporaneous slump folding in lake sediments in New Zealand (<100m across) Best exposures of Miocene ring plain deposits in northern New Zealand, including several paleogullies and their walls Exposures of predominantly quartz microdiorite with coarse lithologies present - best section of both older and younger Karikari Plutonics Best and most complete Cretaceous sedimentary sequence in Northland and possibly the only autochthonous Cretaceous outcropping Small, well preserved volcanic cone, 100m high, 285m ASL - typical of the younger centres in Northland C3 P B3 O C3 O C3 O & 2 B3 P & 2 C3 O C3 P C3 P B3 P C3 O , 11 & 12 C3 O C2 P Diverse, warm-water molluscan fauna B3 N Appendix 1A Page 6 Far North District Plan

7 Appendix 1B SCHEDULE OF OUTSTANDING LANDSCAPE FEATURES APPENDIX 1B: SCHEDULE OF OUTSTANDING LANDSCAPE FEATURES (Reference: Part 3 District Wide Provisions, Section 12.1 Landscape and Natural Features and Resource Maps) The Council is required under the Act to protect outstanding natural features and landscapes from inappropriate subdivision, use and development. In preparing this Plan, the Council commissioned a Landscape Assessment of the District. This assessment identified landscape units of outstanding and significant values, as well as specific outstanding landscape features. This Schedule lists these Outstanding Landscape Features. For more detailed information on landscape units and features, readers are directed to the separate document entitled Landscape Assessment LA4, (1995). This document does not form part of the Plan and is available from the Council. Feature Name Description Map # Cape Maria van Diemen Coastal headland 1 Cape Reinga Coastal headland 1 The Pinnacle Prominent feature inland from Spirits Bay 2 Kokota Spit Expansive exposed sand area 4 North Cape Coastal headland, including Morimotu Island 2 Mount Camel Scrub-clad hill situated on the outer peninsula at Houhora 8 Perpendicular Point Point at southern end of coastal peninsula at Houhora 8 Lake Rotokawau Inland lake at Puheke Beach, Karikari Peninsula 11 Puheke Prominent feature overlooking Puheke Beach, Karikari Peninsula 11 Rangikapiti Pa Conical hill pa site overlooking mouth of Mangonui Harbour 15 Pekapeka Rocks (Dukes Nose) Ahipara (Whangatauateia Pa) Prominent series of rock formations on northern headland of Whangaroa Harbour Escarpment cone area overlooking Ahipara 24 Taratara Prominent landmark overlooking Waihopo Bay, Whangaroa 21 Ohakiri (St Pauls) Prominent landmark overlooking Whangaroa 16 & 21 Orotere Prominent landmark adjoining SH10, south east of Kaeo 22 Taronui Lagoon Lagoon & headland adjoining rocky coast at Tapuaetahi 22 Cape Wiwiki Whangape Harbour Mouth Rugged cape at northern extreme of Bay of Islands, including the Ninepin and Harakeke Island & 29 Dramatic harbour entrance through coastal hills 31 & 38 Te Ahuahu Prominent volcanic cone and pa site adjoining SH1 at Te Ahuahu 35 Hariru Pa Volcanic cone and pa site overlooking Remuera Settlement area (Maungakawakawa) Waitangi Wetland Extensive wetland area within the Waitangi Forest 28 & 29 Cape Brett Southern cape of Bay of Islands - prominent headland 30 Piercy Island Prominent island off Cape Brett (Hole in the Rock) 30 Te Pouahi Towering sand dunes on Hokianga Harbour's North Head 38 & Kaipeha Swamp Expansive swamp area situated on flat land south west of Kaikohe 40 & 46 Maungatoroto Volcanic cone visible from SH12 between Kaikohe and Ohaeawai 35 Tarahi Volcanic cone overlooking Remuera Settlement area 35 Pouerua Prominent pa/archaeological site on volcanic cone at Pakaraka 35 Tauanui Volcanic cone south east of Tautoro 41 & 46 Taikirau Wetland Substantial wetland area near Motatau 42 Pukekohe No.3 Peak on south head of Hokianga Harbour, overlooking Signal Station Rd and harbour 35 Far North District Plan Appendix 1B Page 1

