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Your OIA request has been assigned to our records team.

 

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From: [2][FOI #17641 email]

Sent: Sunday, November 21, 2021 12:03 PM

To: [3][Porirua City Council request email]

Subject: [EXTERNAL] Official Information request - Use of GIS Data with
Development of Proposed District Plan

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Dear Porirua City Council

Maps of natural hazards are included in online maps for the proposed
district plan. One of the GIS layers relates to ‘’Coastal Hazard -
Inundation’’.

Please provide me with the following information:
- the method, or methods, and the source of data, used to map the seaward
extent of this GIS polygon defining the Coastal Hazard - Inundation.
- in the compilation of the GIS data to accompany the online version of
the proposed district plan, did the council consider using the seaward
limit of the Coastal Hazard Inundation polygon as a ‘proxy’ for MHWS.
- if the answer is yes, provide all information about the scope and
outcome of that consideration by PCC.
- if the answer is no, provide all information about the relevant decision
making so I can determine if the omission to use the Coastal Hazard -
Inundation polygon was deliberate or an oversight.

Yours faithfully,

Brian Warburton

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Dear Brian

Thank you for your email. I have forwarded your request to the appropriate
department to respond to you.

Please find attached our Acknowledgement letter.

Ngā mihi,

Marcella Ropu
Records & Scanning Officer

Kaiārahi Pūkete me te Karapa

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From: [2][FOI #17641 email]

Sent: Sunday, November 21, 2021 12:03 PM

To: [3][Porirua City Council request email]

Subject: [EXTERNAL] Official Information request - Use of GIS Data with
Development of Proposed District Plan

--------------------------------------------------------------------------

Dear Porirua City Council

Maps of natural hazards are included in online maps for the proposed
district plan. One of the GIS layers relates to ‘’Coastal Hazard -
Inundation’’.

Please provide me with the following information:
- the method, or methods, and the source of data, used to map the seaward
extent of this GIS polygon defining the Coastal Hazard - Inundation.
- in the compilation of the GIS data to accompany the online version of
the proposed district plan, did the council consider using the seaward
limit of the Coastal Hazard Inundation polygon as a ‘proxy’ for MHWS.
- if the answer is yes, provide all information about the scope and
outcome of that consideration by PCC.
- if the answer is no, provide all information about the relevant decision
making so I can determine if the omission to use the Coastal Hazard -
Inundation polygon was deliberate or an oversight.

Yours faithfully,

Brian Warburton

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This is an Official Information request made via the FYI website.

Please use this email address for all replies to this request:
[4][FOI #17641 email]

Is [5][Porirua City Council request email] the wrong address for Official
Information requests to Porirua City Council? If so, please contact us
using this form:
[6]https://fyi.org.nz/change_request/new?bo...

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the internet. Our privacy and copyright policies:
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page.

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Kia ora Brian

Please find attached a reply to your recent Local Government Official
Information and Meetings Act request relating to the use of GIS  data for
the Proposed District Plan.

 

Ngā mihi,

Moana Wyatt (she/her)
Principal Advisor (Information)

Kaitohutohu Matua (Pārongo)

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