Construct and operate a ring dam providing approximately 10 million cubic metres of water storage for Amuri Irrigation Company Limited’s irrigation scheme

Install a fish screen structure

Divert approximately 1.5 cubic metres per second of water from Hurunui River

Amuri Basin of the Hurunui River, within Balmoral Forest adjacent to Tekoa Road, 20 kilometres west of Culverden, Canterbury

Andrew William Simpson, Karen Frances Simpson

Construct a second urban bridge over the Ashburton River/Hakatere connecting Ashburton and Tinwald, including—

• providing for vehicles, pedestrians, and cyclists

• a new roundabout at the South Street and Chalmers Avenue intersection, Ashburton

• a new intersection in Tinwald

Bathurst Coal Limited, Bathurst Resources Limited, BT Mining Limited, Buller Coal Limited

Expand existing coking coal mining activities, and extend the life of the mine, to enable the extraction of, approximately, an additional 20 million tonnes over 25 years, including—

• water diversion, and water control and treatment facilities

• historic acid mine drainage rehabilitation

Within the Buller Coal Plateaux:

• Stockton Plateau: Stockton Mine (including the aerial ropeway and Ngakawau Rail loadout area), and Upper Waimangaroa mine permit area (includes Mt Fred South)

• Denniston Plateau (near Westport): Escarpment Mine permit area and Whareatea West mine permit application area (Escarpment Extension), and Sullivan Coal Mining Licence area

7 Ralphine Way, Maitai Valley, Nelson

43.7 hectares within Record of Title NL11A/1012 and 103 hectares within pending Record of Title 1039028 (part)

Realign the Clifford Bay mussel farm away from the coast, including—

• installing submerged longline farm structures (up to approximately 250 longlines) and screw anchors

• installing and maintaining structures to seed, grow, and harvest marine farming product

• discharging coastal seawater and biodegradable and organic waste matter

Develop a new alpine village and ski area, including—

• approximately 780 residential dwellings

• supporting infrastructure, including a transport hub, a mountain bike facility, and a restaurant, and enable the potential development of 2 schools

• a new gondola at the existing Coronet Peak Ski Area

• a depot and education facilities for Te Tapu o Tāne

Golden Ridge Farm Limited, Golden Ridge Park Limited, Industre Property Rua Limited, Southern Park Agri Development Limited, Theodoor Bongers, Limited

3 to 4 kilometres southwest of Hamilton City Centre, Waipa District, partially bound by State Highway 3 to the southeast, the North Island Main Trunk Rail to the northeast, and the Hamilton Southern Links designation to the west

433 hectares at Bunnythorpe, Manawatū-Whanganui

152 hectares at Hinuera, Waikato

433 hectares at Huirangi, Taranaki

Construct and operate an on-land salmon farm and processing facility, including—

• a land-based recirculatory aquaculture system salmon farm

• hatchery, smolt and grow-out facilities, and a processing plant and buildings

Complete a cross-isthmus rail corridor connecting Avondale and Westfield Junction, via Onehunga, by—

• constructing an approximately 13 kilometre, 2-track, railway from Avondale via Wesley, Mt Roskill, and Onehunga to KiwiRail’s Southdown freight hub

• connecting the corridor to the existing North Island Main Trunk via Westfield Junction

Widen the existing rail corridor and expand the North Island Main Trunk between Westfield Junction (Newmarket) and Pukekohe (approximately 38 kilometres) from a 2-track to 4-track railway, including—

• grade-separating Westfield Junction

• widening bridges, removing level crossings, and changing the configuration of station platforms

• new track, signals, and electrified lines

National rail network, comprising—

• Wairarapa Line (between Wellington and Masterton)

• North Island Main Trunk Line (between Wellington and Palmerston North)

Development comprising—

• approximately 1,000 residential dwellings

• a commercial and industrial business park

• ecological parks and recreational spaces

• an approximately 30 to 80 hectare solar farm

• preserving and enhancing places of cultural significance

Construct and operate a wind farm comprising approximately 60 wind turbines and transformers, and connect and supply electricity to the national grid