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9 Appendix 1C SCHEDULE OF LAKES APPENDIX 1C: SCHEDULE OF LAKES (Reference: Part 3 District Wide Provisions, Section 12. Lakes, Rivers, Wetlands and the Coastline) The Council has a responsibility under the Act for subdivision, use and development of land, and for the control of activities on the surface of water. Council has in Chapter 12. identified various waterbodies from which buildings and impermeable surfaces must be set back in order to ensure that subdivision, use and development of land does not adversely impact upon these waterbodies. This schedule of lakes has been sourced from information held by Northland Regional Council and the Department of Conservation. It is intended to provide information to applicants as to the location of lakes within the District to which setbacks apply. It also indicates the name and type of waterbody where known. NAME Lake by Waitahoia Lagoon WATERBODY TYPE INFLOWS/OUTFLOWS E LOCATION Lake Lake Opepe Stream Lake Waitohara Stream Lake Opete Creek Tributary Lake Waikare Inlet Lake Kapiro Stream Lake Wairoa Stream Tributary Lake Waihopo Stream Tributary Lake Te-Puna Inlet Lake Tuataranui Stream Tributary Lake Lake Ohiritoa Stream Tributary Lake Kerikeri Inlt Lake Opete Creek Tributary Lake Kapiro Stream Unnamed Tributary Lake Waimatu Stream Lake Wairoro Stream Lake Kauri Stream Lake Waiarohia Stream Lake Pakirikiri Stream Dune lake Dune lake Te Werahi Stream Dune lake Dune lake Kauaeparora Stream Lake Ngakeketa Dune lake Dune lake Waitiki Stream Dune lake Dune lake The Big Lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Lake Austria Dune lake Ngatuwhete Lake Dune lake Pretty lake Dune lake Waipara/Dead lake Dune lake N Far North District Plan Appendix 1C Page 1

10 Appendix 1C SCHEDULE OF LAKES NAME WATERBODY TYPE INFLOWS/OUTFLOWS LOCATION Lake Waikanae Dune lake Waikanae Stream Dune lake Dune lake Lake Te Kahika Dune lake Kahika Stream Lake by Lake Te Kahika Dune lake Kahika Stream Lake Kihona Dune lake Pukekura Stream Lake Morehurehu Dune lake Lake by Lake Morehurehu Dune lake Dune lake Lake Wahakari Dune lake Te Kao Stream Dune lake Dune lake Lake Taeore Dune lake Ngatahinga Stream Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Salt Lake Dune lake Tauwhia Stream Bullrush Lake Dune lake Lake By Bullrush Lake Lake by Half Mile Lagoon Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake E N Appendix 1C Page 2 Far North District Plan

11 Appendix 1C SCHEDULE OF LAKES NAME WATERBODY TYPE INFLOWS/OUTFLOWS E LOCATION N Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Lake by Lake Half Dune lake Lake Half/Te Ramanuka Lakes Lake by Swan Lake Swan Lake/Te Ramanuka Lakes Te Ramanuka Lakes Dune lake Dune lake Rarawa Stream Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Waihopo Lake Dune lake Waihopo Stream Lake by Lake Half Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Gully Lake Dune lake Dune lake Waikura Stream Dune lake Rotokawau Dune lake Lake by Lake Rotokawau Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Lake Waiporohita Dune lake Bacica Road Lake Dune lake Swan Lake/Turks Lake Dune lake Lake Waiparera Dune lake Carrot Lake Dune lake Far North District Plan Appendix 1C Page 3

12 Appendix 1C SCHEDULE OF LAKES NAME WATERBODY TYPE INFLOWS/OUTFLOWS E LOCATION Lake Cocacola Dune lake Lake by Lake Waiparera Dune lake Lake Ohia Dune lake Jones Lake Dune lake Gleesons Lake Dune lake Lake Ohia Dune lake Lake by Lake Rotokawau Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Lake Ngakapua Dune lake Lake Rotokawau Dune lake Lake Ngakapua Dune lake Carrot Lake Dune lake Lake by Lake Ngakapua Dune lake Lake Ngatu Dune lake West Coast Rd Lake Lake by Lake Ngatu Lake by Lake Ngatu Lake by Lake Ngatu Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Lake Heather Dune lake Lake Rotoroa Dune lake Mini Lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Lake Manuwai Dune lake Waipapa Stream Tauroa Lake Dune lake Tauroa Lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Lake Waingaro Dune lake Waiwhakangarongaro Stream Jacks Lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Mangatawai Stream N Appendix 1C Page 4 Far North District Plan

13 Appendix 1C SCHEDULE OF LAKES NAME WATERBODY TYPE INFLOWS/OUTFLOWS E LOCATION Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Dune lake Tokakopura Stream Dune lake Ngatahuna Stream Split Lake Dune lake Lake Ngamokaikai / Lake Waiparaheka Hot Spring Lagoon Tapotupotu Stream Waitahora Lagoon Lagoon Lagoon Te Werahi Stream Lagoon Te Werahi Stream Half Mile Lagoon Lagoon Lagoon Waipoua River Lake Waimimiha Lagoon Wairoa Stream Lake by Lake Waimimiha Lagoon Wairoa Stream Lake Waimimiha Lagoon Wairoa Stream Cemetery Road Pond Waiare Road Pond Pond Korakonui Stream Pond Lake Lake Lake Te Werahi Stream Lake Lake Waitangi wetlands Lake Lake Lake Lake Mohitonui Stream Lake Kaiwai Lake Terewatoa Stream Lake Bakers Creek Lake Waimimiha Lake Lake Kapiro Stream Lake Lake Lake Waihaua Stream Lake Mohitonui Stream Volcanic Lake Kotukutuku Stream Lake Omapere Volcanic lake Lake Owhareiti Volcanic lake Lake Tauanui Volcanic lake N Far North District Plan Appendix 1C Page 5

