Appendix 3 Schedule of Identified Significant Historic Heritage Features

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1 Appendix 3 Schedule of Identified Significant Historic Heritage Features Cultural Heritage Item Legal Description/Location Significance 1. Pa Site Opureora Ngaiterangi Iwi 2. Cutting Te Awakeri a Waharoa Opureora Ngaiterangi Iwi 3. Pa Site Tauaroa Ngaiterangi Iwi 4. Pa Site Pukemanuka Ngaiterangi Iwi 5. Pa Site Rangiata Ngaiterangi Iwi 6. Pa Site Waihirere Ngaiterangi Iwi 7. Pa Site Opuhi Ngaiterangi Iwi 8. Ratahi Rock Ngaiterangi Iwi 9. Te Umu ki Maketu Freshwater Spring Ngaiterangi Iwi 10. Ridge Ngamata kerewhana Ngaiterangi Iwi 11. Matakana or Flax Point Ngaiterangi Iwi 12. Pa Site Tahutara Ngaiterangi Iwi 13. Maramarua Pukehina Beach Ngati Whakahemo 14. Pa Site Ngati Whakahemo 15. Pa Site Ngati Whakahemo 16. Oreiwhata Pa Site Burial Ground Reserve Pohutukawa and Karaka trees and trenches Ngati Whakahemo 17. Waiheke Pa Site Pohutukawas and trenches Ngati Whakahemo Blocks 1B1, 1B3, 5, Matakana Island Block 1B6A Block 1B8B2A Block Pt 1B2B2 Pt 7, Pt 6B2B2C Block Pt 7 Pt 9A Block 8 Block 8 One of largest and longest Pa sites Te Waharoa excavated a bank to drain a lagoon in order to satisfy tohunga before going into battle Pa site is in good condition Pa site is in good condition although some ditches filled in Pa site is in good condition Said to be ballast of Tainui Canoe Block Pt 1A7 Included in waiata "Tamarangi", said to have been a dwelling place of taniwha Pt 1A7 Ridge included in waiata "Tamarangi" Pt 1C Pt 1A7 Pukehina M1B3B Pukehina M1B3B Pukehina K Pukehina M1B4 Pa site almost in original state Urupa sites Highest of four Beach Pa sites Original Pa site Trench sites in good condition Burial ground for Whakahemo and Patuwai people 16 June 2012 Appendix 3 Schedule of Identified Significant Historic Heritage Features 1

2 18. Marae Ngati Whakahemo 19. Te Rekereke o Maruahaira Spring Ngati Whakahemo Item Legal Description/Location Significance Pukehina M2C2A 20. Te Pareoterawahirua Pa Site Ngati Whakahemo 21. Te Raupare; Beach Ngati Makino 22. Pa Maurea Pa Site and burial ground Ngati Makino 23. Marae Otamarakau 2D3A Ngati Makino 24. Ko Whitiwhiti Lot 5 DP Pa Site Ngati Whakahemo 25. Pukehina School Site Sec 3 Blk III Waihi South 26. Kauri Point - Waahi Tapu Ngaiterangi Ngati Ranginui Lot 2 DPS 774 Maruahaira was the founding Chief of Ngati Whakahemo, reported to have heeled the ground and created the spring. Lot 2 DPS 774 Occupied by Muruahaira during occupancy of Pukehina Otamarakau 2A1B Sandhills outside Marae: site of battlefields and burials Waewaehikitia No 1 Burial ground of many Te Arawa Lot 1 DPS Lot 1 DPS 4340 Land donated by Te Rangituakoha Takuira for the education of Maori and Pakeha residents 27. Pa Site 28. Urupa 29. Urupa 30. Pa Site 31. Urupa 32. Pa Site 33. Pa Site 34. Pa Site Ngai Tamawharuia 35. Pa Site and Urupa 36. Pa Site and Urupa 37. Pa Site 38. Pa Site 39. Pa Site 40. Pa Site and Urupa 41. Pa Site and Urupa 42. Pa Site Allot 12C3 Allot 12B Allot 10A Allot 40 Tutaetaka Island Lot 2 DPS Allot 20B Allot 20C Allot 75A Lot 2 DPS Lot 3 DPS Lot 2 DP Pt 4 DP Lot 26 DPS Lot 40 DPS Pt Allot 5 Tupuna lived on site Burial ground Burial ground Burial ground Burial ground Burial ground Burial ground Burial ground 2 Appendix 3 Schedule of Identified Significant Historic Heritage Features 16 June 2012

