New Chums Beach was nominated as one of the top 20 beaches in the world by Observer UK 2006:
· White sandy crescent shaped beach with turquoise water and bush down to the beach.
· The beach is an unspoiled paradise.
· There are no signs of development or civilization
The proposal:
· A 20 lot housing subdivision, 12 lots alongside New Chums beach and the remainder at the north end of Whangapoua beach
· Five lots which will be viewable from the northern end of New Chums beach (lots 1, 2, 3, 4 and 8 ).
· An access track at the northern end of New Chums will allow the launching of small boats.
· A boatshed will be constructed beside the access track to house small boats (subject to resource consent approval).
TO STOP THIS DEVELOPMENT
Submit your opposition to the TCDC by THE END OF TUESDAY THIS WEEK (August 17th, 5.00 pm).
To make a last-minute submission:
1. Download an online submission form. You can type directly on the form if you have Acrobat Reader. There is a link to the form you will need on this page (there is also a short info sheet in this page):
http://www.savenewchums.co.nz/
Email a copy of your submission form to TCDC customer.services@tcdc.govt.nz. A copy must also go to the developer martha.tong@boffamiskell.co.nz
Also email these people:
Kate Wilkinson – Minister of Conservation
kate.wilkinson@national.org.nz
Nick Smith – Minister of the Environment
nick.smith@national.org.nz
John Key – Minister of Tourism
john.key@national.org.nz
Jonathan Coleman – Associate Minister of Tourism
jonathan.coleman@national.org.nz