14 Appendix 1C SCHEDULE OF LAKES NAME Manuwai Reservoir Waingaro Reservoir WATERBODY TYPE INFLOWS/OUTFLOWS E LOCATION Reservoir Reservoir N Appendix 1C Page 6 Far North District Plan

15 Appendix 1D SCHEDULE OF NOTABLE TREES APPENDIX 1D: SCHEDULE OF NOTABLE TREES (Reference: Part 3 District Wide Provisions, Section 12.5 Heritage and Zone Maps) The Council has a responsibility under the Act to identify and protect the heritage resources of the District. Accordingly, the Council has compiled a Schedule of Notable Trees. Trees listed in this Schedule (and shown on the Zone Maps) have been evaluated using the New Zealand Institute of Horticulture Tree Evaluation Method. This method enables an objective assessment of the particular values of the tree at its location. Factors considered include: size of the tree; the importance of its position; the presence of other trees; the rarity of the species; the setting and the tree s importance to that setting; life expectancy and health of the tree; form or shapeliness of the tree; any other special features associated with the tree that may increase its value as a notable tree. Only those trees that scored over 1,000 points have been included in the Schedule. Just under a third of the trees are native to New Zealand, the remainder being introduced. Just over half the trees in the Schedule occur in urban areas, the rest occurring in rural settings. Site Site Location Species Score Legal Description Map 1 Hihi (Butlers Point) Metrosideros excelsa (Pohutukawa) 61 Allot 5 Sec 2 Village of Mangonui SD 2 Hihi (Butlers Point) Magnolia grandiflora 3888 Allot 1 Sec 2 Village of Mangonui SD 4 Old Main Rd, Victoria Valley 5 Kaitaia-Awaroa Rd, Ahipara 6 Parkdale Crescent, Kaitaia Centennial Park, Kaitaia Vitex lucens (Puriri) 2048 Pt Allots 66, 213, 216, Blk VIII Takahue SD Vitex lucens (Puriri) 2592 Lot 1 DP Ficus macrophylla (Moreton Bay Fig) 2 x Metrosideros excelsa (Pohutukawa) 8 Church Rd, Kaitaia Araucaria heterophylla (Norfolk pines) 2304 Lot 104 DP80564, Rec. Reserve 2592 Pt Sec 20, Blk V Takahue Road Reserve 59 & & Pt Lot 15, DP Puriri Place, Kaitaia Vitex lucens (Puriri) 1152 Lot 13 DP Hillcrest Rd, Kaikohe Stand of trees, mostly Vitex lucens (Puriri) 11 Orrs Rd, Kaikohe Metrosideros excelsa (Pohutukawa) 2304 (ave.) 12 Taheke Rd, Kaikohe 2 x Agathis australis (Kauri) 19/ Hillcrest Rd, Kaikohe Dacrydium cypressinum (Rimu) 14 Mangakahia Rd, Kaikohe 15 Mangakahia Rd, Kaikohe 2 x Podocarpus totara (Totara) Palmas dactyifera (Date Palm) Dacrydium cypressinum (Rimu) Lot 5, DP Taraire 1B2C1, Blk XV Omapere SD` 103 Lot 1 DP Pt Lot 10, DP / Lot 1 DP Road Reserve 103 Lot 6, DP Far North District Plan Appendix 1D Page 1

16 Appendix 1D SCHEDULE OF NOTABLE TREES Site Site Location Species Score Legal Description Map 16 Waikuku Rd, Waimate North 1 Courthouse Lane, Waimate North 18 Te AhuAhu Rd, Waimate North (Grove Cottage Grounds) 19 Te AhuAhu Rd, Waimate North 20 Te AhuAhu Rd, Waimate North Quercus robur (English Oak) 1296 Lot 4 DP & 96 2 x Araucaria heterophylla (Norfolk Pines) Castanea sativa (Chestnut) Fraxinus sp (Ash) Castanea sativa (Chestnut) Acer psuedoplantanus (Sycamore) Magnolia grandiflora Cedrus libani (Cedar of Lebanon) Cinnamomum camphora (Camphor) Pinus pinaster( Maritime Pine) 2 x Araucaria heterophylla (Norfolk Pines) Remains of Buxus sp (Box Hedge) Eucalyptus sp (Gum) Araucaria heterophylla (Norfolk Pine) Araucaria heterophylla (Norfolk Pine) Araucaria bidwilli (Banya Pine) Agathis australis (Kauri) 21 SH1, Ohaeawai Cedrus libani (Cedar of Lebanon) 22 Showgrounds Rd, Waimate North 23 Showgrounds Rd, Waimate North (Old Bedggood Cottage Grounds) 24 Ludbrook Rd, Pakaraka Pt OLC 55, Blk VIII Omapere SD Lot 5 DP OLC 48, Blk VIII, Omapere SD Lot 1, DP Lot 1, DP126013, Blk XII Omapere SD & HP2 96 & HP2 96 & HP2 Quercus robur (English Oak) 4608 Lot 2 DP & HP2 Tilia sp (Lime) Ilex aquifolium (Holly) Araucaria heterophylla (Norfolk Pine) Prunus laurocerasus (Laurel) Lot 1, DP85253, Blk V Kawakawa SD, Blk VIII, Omapere SD Quercus robur (English Oak) 1142 Lot 2, DP1282, Blk X Kawakawa SD & HP2 35 & HP1 25 SH1, Pakaraka Ulmus procera (Elms) Road frontage: glebe fence- 9 elms Road Frontage: church fence- 2 oaks Eastern fence (church): 2 elms- one at back and one near the front Carriageway in the glebe: 10 elms Back fence church: 1 oak 2200 OLC 54 Road Reserve - Holy Trinity Church 35 & HP1 Appendix 1D Page 2 Far North District Plan