Construct and operate a structural steel manufacturing plant, including—

• a scrap-steel shredding plant

• electric furnaces to produce structural steel

• a solar farm to provide electricity needed to operate the plant

• buildings, access roads, and hardstand areas

• screening and planting to attenuate noise

Bridges on the state highway network throughout New Zealand—

• State Highway 25 Boundary Creek Bridge, Te Mata, Coromandel

• State Highway 3 Manapepeki No 2 Culvert, between Mt Messenger and Tongapōrutu, New Plymouth, Taranaki

• State Highway 43 Kururau Stream Water Drive, Aukopae, King Country, Manawatū–Wanganui

• State Highway 36 Hauraki Stream Culvert, Hamurana, Bay of Plenty

• State Highway 25 Ramarama Stream Bridge, Whiritoa, Waikato

• State Highway 82 Waihao North Bridge, Waimate, Waihao Downs, Canterbury

• State Highway 27 Ohinekaua Stream Bridge, Tahuna Patetonga Road, Waikato

• State Highway 6 Coal Creek Overbridge, Greymouth, West Coast

Upgrade the existing state highway between Napier and Hastings, including—

• 2 additional lanes (1 in each direction) along approximately 24 kilometres of highway

• approximately 3 to 5 interchanges and 3 to 4 bridge upgrades between Watchman Road and Pakipaki

• altering the existing designation, and additional land acquisition outside of that designation

Develop a finfish marine farm, including—

• 4 separate marine farms each consisting of 2 blocks of approximately 10 circular net pens

• installing approximately 5 anchored barges as operational bases

Immediately adjacent to the existing Northport site at Marsden Point, Northland

Whangārei Harbour

In stages, expand the existing gold and silver mining operations, including establishing new open pit and underground mines, and extending the life of the mine from expiry in 2030 to 2040, including—

• exploration drill sites within Department of Conservation land, including 4 ventilation shafts and 4 new geotechnical drilling sites

• a new underground mine at Wharekirauponga with associated twin decline access to explore and mine including 4 ventilation or escapeway shafts capped at surface

• a new open pit on Oceana Gold (New Zealand) Limited’s private land at Gladstone Hill (with capacity to co-dispose waste and tailings)

• a third tailings storage facility plus a new rock storage facility (with capacity to co-dispose waste and encapsulated filtered tailings)

Demolish the existing Downtown Carpark Building and develop an approximately 170,000 square metre mixed-use commercial and residential precinct comprising 2 towers (approximately 56 levels, and approximately 41 levels, respectively), 3 podium buildings, and a laneway network, for—

• commercial office space

• residential space (providing approximately 300 to 350 apartments)

• retail and hospitality

• a new civic space

• a 5-level basement for approximately 613 carparks

2 Lower Hobson Street, 29 Customs Street (Aon House), 188 Quay Street (HSBC Tower), and 204 Quay Street, Auckland Central

Old North Road, Huapai, and Forestry Road, Riverhead

Construct and operate a land-based Greenshell mussel spat hatchery, comprising—

• primary buildings and plant, including structures on land and in the coastal marine area

• a water intake structure within the coastal marine area

Suburban Estates Limited, Anne Lois Stokes, Brian James Stokes

Subdivide land and develop approximately 1,500 residential dwellings and a retail and community hub, including—

• preserving existing wāhi tapu

• open space, public reserves, establishing new wetlands, and an ecological restoration area

Construct and operate a retirement village, comprising—

• approximately 260 independent living units (cottages, villas, and townhouses)

• a central main building with approximately 20 assisted living suites, 20 memory care suites, 10 care suite beds, and 20 serviced apartments

In stages, develop Te Ārai South Precinct and Regional Park, comprising—

• expanding the existing land-based sand mining operations to enable the extraction of up to approximately 300,000 cubic metres of sand per annum

• developing the Te Ārai Regional Park and establishing a Ngāti Manuhiri Te Ārai Regional Park “gateway village” visitor development, including approximately 180 accommodation units

• developing approximately 420 residential, papakāinga, retirement, and worker accommodation units (in stages)

• land-based aquaculture development operations

1 Kope Drain Road, Awakeri, and 44 Keepa Road, Whakatāne (Site 1), 304 Tahuna Road, Te Teko (Site 2), and 1257 State Highway 2, Waimana (Site 3)

Develop—

• 2 residential housing developments (approximately 140 and 30 allotments each)