3 Item Legal Description/Location Significance 43. Pa Site 44. Urupa 45. Urupa 46. Urupa 47. Pa Site 48. Pa Site 49. Pa Site and Urupa 50. Pa Site 51. Pa Site Ngati Pukenga 52. Whetu Marae Ngati Pukenga 53. Pa Site (Paepaekohatu) Ngati Pukenga 54. Pa Site (Papa kanui) Ngati Pukenga 55. Pa Site (Te Pa o Te Matau) Ngati Pukenga 56. Pa Site (Te Wharo) Ngati Pukenga 57. Pa Site (Hikutawatawa) Ngati Pukenga 58. Pa Site Ngati Pukenga 59. Te Arawa Memorial Whakaue 60. Te Ihu o Tamatekapu Whakaue 61. Te Kahika Marae Tapuika 62. Tawakepito Marae Tapuika 63. Hopuatamitami Ngati Tukehe Marae Tapuika 64. Part Kenana Urupa Tapuika Pt Allot5 Lot 1 DPS Lot 4 DPS Lot 2 DPS Allot 134 Sec 1 Lot 1 DPS Lot 2 DPS Lot 4 DPS Ngapeke 5B1A Ngapeke 7 Ngapeke 3B2 Pt Papamoa Sec 3D2 Lot 1 DPS Pt Sec 5 Sec 13 Pt Lot 3 DPS 1104 Lot 1 DPS Lot 3 DPS Lot 2 DPS Lot 8 DPS 9783 Lot 1 DPS Lot 2 DPS Lot 3 DPS Lot 2 DPS Lot 1 DPS Lot 7 DPS 9562 Lot 2 DPS 9562 Lot 6 DPS 9562 Lot 3 DPS 8548 Pt A144 ML A1 ML Maketu Rangiuru 2H Rangiuru 2B2BD Rangiuru 2B4B2D Kenana 2B8B Burial ground Burial ground Burial ground Burial ground Landing site of Te Arawa waka after the great migration from Hawaik. The Maketu headland or Te Ihu (the nose) of Tamatekapu, Captain of the Te Arawa Canoe. The Maori Heritage Council confirmed the registration of Te Okureitanga o Te Ihu o Tamatekapua as wahi tapu on 18 April Burial ground Burial ground 6 February 2013 Appendix 3 Schedule of Identified Significant Historic Heritage Features 3