17 Appendix 1D SCHEDULE OF NOTABLE TREES Site Site Location Species Score Legal Description Map 26 Waipapa Rd, Kerikeri (a) Quercus robur (English Oak) 1296 Lot 2 DP (b) Juglans ailantiflora (Japanese Walnut) 19 Lot 2 DP (c) 2 x Pyrus communis (Pear Trees) 1296 Lot 1 DP Homestead Rd, Kerikeri Fagus sylvatica purpurea (Copper beech) 30 Kerikeri Rd, Kerikeri Quercus robur (English Oak) Araucaria heterophylla (Norfolk Pine) Quercus robur (English Oak) Metrosideros excelsa (Pohutukawa) 19 Lot 15, DP Pt OLC 39 - St James Church 83 & HP2 31 Kerikeri Rd, Kerikeri Podocarpus totara (Totara) 1152 Road Reserve 8 32 Landing Rd, Kerikeri Quercus robur (English Oak) Natives 34 Honeheke Rd, Kerikeri 35 Rewa Place, Russell 1 x Ficus macrophylla (Moreton Bay Fig) Pt Lot 2, DP9325, Blk XI Kerikeri SD (Rewa s Village) 83 & HP2 Agathis australis (Kauri) 1536 Pt Lot 1, DP & HP Lot 69, DP Tapeka Road, Russell 2 x Araucaria heterophylla (Norfolk Pines) Lot 105, DP Rec. Reserve 88 3 Triton Suites, Wellington Street, Russell Metrosideros excelsa (Pohutukawa) 2304 Lot 2 DP & 39 The Strand, Russell Araucaria heterophylla (Norfolk Pine) 4608 Road Reserve adjacent to Area A SO & 39a The Strand, Russell Eugenia myrtifolia (Monkey Apple) 40 Hananui Lodge Motel, York St, Russell 42 Traders Mall, York St, Russell Jacaranda mimosifolia (Jacaranda) 2304 Allot 13, Sec 13 TN OF Russell 89 & 1296 Lot 1 DP & Magnolia grandiflora 3456 Road Reserve 89 & Far North District Plan Appendix 1D Page 3

18 Appendix 1D SCHEDULE OF NOTABLE TREES Site Site Location Species Score Legal Description Map 43 Russell Domain, York St, Russell York St, Russell Ficus macrophylla (Moreton Bay Fig) Erythrina (Coral) 1536 Lot 4, DP14, Allot 2A Russell Town, Lot 4, Rec. Res., Allot 2A Local Purpose Reserve Allot 18 Sec 5 Town of Russell Rec. Reserve - Russell Police Station 89 & 89 & 45 York St, Russell Cupressus (Cypress) 2592 Road Reserve 89 & 46 Russell Lodge, Beresford St, Russell 4 Wellington St, Russell 3 x Podocarpus totara (Totara) Dacrycarpus dacrydiodes (Kahikatea) 2 x Washingtonia robusta (Palms) Lot 1 DP & 5184 Lot 2 DP & 48 Baker St, Russell Punica granatum (Pomegranate) 1536 Lot 4 Sec 12 Town of Russell 89 & 49 Longbeach Rd, Russell Ficus macrophylla (Moreton Bay Fig) Road Reserve Matauwhi Rd, Russell 51 Christ Church, Church St, Russell 2 x Moraceae (Mulberry) 1152 Pts Allot 12 Sec 13 Town of Russell Matauwhi Bay Rec. Res. 2 x Alectryon excelsa (Titoki) Podocarpus totara (Totara) Allot 3, Sec 12, Russell Township (Christ Church) & 52 Russell School, Baker St, Russell 10 x Trachycarpus (Fan Palms) 1152 Allot 15 Sec 11 Town of Russell 89 & 54 Florance Ave, Russell 3 x Araucaria heterophylla (Norfolk Pines) 6 Lots 40 DP Rec. Res. 89 & 5 Kerikeri Rd, Kerikeri Pyrus communis (Pear Tree) - oldest fruit tree in New Zealand 652 Pt 2 DP29562, Blk XI Kerikeri SD 83 & HP2 59 Kerikeri Rd, Kerikeri Quercus palustris (Pin Oak) Jacaranda mimosifolia (Jacaranda) Platanus x hispanica(london Plane) Querus robur (English Oak) Cypress sempervirens (Cypress) Lot 1, DP98346, Blk XI, Kerikeri SD 8 60 SH10, Kerikeri (Springbank Rd) 61 Kawakawa-Opua Rd, Taumarere 62 Waikino Rd, Kawakawa 63 Te Wahapu Beach, Te Wahapu Eucalyptus pilularis (Black Butt) Quercus robur (English Oak) Camelias 30 Lot 2 DP Pt Wahi Blks, Blk XII Kawakawa SD Vitex lucens (Puriri) 2392 Lot 1 DP & 92 Pyrus communis (Pear Tree) 3456 Lot 1, DP91291 Blk I Russell SD Appendix 1D Page 4 Far North District Plan

