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Property File No: REF200612814 I have requested that the information be provided to me under the Local Government Official Information andMeetings Act 1987 (LGOIMA). Council is protected from liability for having provided this information by s41 ofthe LGOIMA. Council is not liable for any inaccuracies or errors in the information provided.

The information provided does not constitute a Land Information Memorandum or any similar document.

I will only use the information for a lawful purpose and will not use, copy or distribute any private or confidentialinformation in a way that might constitute a breach of the Privacy Act.

The content of this document is confidential and may contain copyright information and/or legally privilegedinformation. If the document is not intended for you, you must not use, read, copy or distribute it. If you havereceived the information by mistake please call 64 7 376 0899 immediately and erase all material immediately.

Table of Contents

Application for building consent - BC190280 - A2449332........................ 3Building plans - BC190280 - A2449333............................................. 8Evidence of ownership - BC190280 - A2449334................................. 11Owner authorisation - BC190280 - A2449335.................................... 13Specifications - BC190280 - A2449337............................................ 15Vetting checksheet - BC190280 - A2449339......................................40Producer Statement PS3 - Fireplace Installation - A2453165.................. 432019-04-24 Required items for building consent - A2453166.................. 452019-04-26 Processing checksheet - A2453290................................. 47Building Consent - A2454349........................................................ 50Application for Code of Compliance Certificate BC190280 - A2482677...... 53Producer Statement - Fireplace BC190280 - A2482678........................ 562019-06-18 Audit Report - G10 - A2490177...................................... 592019-06-18 Site Notice - A2490182................................................ 642019-06-19 Statement of compliance - A2490472............................... 66Code of Compliance Certificate - A2490675...................................... 68Non-notified land use consent - Resource Consent 951090 - A156646...... 71DPS 72550 - Resource Consent RM951091 - Flats plan update - Flat 3 -

A1200048.......................................................................... 77Historical Information 0126-0040/2 MICROFICHE - A114301.................. 79Checked plan of development against requirements 12-09-1984 -

A156628.......................................................................... 100First stage crosslease 6-09-1984 - A156629.................................... 103New Street Address - A297070.................................................... 105Specified Departure - Third dwelling unit 9-09-1987 (Rear property) -

A156644.......................................................................... 107Drainage Plan - A1863276......................................................... 109

Application for building consent - BC190280 - A2449332

Application for Building Consent/PIM (includingAmendment &Temporary Structures)

Property Selection

Application &Project

Taupo District Council

46 Horomatangi Street, Taupo

Private Bag 2005, Taupo 3352

New Zealand

Telephone 00 64 7 376 0899

Fax 00 64 7 378 0118

Email [email protected]

Website www.taupodc.govt.nz

Reference Number: REF190416563

Submitted On: 16/04/2019 01:15

Submitted By: Dean Buckingham

Property ID 0730359900C

Address 2/40 Pihanga Street, Taupo

House Number

Street

Suburb

Area Description

Legal Description Flat 1 DPS 36739 on Lot 7 DP 30456 Having 1/3 Interest in 1153 Sqm

Location Map

Property Type Residential

Valuation Number

Property Ward

Nature of application: Minor (fireplace, demolition/removal, swimming pools, drainage, solar)

Application Info Building Consent

Is there an existing PIM? No

Location of building within site/block number:

Number of levels:

Current, lawfully established use: Detached dwellings

Year first constructed:

Add number of occupants per level and per use if more than one:

Description of the building work:Installation of a Kent Haast woodburner completed with Pan &Dektite

Flashings

Intended life of the building, if less than 50 years:

List any previous building consents/PIMs for this project, if applicable:

Estimated value of the building work on which the building levies will be

calculated (including GST):3500.00

Applicant Details

Is there a new swimming pool or spa pool proposed for this project? No

Type: Builder

Name: Dean Buckingham

Company name:

Address:

Landline:

Mobile:

Email address: [email protected]

Accept TandC Yes

Privacy Statement

Name of owner(s) Mr. Abraham

Contact person

Mailing address Flat 2, 40 Pihanga Street, Taupo 3330

Street address/registered office

Landline

Mobile 021 355508

Daytime

After hours

Fax

Email address [email protected]

Confirm email address [email protected]

Website

The following evidence of ownership is attached Rates Invoice

Please upload evidence of ownership Abraham Rates.pdf (625669 bytes)•

Is there an agent working on behalf of the applicant? Yes

Name of agent/business Dean Buckingham

Contact person

Mailing Address Unit 1, 617 Oruanui Road, RD 4, Taupo 3384

Street address/registered office

Landline

Mobile 021 355508

Daytime

After hours

Fax

Email address [email protected]

Confirm email address [email protected]

Website

Relationship to owner Agent

I confirm that I am authorised to submit this application on behalf of the

owner and a copy of this authorisation is attached to this application.Yes

Application Checklist

Please upload authorisation documentation Abraham Authorisation.pdf (366527 bytes)•

First point of contact for technical queries related to the processing of

this applicationAgent

The person specified below will be responsible for all debt associated with this building consent.