4 Item Legal Description/Location Significance 65. Ohokino Marae Tapuika Rangiuru 2B14B3A 66. Paetawa Urupa Pt Rangiuru 2B11 Tapuika 67. Tawakepito Urupa Lot 2 DPS Tapuika 68. Ngati Moko (Waitangi) Marae Rangiuru 1A10B Tapuika 69. Tuhourangi Marae Pukaingataru B31B1B3 Tapuika 70. Ngati Marukukere (Te Paamu) Pt Rangiuru 2A3 Marae Tapuika 71. Ngati Kuri (Te Matai) Marae Rangiuru 2A5 Tapuika 72. Te Eka o Te Rangi Urupa Rangiuru 2A6 Tapuika 73. Kenana (old) Urupa Pt Rangiuru 1A13 Tapuika 74. Kenana (new) Urupa Lot 1 DP Tapuika 75. Pa Site (Kenana) Rangiuru 2B9 Tapuika 76. Whakaue Marae Maketu A88F Whakaue 77. Pa Site Pt Rangiuru 2D2 Tapuika 78 Pa Site Pt Sec 8 Tapuika 79 Hei Marae Te Puke 1E Waitaha 80. Haraki Marae Te Puke 1A4A Ngati Rangiwewehi 81. Te Awhe Marae Maketu A Puketoki Pa Site Pt Lot 2 DP Ngati Ranginui Te Whanau a Tauwhao 83. Kauri Point Pa Site Lot 1 DPS Ngati Ranginui Ngaiterangi 84. Hikurangi Sec 17 SO Ngati Ranginui 85. Te Kura a Maia Pa Site Sec 26 SO Ngati Ranginui Te Whanau a Tauwhao 86 Koutunui Pa Lot 2 DPS Ngati Ranginui Te Whanau a Tauwhao and middens 87. Otawhiwhi Pa Site Sec 25 SO Ngati Ranginui Te Whanau a Tauwhao 88. Tangitu Urupa Kaimai-Mamaku Conservation Ngati Ranginui Park 89 Te Atua Kahe Pa Site Lot 3 DPS Ngati Ranginui 90 Waihuri Pa Site Lot 1 DPS Ngati Ranginui 91 Ongarahu Pa Site Lot 4 DP 9288 Ngati Ranginui Former Marae site Burial ground Former burial ground Burial ground Burial ground Burial ground Former Pa Former Pa Former Pa Sacred Mountain Former Pa Pa and middens Former Pa Burial ground Former Pa Former Pa Former Pa 4 Appendix 3 Schedule of Identified Significant Historic Heritage Features 6 February 2013

5 Item Legal Description/Location Significance 92 Huharua Pa Site Ngati Ranginui Station Road Omokoroa Road Reserve 93 Wilson Road Cultural site Wilson Road, Lot 1 DPS and Lot 2 DPS Former Pa Cultural Heritage site, Wahi Tapu Archaeological 95 Wilson Road Cultural Site Lot 1 DPS Cultural Heritage site, Wahi Tapu Archaeological 96 Angus Lane Cultural site Lot 2 DPS and Lot 6 DPS Citrus Avenue Cultural site Lot 4 DP , Lot 2 DPS and Lot 2 DPS Tawhitinui Pa Gunfighter Pa U14/160 Cultural Heritage site, Wahi Tapu Archaeological Cultural Heritage site, Wahi Tapu Archaeological Former Pa 100 Pa Site Pirirakau/Ngati Ranginui Lot 180 DP Pa site (Pohutukawa Drive, Lot 1 DPS Pa Athenree) 102 Bowentown Lot 2 DPS Archeological landscape containing pa and middens 103 Kauri Point Allot 134, 137 Tahawai Parish Archeological landscape Sec 1 BLK Vl Katikati SD containing pa and surrounding areas 104 Pukemanaka Pa Lots 3 & 4 DPS 64672, and Lot Pa also known as Te Hopuni 3 DPS Pa 105 Tuapiro Point Lot 33 DPS 41877, SO Archeological landscape containing middens and finds 106 Ongare Point Pa Pt Allot 5 SO 1765 A large fortified pa with ditch U13/8 and bank defenses. Lot 5 DPS Allot 44 SO Te Irihanga Pa U14/ Te Wharo Pa U14/ Te Wharo Pa U14/ Maungarangi Pa U14/ Te Inahi Pa U14/244 Irihanga 2 ML 5321 Lot 3 DPS Pt 2 Sec 5B ML Papamoa Hills Regional Park Lot 2 DP Lot 5 DP Sec 2 SO Sec 1 SO Owhara Pa Herekaki Pa V14/2 V14/10 Hill top pa surrounded by ditches and interconnected pits. Hill top pa with ring ditch fortification. A ridge and headland pa site constructed along the rim of a volcanic crater. Lot 1 DPS A ridge and headland pa site constructed along the rim of a volcanic crater. Lot 3 DPS Headland pa with trench and parapet. Lot 9 DP Small pa sheltered by surrounding hills comprising a Pt Maketu A 144 ML Pt Maketu A126 ML Maketu A 127 ML Sec 1 SO defended knoll and ditch. A continuous archaeological and cultural landscape of national significance as there are few examples of historical occupation of such complexity in such a relatively small area. Owhara Pa - large pa site with large central platform with ditch and bank defenses. Herekaki Pa - small headland pa. 22 January 2016 Appendix 3 Schedule of Identified Significant Historic Heritage Features 5