19 Appendix 1D SCHEDULE OF NOTABLE TREES Site Site Location Species Score Legal Description Map 64 Barracks Place, Te Wahapu Araucaria heterophylla (Norfolk Pine) 2648 Lot 10, DP1693 Reserves SH12, Waimamaku Vitex lucens (Puriri) - "Governors Tree" 66 Nuhaka, Cemetery Rd, Pakanae 6 Wekaweka Rd, Waimamaku 68 Kemp House, Kerikeri Rd, Kerikeri 69 Hobson Ave, Kerikeri 0 Supermarket carpark, Kerikeri Rd, Kerikeri 1 Kingston House, Hone Heke Rd, Kerikeri 2 x Araucaria heterophylla (Norfolk Pines) 6 Pt Sec 102 Blk IX Waoku Pt OLC 39 & 109 Agathis australis (Kauri) 3888 Sec 29 XIV Waoku SD Road Reserve Metrosideros excelsa (Pohutukawa) Stenocarpus sinatus(illawara Flame) 6912 Pt Lot 1 DP29562, Blk XI, Kerikeri SD & HP Pt Lot 1 DP Podocarpus totara (Totara) 128 Lot 1 DP Phoenix canarienis (Phoenix Palms) Liquid Amber 3 x Quercus palustris (Pin Oaks) Lot 1 DP163401, Blk XI Kerikeri SD 4 Hone Heke Rd Quercus palustris (Pin Oaks) 1296 Lot 1 DP 20304, Blk XI Kerikeri SD 83 & HP2 83 & HP2 5 Cape Reinga (near lighthouse) Metrosideros excelsa (Pohutukawa) 61 Pt Allot 13 Parish of Muriwhenua 1 6 Te Paki headquarters Spirits Bay (north end) Aleurites fordii, Tung oil 5184 Pt Allot 13 Parish of Muriwhenua Metrosideros excelsa (Pohutukawa) 82 Otengi Bay, Taipa Planchonella costata (Tawapou) 8 Two Punga Park, Okaihau 88 Okaihau Domain, Settlers Way, Okaihau 89 Pohutukawa Bay, Omapere 90 Omapere / Waihuku Rd junction, Omapere 1536 Pt Allot 13 Parish of Muriwhenua 1296 Lot 2 DP near Mamangi Pa Quercus robur (English Oak) 128 Road Reserve 9 Maples x Metrosideros excelsa (Pohutukawa) Metrosideros excelsa (Pohutukawa) 91 Opononi Settlement Metrosideros excelsa (Pohutukawa) 92 Opononi Beach shops 93 Old Webster Homestead, Opononi Grove of Metrosideros excelsa (Pohutukawa) 2 x Araucaria heterophylla (Norfolk Pines) Quercus robur (English Oak) x 3 94 Opononi shops Metrosideros excelsa (Pohutukawa) Pt Lot 1 DP Lot 2 DP Lot 1 DP Pt Lot 26 DP Road reserve Lot 1 DP and Lot 2 DP Lot 1 DP Lot 1 DP Far North District Plan Appendix 1D Page 5

