SLIDE 1 Alcohol- state of play
Natalia Fareti
Research Analyst
5 June 2014
SLIDE 2 > 31 LAPs at either the draft or provisional stage, covering 40 councils – 14 are draft LAPs and are yet to become provisional – 15 are provisional and have been appealed
- 67 appeals lodged with ARLA
– 2 are provisional and have yet to be notified > 26 councils who have not yet developed a draft LAP or are in the process leading up to one > Plus one other council who fits none of the above
Where is everybody at in the LAP process?
61.2% of TAs have gone through at least the draft LAP process
18 20 2 8 18 1
- No. of councils at various points of LAP
development
Draft developed Provisional & appealed Provisional, yet to be notified Pre-draft development No news yet Other
SLIDE 3
> Ruapehu District Council > Received zero appeals > Formally adopted on 13 May > Comes into force on 21 August 2014
The first LAP to be formally adopted
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> Supermarkets – want the default national off-licence hours and removal and amendment of various discretionary conditions. > Hospitality industry – want extension of mainly on-licence hours but also ask reconsideration of hours for off-licences, and reconsideration of special licence issuance limitations. > Various liquor stores – challenging hours, discretionary conditions, issuance of further licences, location of premises.
Common grounds of appeal
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> Need clear justification for each element in PLAPs. > Ensure robust public consultation processes in place > Be aware that there will be strong pushback on hour limitations > Highlight the community input (ie submissions made by members of the public)
What you will need to consider
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> Tasman District Council – w/c 28 July > Waimakariri District Council – w/c 4 August
First hearings
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> Richard Kempthorne, Mayor Tasman District Council > John Tregidga, Mayor Hauraki District Council
Updates from Tasman and Hauraki