In ticking this box I agree that I will pay, or arrange payment, of all fees

payable in respect of this application. I acknowledge that a cancellation

fee may be payable if this application is withdrawn before a building

consent is issued

Yes

Please specify the billing details for this application Agent

Use this checklist when finalising your building drawings/plans to assist you to lodge a complete application and to avoid delays in processing.

Your application will be accepted based on this checklist to ensure that is has sufficient information to commence processing. All items on this

checklist must be circled to show that they are either provided or are not applicable to your project (N/A).

Later additional information may be requested during the processing of your building consent to confirm compliance with the Building Act, Building

Code, District Plan and any other relevant legislation. Processing time will be suspended until information is received.

General Documentation Required

Owner authorisation provided Yes

All drawings must meet the minimum requirements of the technical

drawings standard AS/NZS1100 with a minimum font size of Microsoft

Word text size 8. Index provided for plans and specifications.

Yes

All documents including photocopies must be legible Yes

All plans are to be titled and dated (or version number) Yes

Comments

Legal Documentation Required

Evidence of ownership provided. Yes

Comments

Plumbing &Drainage

Plumbing and Drainage N/A

Comments

Wet Area Showers (Level entry)

Wet Area Shower N/A

Comments:

Swimming Pool/Spa Pool

Swimming Pool/Spa Pool N/A

Comments

Fireplace

Solid Fuel Heater Yes

Is the proposed appliance ‘clean air’ approved? Yes

Make/Model of fire appliance. Yes

Make &Model of fireplace: Kent Haast

Elevations showing roof cladding and height of flue in relation to roof. Yes

Flashing details (roof/wall penetrations). Yes

Attachments

Entire floor plan showing position of proposed fireplace in relation to

windows, doors and flammable materials. Include labels of all rooms.Yes

Location of all smoke alarms. Yes

Manufacturer specifications including seismic restraints and hearth

information.Yes

Wetback Installation

Wetback installation N/A

Comments

Solar Heating

Solar Heating N/A

Comments

Demolition/Removal

Demolition/Removal N/A

Comments

Please ensure all documents are correctly and adequately named prior to uploading.

Please upload the plans related to the proposed work as one PDF (not

as individual sheets):

Abraham Plans.pdf (709591 bytes)•

Please upload all generic specifications related to proposed works as

one PDF (not as individual sheets):

Abraham Fire &Flue Specs &Docs.pdf (6134263 bytes)•

Please upload the project specific specifications related to proposed

works as one PDF (not as individual sheets):

No files uploaded

Please upload any additional documents not yet provided: No files uploaded

Once issued I would like to receive my consent documentation by: Email - We will email you a download link

Building plans - BC190280 - A2449333

The above list is an indication only of the inspections that may need to be carried out to ensure the work complies with the building consent. Additional

inspections may be required to satisfy the requirements of Section 90 of the Building Act 2004. Persons carrying out building work are to ensure that

adequate inspections are carried out to enable the Building Consent Authority to be satisfied the work complies with the consent as required by Section

94(1)(a) of the Building Act 2004. Please ensure that all relevant components are inspected and ‘signed off’ by Taupō District Council building control staff before progressing to the next stage and all conditions/notes are complied with. Inspection Bookings: For Taupō & Mangakino phone (07) 376 0899 For Turangi phone (07) 386 7017

REQUIRED ITEMS FOR BUILDING CONSENT BC 190280

Inspections Required The following inspections are required: 1 Code Compliance - Fire Appliance 1 Total Inspections

Documentation Required The following documentation is required: CCC application form PS3 Fireplace

Advice Notes When all building work authorised by this building consent is complete, an electronic Application for Code Compliance Certificate must be submitted online https://online.taupo.govt.nz Until such time as all documentation is received and approved, the final inspection will not be carried out. If no application has been made, Taupo District Council must decide whether to issue the CCC after 2 years of the building consent being granted. Prior to a Code of Compliance Inspection being carried out, a PS3 from a suitably qualified person is to be supplied stating the fire place has been installed in accordance with the New Zealand Building Code. A PS3 form for this purpose is enclosed. Fire Appliance: Prior to a Code of Compliance Inspection being carried out, a PS3 from a suitably qualified person is to be supplied stating the roof flashing system has been installed as per the manufacturers specifications in accordance with E2. A PS3 form for this purpose in enclosed. If not already complying, smoke alarms are to be fitted in accordance with NZBC F7. The issuing of this consent does not authorise any other work not covered in the description of work on the application, or not clearly indicated as new building work on the building consented plans.