6 Item Legal Description/Location Significance 116 Pukemaire Pa Fort Colville V14/6 117 Pukepoto Pa V14/ Okurei Pa V14/ Scarp/Pit V14/ Pa Site V14/ Tirotirowhetu Pa V14/ Pa Site V14/ Pa Site V14/ Pukehina Pa/Redoubt V14/3 125 Waeheke Pa Karamurumu Pa V14/5 Maketu A121 Ml Maketu A131 ML Pt Maketu A144 ML Maketu A151 ML Pt Maketu A51 Maketu A49 Ml Pt Maketu A144 ML Pt Maketu A144 ML Pa site roughly triangular in shape with two sides along steep gullies and protected by a ditch on the third side. Located in a strategic location overlooking the Maketu Estuary. Converted to a redoubt under Major Colville during occupation of Maketu. Pa with several terraces and two transverse ditches diving pa into two main platforms. Headland pa with ditch and bank system providing deep defensive trench. Possibly an outer defense for Okurei Pa. Pt Maketu A144 ML Large pa extending along cliffs. Pt Maketu A144 ML Pa extending along cliffs connected to another pa by a scarp. Pt Maketu A144 ML Pa with steep scarp, ditch and bank. Pt Maketu A144 ML Pa located on cliffs with a bank and ditch surrounding a large platform divided into two. Pukehina M1B3 ML20373 Very large pa extending along the coastal cliffs south-east of Pukehina with defensive ditch. Pukehina M1B4 ML20373 Pa defended by an outer ditch. Rifle pits were dug when converted into a gunfighter pa. Explanatory Note: For Cultural Heritage Features and the identified site boundaries only represent a portion of the full extent of the archaeological site as recorded by the NZAA and administered by Heritage New Zealand. 6 Appendix 3 Schedule of Identified Significant Historic Heritage Features 22 January 2016

7 Built Heritage Item 1. St Peters (Anglican) Church Katikati (Category A) Heritage New Zealand List Number: 5413 (Category II) 2. Katikati Library (former) (Category A) Heritage New Zealand List Number: 5415 (Category II) 3. Katikati No 2 School Building (Category A) Heritage New Zealand List Number: 5409 (Category II) 4. Homewood Estate Katikati (Category A) Heritage New Zealand List Number: 5411 (Category II) 5. Uretara Domain WW1 Memorial Gates Katikati (Category A) 6 George Vesey Stewart Memorial Katikati (Category A) Heritage New Zealand List Number: 7124(Category 2) 7. Hera Memorial Gates Te Puke (Category A) 8. Te Puke School War Memorial Gates (Category A) 9. Former Waitekohe No 3 School Building (Category A) 10. St Thomas (Anglican) Church Maketu (Category A) Heritage New Zealand List Number: 777 (Category II) 11. St Peters (Catholic) Church Maketu (Category A) Heritage New Zealand List Number: 776 (Category II) 12. St Johns (Anglican) Church Te Puke (Category A) Legal Description/Location Significance Pt DP 652 Built 1884 gothic style features, stained glass and wooden moulden. First Anglican Church built in Katikati. On Uretara Domain Lot 19 DP 67 BLK IX Katikati SD Pt Allot 72 Tahawai Parish, Beach Road Lot 3 DPS Blk IXX Katikati SC Pukekura Road Katikati Uretara Domain Major Street Uretara Domain Jamieson Oval, Commerce Lane Recognised by Heritage New Zealand as a Category II building. Good example of a simple box cottage first classroom built. Has potential for archaeological investigation. Built 1876 by Dr Thomas Fletcher. Representative example of a surviving 1870s homestead in the District. Built 1920 in memory of local men who died in World War I. A memorial to founder of both Katikati and Te Puke. Rare form of commemorative monument. Part of the original Jellicoe streetscape. Litt Park, Cameron Road Associated with the development of the No. 1 school site. Forms part of an historic area along with the dental clinic and large puriri tree. Lot 1 DPS Cnr Walker Road East/State Highway 2 Maketu A130 Maketu A77 Representative example of an 1880s school building. Associated with the development of education in the District. One of the first Anglican churches in the Bay of Plenty and associated with the CMS Mission at Maketu Cruciform shape uncommon in Anglican churches from this period. Early form of simple church building. No nails used in construction. Pre-dates Lot 2 DPS Representative example of early 20th century churches. Associated with development of the Anglican church in the District. 22 January 2016 Appendix 3 Schedule of Identified Significant Historic Heritage Features 7