20 Appendix 1D SCHEDULE OF NOTABLE TREES Site Site Location Species Score Legal Description Map 95 Waiwhatawhata Coast Grove of Metrosideros excelsa (Pohutukawa) 96 SH12, Omapere Avenue of Vitex lucens (Puriri) 2304 Waiwhatawhata 4A1, Blk VIII Hokianga SD 1296 Lot 2 DP Wekaweka Rd Agathis Australis (Kauri) 1152 Sec 53 Blk XIV Waoku SD Mountain Rd, Opononi Dacrocarpus dacrydiodus (Kahikatea) Agathis australis (Kauri) Vitex lucens (Puriri) 99 Horeke Township Quercus robur (English Oak) x Horeke Tavern Olive tree Cypress sempervirens (Cypress) 101 Horeke 9 x trees various species including: Quercus robur (English Oak) x 2 Cypress sempervirens (Cypress) x 2 Platus (London Plane) x 2 Bunya bunya pine Metrosideros excelsa (Pohutukawa) Olive 102 Hihi (Butler Point) 2 x Araucaria heterophylla (Norfolk Pines) 104 Tom Bowling Bay Metrosideros excelsa (Pohutukawa) known as the Money Tree 105 Mangonui Waterfront Metrosideros excelsa (Pohutukawa) x 6 10 SH10, Taipa Ficus macrophylla (Moreton Bay Fig) 108 North Rd, Kaitaia Metrosideros excelsa (Pohutukawa) x Pt Okopako Blk, Blk V Waoku SD Horeke A3, 4 & A No. 5 Blk XI, Mangamuka SD Pt OLC Lot 8 DP Pt Allot 2, Mangonui E Parish, 59 & Scenic Reserve Pt Mokaikai 2916 Road Reserve, Mangonui Waterfront 2 62 & HP5 128 Lot 1 DP Road Reserve Richardson St, Opua Dacrydium cypressinum (Rimu) 110 Pipiroa Bay, Okiato Araucaria heterophylla (Norfolk Pine) 111 Church St/Johnson Rd, Kawakawa 113 Bristow Rd, Kawakawa 114 MacFarlane St, Kawakawa 115 MacFarlane St, Kawakawa Hospital Rd, Kawakawa 11 Gooseberry Flats, Dicks Bay Metrosideros excelsa (Pohutukawa) Araucaria heterophylla (Norfolk Pine) Jacaranda mimosifolia (Jacaranda) 128 Road Reserve Adjoining Okiato Historic Reserve Lot 2 DP Road Reserve Rail corridor Lot 163 Deed W Agathis australis (Kauri) 1536 Pt Lot 125 Deed W Podocarpus totara (Totara) 2 Stands Metrosideros excelsa (Pohutukawa) 5832 Pt Sec 13, Blk XVI Kawakawa SD Orokawa 3C1 Blk 30 Appendix 1D Page 6 Far North District Plan

21 Appendix 1D SCHEDULE OF NOTABLE TREES Site Site Location Species Score Legal Description Map 118 Whangaroa Clansman Memorial, Whangaroa wharf 119 SH10, Kaeo (on Kaeo Primary School grounds) 120 Radar Hill, Mahinepua Metrosideros excelsa (Pohutukawa) 1296 Road Reserve 0 Ginkgo tree 1296 Pt DP2058, Pt Snowdens Grant, Blk III Kaeo SD Agathis australis (Kauri) 2592 Road Reserve Shepherd Rd, Kerikeri Metrosideros excelsa (Pohutukawa) 122 Te Haumi Foreshore Araucaria heterophylla (Norfolk Pine) x3 123 Marsden Rd, Paihia Araucaria heterophylla (Norfolk Pine) 124 Cable Bay Beach Araucaria heterophylla (Norfolk Pine) x 125 Mill Bay Car Park Metrosideros excelsa (Pohutukawa ) 1152 Lot 1 DP2621, Blk XI, Kerikeri SD Road Reserve/Foreshore 36 Lot 3 DP3828, Blk IV Kawakawa SD 91 & HP Esplanade Reserve Road Reserve SH 10, Mangonui Eucalyptus sp. Blue Gum 1152 Lot 1 DP 1600 Road Reserve 12 Parekareka Beach, Tokerau Metrosideros excelsa (Pohutukawa) Lot 2 DP Southend Otengi Bay, Mamangi Bay 129 Neumann St, Kawakawa 130 Mangamanihi Rd, Kaeo Planchonella costata Tawapou x3 Metrosideros excelsa (Pohutukawa) x 3, Podocarpus totara (Totara) x 4, Agathis australis (Kauri) x Kerikeri Rd, Kerikeri 2x Sequoia sempervirens (Redwood) 132 State Highway 10, Kaeo (Whangaroa) 133 State Highway 10, Kaeo ( Church) 134 Adjacent to 602 Whangaroa Rd, Whangaroa 2048 Pt Allot 8 Parish of Taipa Sec 3 Blk VI, Village of Waiomio Vitex lucens (Puriri) 1536 Lot 4 DP Liquidambar styraciflua, Liquid ambar 3x Liquidambar styraciflua, Liquid ambar Metrosideros excelsa (Pohutukawa) Lot 1 DP Pt Snowden Grant Pt Snowden Grant FNDC Road adjacent to Lot 1 DP , Whangaroa, Kaeo. 16, 0 Far North District Plan Appendix 1D Page