Evidence of ownership - BC190280 - A2449334

Owner authorisation - BC190280 - A2449335

Specifications - BC190280 - A2449337




94(1)(a) of the Building Act 2004. Please ensure that all relevant components are inspected and ‘signed off’ by Taupō District Council building control staff before progressing to the next stage and all conditions/notes are complied with. Inspection Bookings: For Taupō & Mangakino phone (07) 376 0899 For Turangi phone (07) 386 7017


Inspections Required The following inspections are required: 1 Code Compliance - Fire Appliance 1 Total Inspections

Documentation Required The following documentation is required: CCC application form PS3 Fireplace

Advice Notes When all building work authorised by this building consent is complete, an electronic Application for Code Compliance Certificate must be submitted online https://online.taupo.govt.nz Until such time as all documentation is received and approved, the final inspection will not be carried out. If no application has been made, Taupo District Council must decide whether to issue the CCC after 2 years of the building consent being granted. Prior to a Code of Compliance Inspection being carried out, a PS3 from a suitably qualified person is to be supplied stating the fire place has been installed in accordance with the New Zealand Building Code. A PS3 form for this purpose is enclosed. Fire Appliance: Prior to a Code of Compliance Inspection being carried out, a PS3 from a suitably qualified person is to be supplied stating the roof flashing system has been installed as per the manufacturers specifications in accordance with E2. A PS3 form for this purpose in enclosed. If not already complying, smoke alarms are to be fitted in accordance with NZBC F7. The issuing of this consent does not authorise any other work not covered in the description of work on the application, or not clearly indicated as new building work on the building consented plans.

Kent products are distributed by:Aber Holdings Ltd T/A Aber, Hamilton

Free Phone: 0800 161 [email protected]

KWF295-6950

HAAST WOOD FIRE

FEATURES:• Clean air approved mid-size radiant wood fire

• Heat is emitted directly and warms all objects in its path before heating the air

• Ideal for draughty homes or higher ceilings

• Traditional matt black design, 6mm steel

• Vermiculite brick lined firebox

• Multi-burn firebox helps glass remain clear

• Steel plate top for cooking use

SPECIFICATIONS:• Estimated maximum heat output: 18kW

• Heats area up to 210m² (typically up to four standard rooms)

• Average emission rate: 0.98g/kg

• Overall average efficiency: 66%

• ECAN Authorisation No. 144660

DIMENSIONS (mm):

415x 225

575

730

560

161287.5

150

Minimum Installation Clearances (with flue shield) mm Hearth Clearances (mm)

A B C D E F G H J K L M N

160 360 300 130 190 320 645 500 835 960 1340 640 1160

INSTALLATION CLEARANCES:

18kW 210m2 Clean AirRadiant &Convection

Corner ClearancesWall Clearances

N

N

RECOMMENDED FLUE KITS:Standard KWF298-7005

Energy Saver KWF298-7006Flue kits are tested to AS/NZS2918 Appendix F report no. 02/649.

www.kent.co.nz 4359-02/16

INSTALLATION & OPERATINGINSTRUCTIONS

Clean Air Freestanding Wood Fires

1. This Kent freestanding wood fire must be installed by an approved installer, ideally registered with the New Zealand Home Heating Association. Do not allow any makeshift or compromising installation methods as this could result in a house fire. This Kent freestanding wood fire must be installed according to these instructions.

2. A Building Consent from the Local Authority must be obtained before installing this wood fire, and we suggest that the Insurance Company covering building insurance be advised of the installation.

3. This Kent freestanding wood fire, when installed according to these instructions, complies with the provisions of AS/NZS 2918-2001 “Installation of Domestic Solid Fuel Burning Appliances”.

4. The clearances given in these instructions are necessary to prevent overheating of nearby combustibles and drying out of the house structure. They may not be reduced without authorisation.

5. There must be a clearance of at least 1 metre between the front of this Kent freestanding wood fire and any building structure or other substantial immovable object in front of the wood fire.

RETAIN THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCEImportant: the installer or seller must leave these instructions with the purchaser

GENERAL INFORMATION

General Information ........................ 1Testing & Approvals ......................... 2Installation ...................................... 2-5Operation ....................................... 6-7Maintenance .................................... 8Replacement Parts ..................... 9-10Warranty .......................................... 11

CONTENTS

TESTING & APPROVALS

FREESTANDING WOOD FIRE INSTALLATION

To adequately install a Kent freestanding wood fire the following items are required: an assembled wood fire, a floor protector, a flue system and a suitable flashing system for flashing the roof penetration.

An insulating floor protector is not required for the Kent freestanding wood fire, but a single layer ash floor protector of non-combustible material must be used. The floor protector must extend under the appliance and not less than 300mm in front of the fuel-loading and ash removal openings. The width of the floor protector shall be not less than the width of the appliance and shall extend not less than 200mm from each side of any ash removal or fuel-loading openings.