8 Item 13. Hingston House No 2 Road 14. Glenavon House Te Puke (Category A) 15. Constables Art Gallery and Jail Te Puke (Category A) 16. Twickenham Homestead Katikati (Category A) Legal Description/Location Sec 12, 12A, 59-61, Pt 3 Blk IX Maketu Lot 23 DP Malyon Street Significance Representative early type of Victorian transitional villas. Associated with private maternity hospital run by local identity, Sarah Malyon. Commerce Lane Representative example of early form of Police Station and Courthouse. Associated with the development of law and order in the District. Pt 2 DPS Mulgan Street 17. McLaren Falls Power Station Allot 710 Te Papa Parish 18. Omanawa Falls Power Station Lot 1 DP Trestle Railway Bridge on Railway Line, Aongatete 20. Lockington Homestead (Greenhills) (Category A) Lot 1 DP A Highfields Drive, Katikati 21. Kelly Homestead Lot 6 DPS Oropi Representative example of a typical 1870s homestead. Associated with early settlement of Katikati. Of local significance. Lockington Homestead built Representative of an early Victorian homestead. Of local significance. Built homestead of Hon. William Kelly, Member of Central Parliament and Legislative Council. 22. Athenree Homestead Lot 2 DPS Historic homestead and (Category A) grounds. 23. Talisman Hotel (Category A) Pt Lot 2 and Lot 3 DPS Main and Beach Rd, Katikati A 1930s hotel building with stylistic features reminiscent of hotels from the 1900s. 24. Uretara Domain Lot 19 DP 67 Blk IX Katikati SD (CT 30D, 34 and 35: South Associated with development of recreational activities in Auckland) Katikati and the early Major Street, Katikati development of the township. 25. Katikati War Memorial Hall 26. Farmer's Building (former) 27. St Pauls (Presbyterian) Church 28. Gilbert's "Old Mill" Store Pt Lot 3 DP 28541, Pt Allot 86 Tahawai Main Road, Katikati Lot 1 DP Main Road, Katikati Lot 1 DP 67 2 Mulgan St, Katikati Lot 175 DP 67 Katikati 30 Waterford Street, Katikati 29. Capitol Theatre (Category A) Pt Lot 24 DP 286 Jellicoe Street, Te Puke A memorial associated with local partition in WWI. Local and regional heritage significance. Representative example of 1910s store and warehouse. Part of historic Katikati streetscape. Associated with Pioneer Store and the Johnstone family. First Presbyterian church built in Katikati. One of the early buildings in Katikati (as Gilbert s Store). Pre-1900 building. An archaeological site under Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga Act Important feature of 1930s streetscape. Once had biggest stage and movie screen in Southern Hemisphere. 8 Appendix 3 Schedule of Identified Significant Historic Heritage Features 22 January 2016