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23 Appendix 1E SCHEDULE OF HISTORIC SITES, BUILDINGS AND OBJECTS APPENDIX 1E: SCHEDULE OF HISTORIC SITES, BUILDINGS AND OBJECTS (Reference: Part 3 District Wide Provisions, Section 12.5 Heritage and Zone Maps) The Council has a responsibility under the Act to identify and protect the heritage resources of the District. Accordingly the Council has compiled a list of sites, buildings, and objects in the District that have historic significance. These are contained in the following Schedule. The main source of information for historic sites, buildings and objects listed in the Schedule has been the New Zealand Heritage List for the Far North District. In addition some sites have been rolled over from the transitional district plan and still others have been nominated by public submission. In addition sites inclusive have been sourced from the Inventory of Important Geological Sites and Landforms in Northland. They have been included in this Schedule because they are man-made geological features rather than natural, and are of outstanding historic significance. Site Site Location Site Name HPT Cat Legal Description Map 1 Waterfront, Mangonui 2 Waterfront, Mangonui 3 Karamea Road, Mangonui 4 13 Tasman St, Mangonui Museum & Shop (Old Bakehouse & Beach House) Old Oak Inn & Restaurant L & N McIlroy House (c1861) 5 Mangonui Mrs M Hassett House (c180) N/A II (#3949) Lot 2 DP4264, Blk V Mangonui SD Flat 1, Shed 1 DP & HP5 II (#451) Lot 1 DP & HP5 N/A Lot 6 DP11858, Blk V Mangonui SD 62 & HP5 Villa II (#3902) Lot 2 DP5120, Blk IV Mangonui SD 62 & HP5 N/A Lot 2 DP1223, Blk V Mangonui SD 62 & HP5 6 Mangonui McGillicuddy Cottage II (#3895) Lot 1 DP4592, Blk V Mangonui SD 62 & HP5 B/2-2 Tasman St, Mangonui 8 8 Beach Road, Mangonui 9 5 Thomas St, Mangonui Catterall House II (#3898) Pt Secs 58-60, Mangonui Township; Blk V Mangonui SD Mangonui Hotel I (#450) Lot 1 DP 32663, Lots 2 and 3 DP 16681, Blk V Mangonui SD Hawthorn House (c1864) 62 & HP 62 & HP5 N/A Lot 1 DP89, Blk V Mangonui SD 62 & HP5 12 Beach Rd, Mangonui 14 Beach Road, Mangonui 16 Hihi (Butlers Point) 1 3- Colonel Mould Drive, Mangonui 18 1A Colonel Mould Drive, Mangonui Tasman St, Mangonui 20 4 Tasman St, Mangonui 21 9 Beach Rd, Mangonui Mangonui Courthouse (former); Post Office; Post Office House I (#8) II (#3901) II (#2585) Allots 295 & 296, Mangonui Township 62 & HP5 Wharf Store II (#3903) Lot 2, DP50803; Blk V, Mangonui SD 62 & HP5 Butler s House II (#) Allot 1 Sec 2 Village of Mangonui 59 & 62 School (former) II (#2582) Secs 48-53, Allot 29, Pt 54 Mangonui Township St Andrew s Church & Belfry (Anglican/Union) P & T Desmond House (c1904) Mrs M Martin House (C180) II (#452) N/A Sec 4 Mangonui Township, Blk V Mangonui SD Allot 54, Mangonui Township, Blk V on Mangonui SD 62 & HP5 62 & HP5 62 & HP5 N/A Lot 1 DP80415, Blk V Mangonui SD 62 & HP5 Barrett Cottage II (#3894) Lot 1 DP & HP5 Far North District Plan Appendix 1E Page 1

