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Land Use Planning Guide for Hazardous Facilities
February 2002, Ref. ME424
This guide is the result of the review of the 1995 document Land Use Planning for Hazardous Facilities commonly known as the “Red Book”. The Red Book introduced planning guidelines for hazardous facilities and a new planning method, the Hazardous Facility Screening Procedure (HFSP). In addition, the calculation spreadsheet has been produced as a template for the HFSP.
Availability:
- Download PDF (2 MB)
- Download Excel spreadsheet (XLS 863 KB) (Note: This template may not be compatible with older versions of Excel, and may require saving to hard disk before it can be properly used. To do this, right-click on the link and select 'Save target as'.)
- CDs (of the PDF and Excel spreadsheet) free from the Ministry for the Environment (email publications@mfe.govt.nz)
Contents:
Acknowledgement
Quick Guide to Land Use Planning for Hazardous Facilities
Chapter Overview
- Introduction
- Regulatory Framework
- Classification of Hazardous Substances
- Land Use Planning for Hazardous Substances under the RMA
- The Hazardous Facility Screening Procedure (HFSP)
- Linking the HFSP with the District Plan
- Implementing and Administering the HFSP
- Model District Plan Section on the HFSP
References
Bibliography: Background Documents and Databases on Hazardous Substances
List of Abbreviations
Glossary
Appendices
Appendix A: HFSP Rating Criteria for Hazardous Substances
Appendix B: Hazardous Substances Hazard Ratings
Appendix C: Rating Guide
Appendix D: Spreadsheet for HFSP Calculations
Appendix E: Case Studies
Appendix F: Section 32 Explanation
Appendix G: Schedule to District Plan Section on Hazardous Facilities