Select a location for the wood fire, considering the minimum clearances required (Refer Fig.1 & Table 2).

Place the wood fire into the desired position and plumb for the ceiling and roof penetrations. Allow for 150mm diameter flue pipe, 200mm diameter inner casing and 250mm outer casing. Check the proposed route of the flue to ensure it is clear of roof trusses and rafters in the ceiling space or other obstructions. It may be necessary to move the location of the wood fire to ensure this.

Once the location is confirmed, the wood fire must be restrained against movement due to earthquakes. The Kent freestanding wood fire is restrained by fixing the wood fire to the floor with two bolts of 6mm minimum diameter through the holes provided in the plinth base, through the floor protector and floor. For solid concrete floors, use 8mm DYNABOLTS® or similar, with a minimum depth of engagement into the floor of 50mm.

External fire dimensions (mm) Performance

Model Model No. Width Depth Height Average emissionsAverage efficiency ECAN NO *

Cardrona KWF295-6960 535 407 648 0.80g/kg 69% 165498

Oxford KWF295-6961 535 407 648 0.80g/kg 69% 165500

Benmore KWF295-6962 535 407 648 0.80g/kg 69% 165499

Kiwi Rad II KWF295-5910 585 475 645 0.80g/kg 69% 111356

Tui Rad KWF295-6931 580 450 620 0.70g/kg 71% 111269

Tui Rad (Wetback) KWF295-6932 580 450 620 0.66g/kg 65% WB 111270

Firenze KWF295-5908 600 490 660 0.70g/kg 71.30% 110613

Astron KWF295-5987 600 490 770 0.70g/kg 71.30% 110612

Astron (Pewter grey) KWF295-5991 600 490 770 0.70g/kg 71.30% 110612

Signature KWF295-6824 700 505 715 0.85g/kg 71.34% 111733

Haast KWF295-6950 575 560 730 0.98g/kg 66% 144660

Aspiring KWF295-6951 575 560 730 0.98g/kg 66% 144661

Murchison KWF295-6952 575 560 730 0.98g/kg 66% 144662

Tilefire Max CA/II KWF295-6936 554 730 665 0.53g/kg 69% 132877

Quantum KWF295-5990 685 635 730 0.54g/kg 68.70% 121974

Barker II KWF295-6934 615 634 730 0.54g/kg 71% 111240

Barker II (Wetback) KWF295-6935 615 634 730 0.53g/kg 65% WB 111241

* ECAN NO = Environment Canterbury authorisation number.

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TABLE 1

N

N

Minimum Installation Clearances (with flue shield) mm Hearth Clearances (mm)

Model Model No. A B C* D E F G H J K L M N

Cardrona KWF295-6960 135 350 300 130 120 255 610 395 795 865 1140 585 1000

Oxford KWF295-6961 135 350 300 130 120 255 610 395 795 865 1140 585 1000

Benmore KWF295-6962 135 350 300 130 120 255 610 395 795 865 1140 585 1000

Kiwi Rad II KWF295-5910 140 285 300 125 100 265 577 390 785 830 1115 565 970

Tui Rad KWF295-6931KWF295-6932 100 400 300 155 200 250 690 512 840 800 1275 550 1110

Firenze KWF295-5908 100 225 300 90 50 235 525 360 780 820 1085 585 960

Astron KWF295-5987KWF295-5991 100 225 300 90 50 235 525 360 780 820 1085 585 960

Signature KWF295-6824 100 250 300 90 50 245 600 400 880 805 1120 560 1140

Haast KWF295-6950 160 360 300 130 190 320 645 500 835 960 1340 640 1160

Aspiring KWF295-6951 160 360 300 130 190 320 645 500 835 960 1340 640 1160

Murchison KWF295-6952 160 360 300 130 190 320 645 500 835 960 1340 640 1160

Tilefire Max C/A II KWF295-6936 100 270 300 145 150 275 547 465 844 1015 1400 740 1200

Quantum KWF295-5990 100 300 300 80 50 260 642 440 845 940 1300 680 1100

Barker II KWF295-6934KWF295-6935 255 435 300 130 190 404 743 485 875 1084 1365 680 1200

Tilefire (non C/A) KWF296-6068 100 400 300 145 150 265 580 455 890 1120 1350 760 1200

* Fuel loading opening to end of floor protector.

Wall Clearances Corner Clearances

STANDARD FLUE INSTALLATIONCut a 260mm square penetration for the passage of the flue pipe and casings through the ceiling. Trim back and reframe timbers to allow for fixing the ceiling plate and outer liner.