9 Item 30. Te Puke Hotel (Montgomery s) (Category A) 32. Te Puke War Memorial Hall 33. Mayfair Ice Cream Parlour 34. King's Building (R. King Drapery) Legal Description/Location Pt Lot 2 DP Jellicoe Street, Te Puke Pt Lot 1 DP Jellicoe Street, Te Puke Pt Lot 24 DP 286 Jellicoe Street, Te Puke Lot 1 DPS Jellicoe Street, Te Puke 35. Attril's Building Lot 2 DP Jellicoe Street, Te Puke 36. Empire Buildings (Premier Cash Drapery) 37. McGregors Wholesale Liquor 38. Securities Building (Category B) 39. Landscape Road Timber Bridge 40. No 2 Road Hall (Category A) 41. Old Te Puke Cemetery Pt Lot 3 DP 286, Lots 1-2 DPS Jellicoe Street, Te Puke Lots 2 DP 14161, Lot 3 DP Lot 2 DPS Jellicoe Street, Te Puke Lot 1 DPS Jellicoe Street, Te Puke Road Reserve (Landscape Rd) Landscape Road, Te Puke Pt Sec 17 DP No 2 Road, Te Puke Pt Sec 22 Blk II Maketu SD Te Puke Significance Only surviving hotel associated with the historical development of accommodation houses in Te Puke. Late Victorian architectural style. Former site of first cheese factory (1884) and Mission Hall (1895). Example of 1950s civic architecture. Site of possible pre-1900 dwelling that was converted into a Billiard Hall (1902). Representative of 1910s concrete building with prominent façade. Associated with Robert King. Representative example of 1910s store building and part of 1910 Te Puke streetscape. Attril was a local identity. Representative example of 1920s style department store building. Associated with historic Te Puke streetscape. Representative of 1930s style of commercial building. Site of Kerr s Blacksmiths ( s). Representative example of classical façade. One of a few left in Te Puke. Nationally rare form of timber bridge which pre-dates 1900 and once formed part of the main road through Te Puke. The first public hall in the district built in Early form of timber community hall and church building with substantially intact kauri interior. Includes pre-1900 gravestones which contain significant social and stylistic information. Contains the graves of many early settlers. 22 January 2016 Appendix 3 Schedule of Identified Significant Historic Heritage Features 9

10 Item 42. St Andrew's (Presbyterian) Church 43. Te Puke Nurses Home (former) 44. Olive Tree, Jubilee Park 45. Te Puke Masonic Lodge 46. Wharekahu Cemetery (Category A) 47. Wharekahu Mission Historic Area (Category A) 48. Dwelling (former Maketu Police House) 49. European Trees (Ivy Isles site) Category B) 50. Otairoa Trading Station (Historic Area) 51. Waihi Beach Playcentre 52. Brighton Reserve War Memorial 53. Former Omokoroa Settlers Hall 54. Gerald Crapp Historic Reserve (Category A) Legal Description/Location Lots 9-10 DP 6908 Te Puke Lot 2 DP Leniham Drive, Te Puke Pt Sec 21 DP Jubilee Park, Te Puke Lot 56 DP 6908 Te Puke Pt Section 1 Blk IV Maketu Spencer Ave, Maketu Spencer Ave and adjacent properties Maketu Lot 2 DPS Spencer Ave, Maketu Lot 2 DP Spencer Ave, Maketu Park Road and adjacent properties Maketu Pt Lot 2 DP Beach Rd, Waihi Beach Lot 60 DP Savage St, Waihi Beach Pt Allot 247 Te Puna 334 Omokoroa Road Lot 1 DPS Myrtle Drive, Omokoroa Significance Representative of timber church buildings from the early 20th century. Associated with the development of the Presbyterian parish in the District. Representative of 1920s/1930s public nurses homes. Important part of the development of medicinal practice in Te Puke. Commemorative value as a memorial to the Battle of Crete during WW2. Rare example of a timber lodge building. Associated with the formation of the Masonic Society in Te Puke. Pre-1900 site with significant social archaeological information on the headstones. Contains headstones of important local identities. The area is associated with the Wharekahu Mission, one of the first European settlements in the Bay of Plenty. The police station predates 1900 and is representative of typical 1880s-1920s civic buildings. Site contains remnants of a house built in It is one of few archaeological sites in the District. This area has the potential to contain subsurface remains of the early commercial centre of Maketu. Oldest school in the Waihi Beach area. Original war memorial for the Waihi Beach area. Has served as a community hall since Associated with Cyril Gane and the construction of the ECMT railway in the 1920s. Associated with the early European settlement of Omokoroa Point. Potential for subsurface remains of the Gellibrand/Crapp Homesteads and historic occupation of the area. 10 Appendix 3 Schedule of Identified Significant Historic Heritage Features 28 September 2013