24 Appendix 1E SCHEDULE OF HISTORIC SITES, BUILDINGS AND OBJECTS Site Site Location Site Name HPT Cat Legal Description Map 22 SH10, Taipa Adamson's House, incl. barn & cowshed 26 6 Beechy Street, Opua 28 Flagstaff Rd, Russell 32 Wellington St, Russell 34 The Strand, Russell 35 The Strand, Russell 36 The Strand, Russell 3 The Strand, Russell 39 The Strand, Russell 40 The Strand, Russell 45 York St, Russell 50 Church Street, Russell 51 Baker Street, Russell 53 Cnr Beresford St and Longbeach Rd, Russell 54 Longbeach Rd, Russell 60 SH 11, Kawakawa 61 2/4 Old Whangae Rd, Kawakawa North Road, Kawakawa Albert St, Kawakawa 65 Vogel Street, Kawakawa 66 4 Greenacres Drive, Kawakawa 6 Station Rd, Kawakawa Paihia Road, Kawakawa 69 Opua Road, Kawakawa II (#6) Lot 1 DP Boarding House II (#399) Secs 6, Blk XVIII Opua Town 92 Maiki (Flagstaff) Hill N/A Lot 25 DP6555, Secs 51,52 SO House (including picket fence) Pompallier (printery & Clendon Cottage) II (#408) Pt Lot 1 of OLC 288A, Lot 3 DP & I (#4) II (#420) Allot 13 Sec 13 Town of Russell SD, Historic Gazette 84/ & Stephenson Crane N/A Lots 1 & 2 DP63 89 & The Moorings (dwelling) The Gables (restaurant & dwelling) II (#422) Pt Allot 23, Sec 9, Town of Russell 89 & II (#421) Lot 25, DP21359, Allot 12 Town of Russell Section 9 89 & General Store N/A Allot 2 Sec 9 Russell Town 89 & Police Station (former custom house) I (#6) Lots, 8, 1, 18, Blk V, Russell Township 89 & Williams Cottage II (#5106) Lot 2 DP & Christ Church (Anglican) & Church Yard Russell Primary School I (#1) Allot 3, Sec 12, Russell Township 89 & II (#418) Allot 15 Sec 11 Town of Russell 89 & King House II (#410) Lot 1 DP & Adobe Cottage N/A Lot 9 DP Cottage II (#3832) Sec 9, Blk III, Waiomio Village 105 Star Hotel N/A Lot 1 DP St Francis Xavier Church (Catholic) Police Station and Courthouse & Lockup II (#415) Pt Sec 9, Blk V Waiomio Village 105 II (#405) Lot 2 DP Cottage II (#3936) Lot 2 DP House II (#393) Lot 1 DP Railway Station N/A NZR ID L St Andrew s Church (Anglican) Fallowfield (dwelling), dairy & gates II (#413) II (#3834) Sec 28 Waiomio Subs Blk XII Kawakawa SD Pt Uakanga 1 Blk, Lot 3 DP1499 Blk XII Kawakawa SD Appendix 1E Page 2 Far North District Plan

25 Appendix 1E SCHEDULE OF HISTORIC SITES, BUILDINGS AND OBJECTS Site Site Location Site Name HPT Cat Legal Description Map 1 Russell- Whakapara Rd 2 Aucks Road, Okiato Point 3 James Clendon Place 4 Te Wahapu Road, Russell Kempthorne Rd, Manawaora Bay Manganese Mine (Mt. Tikitikioure) House (Orongo Lodge) Okiato - Site of NZ s First Capital William Paine Brown s Well & House Clendon House (original portion) N/A Lot 21 DP II (#409) Lot 3 DP N/A Lot 8 DP (Historic Reserve) 92 II (#424) II (#423) Pt Lot 4 DP1693 Blk I Russell SD 93 II (#402) Lot 3 DP50648 Blk III Russell SD 95 8 SH1, Towai Towai Tavern II (#250) Pt DP15151 Blk V Hukerenui SD Marsden Road, Paihia 89 Marsden Road, Paihia 90 Williams Road, Paihia 90A Marsden Road, Paihia 91 Kerikeri Road, Kerikeri Kerikeri Rd Kerikeri Kerikeri Rd Kerikeri Ruins- William Williams House & Colenso Printing Workshop Church of St Paul; & Henry Williams Memorial. Canon Percy Temple Williams (Mary Williams) House & Gardens; Ruins of Hugh Carleton's house II (#403) II (#404) I (#3824) II (#3836) II (#3830) II (#28) II (#3938) Lot 5 DP3828, Blk IV Kawakawa SD Lot 8 Blk I DP121 Lot 1 DP5340 Village Green N/A Lots 2-5 DP5340, Lot 1 & Pt Lot 2 DP11040 Kerikeri Mission (also known as Kemp House) 91 & HP5 91 & HP5 91 & HP5 91 & HP5 I (#2) Pt Lot 1 DP29562, Blk XI Kerikeri SD 83 & HP2 Stone Store I (#5) Lot 1 DP32468, Blk XI Kerikeri SD 83 & HP2 St James' Church (Anglican) I (#68) Church - Pt OLC 39, Blk XI, Kerikeri 83 & HP2 96 Puketona Road, Paihia 9 Porotu Road, Oromahoe Puketona (Choat House) St Matiu Church (Anglican) I (#66) Pt 6 DP39381, Blk VI Kawakawa SD 35 II (#416) Oromahoe B1 Blk VI Kawakawa SD Ludbrook Rd, Pakaraka 99 Edmonds Road, Kerikeri Store II (#419) Pt Lot 1 DP10002, Blk X Kawakawa SD Edmonds House Ruins II (#406) Lot 1 DP0261 Lot 1 DP241, Sec 62 Blk XII Kerikeri SD 35 & HP Te Karuwha Parade, Waitangi 101 Puketona Rd, Haruru Falls 102 Te Karuwha Parade, Waitangi Treaty House Hobson Memorial Whare Runanga, Flagpole Twin Pines Tavern (Former) Waitangi Treaty Monument I (#6) I (#383) N/A N/A Lot 1 DP II (#384) Lot 2 DP I (#1) Pt Te Ti A Blk 91 Far North District Plan Appendix 1E Page 3