Cut and frame an opening in the roof and position the outer casing through the roof until it is flush with the underside of the ceiling. Fix with 4 adequate screws to the framing of the square opening in the ceiling. Centralize 250mm flue casing in the 260mm square cut holes so each fixing point has a 5mm gap between flue casing and timber.

Ensure a suitable flashing is installed on any roof penetration point. Flash the outer casing to the roof, to make a permanent, weatherproof seal. Place the ceiling plate with folded edges upwards over the flue spigot on the wood fire.

Join the required number of flue pipes by inserting the swaged ends of the upper piece into the plain end of the lower piece. Drill and fix each length with three stainless rivets or self-tapping screws. It is important that each flue pipe joint is sealed with commercially available flue sealing compound, including the joint between the flue spigot and the first length of flue pipe.

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FIG. 1

TABLE 2

Note: Black painted flue pipes may only be used where they are visible. Flue pipes located wholly inside the casings in the roof space must be stainless steel only. Position the flue pipe into the spigot in the top of the wood fire. The flue pipe can either be lowered from the top as a single unit or fed up from the room a length at a time, ensuring that all joints are sealed and fixed properly.

Slide the inner 200mm Ø casing into place, between the outer casing and the flue pipe, ensuring that the spacers are fitted to maintain equal clearances around the flue and casings.

The flue pipe must extend at least 200mm above the outer casing at the top of the flue system. Extra lengths of flue pipe, inner casing and outer casing may be required to achieve the minimum distance above the roof. Joins between lengths of outer casing must be made with the upper end of the lower section inside the bottom edge of the upper length (the opposite of the method used for the flue pipe).

Place the top spreader in place and tighten. Slide the cowl transition over the flue pipe until it rests on the top spreader. Secure with stainless rivets or self-tapping screws.

Fit the rain-hat. Note: It must be removable for cleaning.

Screw the ceiling plate securely in position, through the holes provided, into the outer casing support framing. Ensure that the ceiling plate is spaced off from the ceiling by means of the spacers supplied in the flue kit. Do not fix the ceiling plate directly to the ceiling.

Where a flue terminates more than two metres above the roof penetration, it may be necessary to fit restraining guy wires for stability in high wind conditions.

The flue system should be vertical and without bends. If an offset is required, it should be as close to the wood fire as practicable and should not be offset more than 0.5 metres from the centre line of the flue stub. Clearances from the flue pipe to combustible materials must be maintained (Refer Table 2). Restrictions or leaks in the flue system may reduce the draught and, in severe conditions, could cause smoke to enter the room.

The flue pipe shall extend not less than 4.6 metres above the top of the floor protector.

The flue cowl must be at least 0.6 metres above the highest point of the roof if within 3 metres of it, or 1m above the roof penetration if more than 3 metres from point of the roof (Refer Fig. 2).

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No part of a building, or any adjacent object, may be in or above a circular area of 3 metres from the flue exit.

These heights are given as a general minimum, and in actual practice the presence of surrounding structures, trees, fences, etc. may necessitate additional height for satisfactory performance.

FOR MORE INFORMATION, REFER TO THE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS INCLUDED WITH THE FLUE KIT.

3m

3m

3m More than 3m

0.6m

1m (min)

or less

*Increase flue height as needed to be clear by 3m

FIG. 2

Before the wood fire is used, ensure that a Compliance Certificate (supplied by a Registered Installer and/or Territorial Authority Inspector) is obtained for the user. We encourage initial demonstrations on how to light and operate the fire to ensure the user can confidently operate the fire for safe and efficient performance.

*

Single storey flue install

Second storey flue install

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60336029

6022

6049 6049

6022

7354

6049

6022

0.6m3m

3mor less More than 3m

6053

6051

6049

6022

7026

70256614

7351

6328

FIG. 3 FIG. 4

7005{ Model No. Description

KWF298-7005 Kent standard flue kit 4.2m

KWF298-7006 Kent energy saver flue kit 4.2m

KWF298-6033 Kent single length stainless steel flue 150 x 1200mm

KWF298-6022 Kent stainless steel flue reflector

KWF298-6029 Kent stainless steel flue twin pack 150mm

KWF298-6049 Kent black stainless steel flue twin pack 150 x 1200mm

KWF298-6051 Kent floor penetration 200/250mm diameter

KWF298-6053 Kent 360 degree flue pipe guard

KWF298-6328 Kent stainless steel hat and cowl

KWF298-6614 Kent extension flue 150-200-250 - 1200mm

KWF298-7025 Kent galvanised flue 200 x 1200mm

KWF298-7026 Kent galvanised flue 250 x 1200mm

KWF298-7351 Kent black flue 150 x 1200mm

KWF298-7354 Kent sloping ceiling kit

1. Adjust the air control knob, until it is fully open.2. Place several pieces of crumpled newspaper in the base of the firebox, and criss-cross with 8-10 pieces of dry split kindling. Stack several pieces of dry split firewood no greater than 30cm in length on top of the kindling. 3. Ignite the paper and leave the door slightly ajar (resting it on the latch). Let the fire establish itself for 4-5 minutes, then open the door and add some more pieces of wood. Do not leave the fire unattended during this process.4. Close the door fully, but leave the air control fully open until the wood is well alight and burning brightly.