11 Item Legal Description/Location 55. Walnut Grove Lot 25 DPS Myrtle Drive, Omokoroa 56. Francis Family Homestead 57. Francis Family Cowshed 58. Te Kotukutuku School House (Category A) Heritage New Zealand List Number: 7768 (Category 1) 59 Bridge 60 Bridge T13/ Bridge T13/ Bridge T14/ Bridge T14/ Bridge T14/ Bridge U14/ Bridge and Embankment T13/341 Lot 3 DPS Francis Road, Omokoroa Lot 3 DPS Francis Road, Omokoroa SECT 1 BLK II Tauranga Land District Opureora Road, Matakana Island Lots 3 & 4 DPS 80226, and Sec 1 SO SO Pt Allot 50 SO Lots 3 & 4 DPS Lot 4 DPS Lot 2 DP Lot 2 DP Lot 1 DPS Lot 198 DP Sec 4 SO Sec 4 SO Significance Associated with the planting of specimen plantations, orchards and gardens by J.T Gellibrand and Arthur Crapp from the 1870s. Associated with early 20 th century farming the District. One of the last remaining farm houses from the early part of the 20 th century. First milking shed in the District. Increasingly rare type of building. A rare example of a native school in good condition that was established from local initiative and remains important to the local community of Matakana. Rail bridge on former ECMT. Bridge on former ECMT. Bridge on former ECMT. Bridge on former ECMT. Bridge on former ECMT. Bridge on former ECMT. Bridge on former ECMT. Bridge and embankment on former ECMT. 22 January 2016 Appendix 3 Schedule of Identified Significant Historic Heritage Features 11

12 Trees Category 1: These trees are of such significance that their preservation is regarded as being of national importance. Item Legal Description Significance 1. Liriodendron tuplip fera Pt Lot 1 DPS A Moehau Street, Te Puke 2. Vitex Lucens (Puriri) - stand of trees 3. Various Sequoia sempervirens (Redwood) Jellicoe Street Medians Sedgemoor Lane, Katikati - Lot 2 DPS Lot 2 DPS Lot 1 DPS Lot 2 DPS Vitex lucens (Puriri) State Highway 2 Waterford 6. Araucaria heterophylla (Norfolk Is Pine) Lot 391A Te Papa Parish Oropi School, Oropi Thought to be older than original Anglican Vicarage built 1904 on site. Planted as memorial to local lives lost in WWI Planted by Mr G Tetley Good healthy stand of trees. Planted to commemorate service to the District by William John Gray On site of original Oropi Hotel. Adjacent to former well, now sump in school grounds. Category 2: These trees are of such significance that their preservation is regarded as being of either regional or particular local importance. Item 7. Cunninghamia lanceolata (China fir) King Street Part Lot 3 DP Vitex Lucens (Puriri) 71 Cameron Road Pt Lot 17 DPS Flats 6 on DPS Cinnaminum camphora (Camphor Tree) 4 Oroua Street Lot 23 DP Metasequoia glyptostroboides Te Puke Domain Ulmus procera (7) Platinus x hispanica (4) Sequoia sempervirens Sequoiadendeon giganteum Cedrus atlantica glauca Quercus rolour (2) Castanea sativa (2) Cedrus deodora Fagus sylvatica 11. Fraximus excelsior 'Raywoodii' (3) Liquidamber styraciflua (11) Melia azerdarach Cedrus deodora Pittosporum euqenoides (4) Metasequoia glyptostroboides Acer nequndo (2) Liriodendron tuplifera Quercus - mixed species of Q.robur, Q.coccinea, Q.rubra and Q.palustris (11) Mulberry Alba (3) Albizzian jullibrissin (2) Podocarpus totara (10) Jacaranda Donovan Park Legal Description 12 Appendix 3 Schedule of Identified Significant Historic Heritage Features 28 September 2013

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