• a water storage project for approximately 3 million cubic litres

• a historic campsite

126 State Highway 1, Awanui, 258 Sandhills Road, Awanui, and Hukatere Road, Northland

Near 33 Old Christchurch Road, Arahura, Hokitika

Ngāi Tahu Forestry: Part of Lot 8 DP301 (105 hectares)

Public Conservation Land: Pt Sec 2 SO12035 (74.5 hectares)

Redevelop the existing Eden Park facility to provide an approximately 50,000-person-capacity stadium with a retractable roof, including—

• developing the North and West Stands

• constructing an approximately 20,000-seat rectangular playing field and pedestrian bridge

• function and entertainment facilities, a boutique hotel, and student accommodation

The Hills Holdings Limited, The Hills Residences Limited

Extend the Paraparaumu Town Centre, including—

• approximately 1,800 residential allotments

• retail and tourism activities

• aged-care residential facilities

• realigning the Wharemauku Stream and wetland development

Develop—

• approximately 550 residential dwellings of mixed typology, a childcare centre and a café

• a housing assembly and distribution centre

• existing racing activities over the remaining site area

In stages, establish and operate mine sites for mineral sand extraction activities, processing, and transporting processed minerals through the Greymouth Port, comprising—

• Stage 1: Northern Block and Rapahoe plant—sand mineral extraction (approximately 63 hectares over 5 years), establishing a wet concentrator plant, and constructing and operating a secondary mineral separation plant

• Stage 2: Central Block—sand mineral extraction (approximately 208 hectares over 9 years)

• Stage 3: Southern Block—sand mineral extraction (approximately 172 hectares over 9 years), including Maher swamp enhancement, planting, and restoration

635 hectares at Barrytown Flats, Greymouth

Northern Block

3261 Coast Road and Burke Road, State Highway 6

Central Block

3067 Coast Road, State Highway 6

Southern Block

Cargill Road and Warren Road

Mineral separation plant

Rapahoe

Seven Mile Road

Upgrade the HVDC inter-island transmission link and replace undersea cables connecting the North Island and the South Island, including—

• replacing, recovering, and disposing of 3 existing HVDC undersea cables, and installing a fourth cable

• constructing new or extended cable termination stations at the Oteranga Bay and Ōraumoa / Fighting Bay sites, and relocating existing transmission lines to connect to the termination stations

In the Cook Strait, generally in the area subject to the Cook Strait Cable Protection Zone, Oteranga Bay, Ōraumoa / Fighting Bay, and land under the BEN-HAY A line

Tukituki Water Security Limited, Water Holdings Hawkes Bay Limited

Dam the Makaroro River and create a water storage reservoir to enable regional water security and sustainability, including—

• constructing an approximately 83-metre-high dam in the Makaroro River

• creating a reservoir (of approximately 93 million cubic metres, approximately 7 kilometres long, and with a surface area of approximately 372 hectares)

• releasing up to approximately 20 million cubic metres to ensure the provision of minimum flows in the Tukituki River

• an irrigation footprint of approximately 20,000 to 30,000 hectares

• a land exchange with the Department of Conservation

Development comprising—

• approximately 1,000 residential dwellings

• a commercial centre

• parks, playing fields, walkways, and cycleways

• ecological restoration, including a wetland sanctuary, an amenity open space (approximately 19 hectares), dune restoration and enhancement planting (approximately 17.5 hectares), and restoration and re-naturalisation of an existing watercourse

Wellington International Airport

International Airport Southern Seawall Renewal

Southern Seawall landward portion: Wellington City Council (Record of Title WN45A/75)

Southern Seawall seaward portion: Coastal Marine Area

Miramar Golf Club and Airport site: 28 Stewart Duff Drive and 18 George Bolt Street, Rongotai, Wellington

Supply wharf: within coastal marine area of Evans Bay

Develop a hydro scheme in the Waitaha River to provide renewable energy, including—

• constructing, operating, and maintaining a weir to divert a portion of the Waitaha River into an approximately 1.5 kilometre tunnel to convey water to a powerhouse

• constructing and maintaining an access road

• a 66 kV transmission route, conveying power from the scheme to the distribution connection point on State Highway 6