Note: It may be necessary in some cases to leave the door ajar for longer periods and use more small kindling in order to establish enough heat to warm up the flue. Only when the flue is sufficiently warm to create the necessary draft to maintain the fire may the door be fully closed. It may take trial and error to find a lighting procedure that suits your situation.

OPERATION

Thank you for purchasing a Kent wood fire. Used and maintained correctly, it will provide you with many years of warmth in your home. Kent wood fires have been the main source of heating for many Kiwi homes, with nearly 400,000 installed.

Please ensure your installer completes and signs the warranty registration card in this booklet. We encourage you to read the warranty conditions and draw your attention to improper fuel use.

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LIGHTINGOn initial light up, the presence of smoke may be noticed. This is normal and will dissipate quickly. DO NOT BURN YOUR WOOD FIRE TOO QUICKLY TO BEGIN WITH. Allow several small fires to build up a layer of ash in the wood fire, and cure the paint before using maximum power.

NORMAL OPERATION ONCE THE FIRE IS ESTABLISHEDThe Kent wood fire requires fresh air for optimal burning, and this must come from outside the house. A normal house will allow enough air in through incidental openings to satisfy this. We recommend that a source of air be located near the wood fire for best performance. This can be simply a window that is left ajar while the wood fire is in use. If this is not possible, and the house is particularly air-tight, a vent may need to be installed next to the wood fire to provide the air required. Lack of air will lead to a wood fire that is hard to light and get going, or in bad cases, to smoke spilling back into the room.

While an air control is fitted, it is recommended that, for the cleanest operation, this is left fully open and the amount of heat generated is adjusted by the amount of fuel that is used. The heater burns cleanest when it is running at a high rate.

Once the fire is well established, the output can be regulated by the amount of wood that is used.

To reload the fire, open the air control fully, and then open the door. Note that the fire burns hottest at the front of the firebox and so there may be unburnt wood at the back when it comes time to reload. This is normal. Rake through the contents to move any unburnt wood forward and then place the desired amount of wood into the firebox. Close the door.

The view of the flame through the glass door will give you the best indication of how your wood fire is performing. In order to accomplish maximum combustion performance, the fire should give a rolling, boiling flame pattern. At reduced setting the flame will be slower.

For all practical purposes, the air control should be fully open when there is unburnt wood in the wood fire. Fire holding periods may be increased by turning down the air control, this is at the cost of greater emissions and creosote production. At low settings, creosote may condense on the glass, reducing the visibility of the fire. The best indication that the fire is operating correctly is that the glass remains clean, without build-up of black or brown deposits. Some whitish bloom on the glass is normal and does not generally indicate a fault in operation.

The way you burn your wood fire will also determine what is happening up the flue. Continued burning at high rates with a good clean flame will minimise soot and creosote deposits in the flue.

CLEANING OUT THE WOOD FIREYour wood fire should require minimum cleaning. If the wood fire is operated correctly according to the instructions most of the ash will be consumed by later fires and a bed of ash will be maintained that does not build up to any great extent.

If you find that you have to clean out ashes every day or so, it indicates that the wood fire is not being operated correctly. Either excessively wet wood or foreign materials are being burnt, or the air control is being turned down too much.

Don’t clean out the firebox completely. Leave approximately 25mm of ash in the bottom of the firebox after cleaning. These ashes in the bottom of the wood fire assist the burning process, by insulating the firebox and allowing air circulation under the fire bed.

When emptying ashes use a metal container with a tight fitting lid. Do not use this container for any other purpose. The closed container of ashes should immediately be taken outdoors to a location well away from any combustible materials, pending final disposal. If the ashes are to be disposed of by burial in the garden or otherwise locally dispersed, they should be retained in the container until they are completely extinguished and cold. This may take several days.

CREOSOTE FORMATION AND NEED FOR REMOVALWe recommend the flue of your wood fire is inspected before use at the start of the heating season and also periodically during the season. When you are able to operate the wood fire without creating creosote deposits, the interval between inspections may be increased, but the flue must always be inspected and cleaned at least once a year.

The flue should be swept by a professional chimney sweep to remove any build-up of creosote and soot. A professional sweep should also advise of any problems that may be detected in the inspection of the flue and offer advice on any repair and replacements. Your Kent wood fire requires minimal maintenance, and will keep its good looks for a long time with just a little attention.

DO NOT BURN TREATED TIMBERDO NOT BURN WET OR UNSEASONED WOOD

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CLEANINGThe exterior surfaces of the wood fire should be cleaned when needed with a damp cloth and non-abrasive cleaner. Use of caustic or abrasive cleaners will damage the finish on the wood fire. If, due to continued burning at low temperature, the door glass is dirty, use a paper towel moistened with water and dipped in the cold ashes from the fire to lightly scrub the inside of the glass. Remember that a properly operated wood fire will keep the glass clean by itself.

LUBRICATIONThe door hinges, door handle spindle and air slide mechanism should be lubricated periodically with a suitable high temperature grease. Do not use too much as this can melt and drop down onto the hearth staining it.

RE-PAINTINGAll Kent wood fires are finished in high temperature paint. If marks or scratches occur, it can easily be touched up using Stove paint in the correct colour. Paint is available from your Kent retailer.

MAINTENANCE RECORDS

MAINTENANCE

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Date Maintenance

The air tube in your Kent wood fire is an important part of the appliance and helps ensure a clean, efficient and controllable burn. However, air tubes are a consumable item and are designed to be replaced as they are likely to degrade with use due to the exposure to the extreme heat of the fire.

The life of the air tube will depend on what is burnt in the fire, how hot the fire usually burns and also the ash level. If the ash level is allowed to build up. It means hot embers are in closer proximity to the tube, increasing the temperature exposure. Keep ember levels to the recommended maximum height of 3cm below air tubes.

Replacing air tubes:

1. Remove bricks from both sides2. Remove the pin from the end of the old tube3. Slide tube to one side; this will release the opposite end4. Pull released end up and towards the door and remove5. Reverse process for new tube

KENT AIR TUBES

KENT BAFFLES

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REPLACEMENT PARTS

Dimensions (mm): 488 x 238KWF299-7044


Includes Promat bricksDimensions (mm): 480 x 200

KWF299-7043


Firebox requires 2 bafflesDimensions (mm): 529 x 157

KWF299-6177

Tui Rad


Barker IIQuantum

Haast, Aspiring, Murchison & Tilefire Max CA II

Signature

Kiwi Rad II, Astron, Firenze,Cardrona, Oxford & Benmore

Replacement parts must be original Kent parts. Maintenance required should be carried out by qualified service people. Please consult your Kent retailer for their details. The wood fire should not be modified in any way except in accordance with instructions supplied by Kent.

Top frontKWF299-6905

Top rearKWF299-6906

KWF299-6908

KWF299-6986

Air Tube PinKWF299-6900

KWF299-6903Rear

KWF299-6992

Barker II

KWF299-6907All Fires

Kiwi Rad II, Astron, Firenze,Cardrona, Oxford & Benmore

Haast, Aspiring, Murchison & Tilefire Max CA II

QuantumSignature

Tui Rad

Air Tube SpacerKWF299-6257

All Fires

The fire bricks in your Kent wood fire are an important part of the appliance and helps ensure a clean and efficient burn. However, fire bricks are a consumable item and are designed to be replaced as they are likely to degrade with use due to the exposure to the extreme heat of the fire.

The life of the fire bricks will depend on what is burnt in the fire and how hot the fire usually burns and also any damage sustained from wood not being positioned correctly.

At the risk of damaging the fire box, fire bricks should be replaced when they are damaged enough that they no longer remain in place and cannot perform their intended function. Fire bricks which are only cracked but still remain in place do not need to be replaced and are safe to use.

KENT FIRE BRICKS

The baffle in your Kent wood fire is an important part of the appliance and helps ensure a clean, efficient and controllable burn. However, baffles are a consumable item and are designed to be replaced as they are likely to degrade with use due to the exposure to the extreme heat of the fire.

The life of the baffle will depend on what is burnt in the fire and how hot the fire usually burns.

Replacing baffles:

1. Remove side bricks from the fire2. Pull the old baffle out of the locater hole in the rear of the fire3. Allow the front of the baffle to drop forward and down to the bottom of the fire4. Rotate and remove through the door5. Reverse process to install new baffle

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Dimensions (mm):1 - 490 x 140 x 251 - 490 x 110 x 252 - 355 x 190 x 252 - 330 x 190 x 25

KWF299-7039

Dimensions (mm):4 - 220 x 115 x 282 - 221 x 221 x 252 - 229 x 220 x 25

KWF299-6123

Dimensions (mm):2 - 240 x 190 x 252 - 245 x 177 x 25

KWF299-7089


KWF299-7038

12 per packDimensions (mm):220 x 115 x 28

KWF299-6122


KWF299-7040

Barker II

Tui Rad

Astron & Firenze

Signature

QuantumTilefire Max CA II

Haast, Aspiring & Murchison

Kiwi Rad II, Cardrona, Oxford & Benmore

NOTE: For all other fire parts please contact your Kent dealer.

WARRANTY

KENT WARRANTY REGISTRATIONPlease keep this copy for your records.

MODEL: .......................................................................................................................

SERIAL NUMBER: .........................................................................................................

RETAILER: .....................................................................................................................

PURCHASE DATE: .......................................................................................................

INVOICE NUMBER: .....................................................................................................(Please keep your invoice attached to your warranty record)

INSTALLER NAME: .......................................................................................................

DATE INSTALLED: ........................................................................................................

NZ HOME HEATINGASSOCIATION NUMBER: ............................................................................................

INSTALLER SIGNATURE: ..............................................................................................

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STANDARD WARRANTYYour Kent wood fire is warranted for 10 years on the firebox with the exception of the following Kent parts: glass, glass seal, door seal, fire bricks, flue, secondary air system and removable baffle which will all have a 12 month warranty (parts only) provided they have been installed by an approved installer. The warranty does not apply to normal wear and tear, misuse or neglect, nor if parts of the wood fire are replaced with non genuine Kent parts. Kent recommends a flue sweep and annual service with replacement of any worn parts recommended, to obtain maximum life out of your wood fire. Please note that with everyday use you must expect some visual signs of wear on the surface of this product.

CONDITIONSYour Kent wood fire must be installed in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions and all applicable standards, regulations and by-laws. Your Kent wood fire must be installed with an approved flue system. Failure to do so may void your warranty in its entirety. The company is not liable for any consequential damage by a failure or defect covered in this warranty. All claims against the warranty must be directed in the first instance to the retail outlet from which you made your purchase. Any repairs undertaken without the express authority of Kent will invalidate this warranty. This warranty does not cover damage caused by wetbacks/water boosters, burning improper fuels including but not limited to (driftwood/treated wood/coal or plastic-based waste), or installation, plumbing and sweeping work done by others (the installer is liable for any incorrect procedures or poor workmanship).

TRANSFERABILITYYour Kent wood fire warranty is transferable on the sale of the home where the wood fire is installed. Nothing in this warranty is intended to limit any conditions of the warranty right or remedy pursuant to the Consumer Guarantee Act 1993, except to the extent permitted under the Act. Your Kent wood fire is intended for domestic use only and the warranty is not valid for wood fires to be used for business purposes. Kent reserves the right to alter or amend specifications or designs of its product without prior notice.

Kent products are distributed by: Aber Holdings Ltd T/A Aber,Hamilton Free Phone: 0800 161 161Free Fax: 0800 163 163www.aber.co.nz

Product specifications are at date of publication and are subject to change without notice. www.kent.co.nzKWF299-7108-05/16

Sheetmetal Fabricated Products Ltd.

150 MM FREE STANDING WOODFIRE FLUE KIT INSTALLATION

INSTRUCTIONS WARNING: THIS FLUE KIT HAS BEEN MANUFACTURED IN ACCORDANCE WITH AS/NZS 2918:2001 AND TESTED TO APPENDIX F. TO ENSURE SAFETY THIS FLUE KIT MUST BE INSTALLED AS OUTLINED IN THESE INSTRUCTIONS AND THE APPROPRIATE REQUIREMENTS OF THE RELEVANT BUILDING CODE OR CODES. WOOD FIRE AND FLUE CLEARANCES FROM COMBUSTIBLE WALLS MUST BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH WOOD FIRE MANUFACTURER’S SPECIFICATIONS AND AS/NZS 2918:2001. THESE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS ARE FOR TESTED APPLIANCES ONLY. CAUTION: MIXING FLUE SYSTEM COMPONENTS FROM DIFFERENT SOURCES OR MODIFYING THE DIMENSIONAL SPECIFICATION OF COMPONTENTS MAY RESULT IN HAZARDOUS CONDITIONS. WHERE SUCH ACTION IS CONSIDERED, THE MANUFACTURER SHOULD BE CONSULTED IN THE FIRST INSTANCE. CAUTION: IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE INSTALLER TO ENSURE THAT THE INSTALLATION OF THIS FLUE KIT COMPLIES WITH AS/NZS 2918:2001, THE APPLIANCE MANUFACTURERS SPECIFICATIONS FOR FLUE PIPE SHIELD AND CEILING PLATE AND THAT THE RELEVANT BUILDING CODES ARE ADHERED TO.

BENDS AND EXTENSIONS TO THE LENGTH OF A FLUE SYSTEM ARE PERMITTED (AS/NZS 2918 2001 4.1)

1) Locate Wood Fire in its proposed position and mark a point on the ceiling that is directly above the centre of

the Wood Fire’s Flue Spigot. Check that the Wood Fire’s location allows the OUTER CASING to clear all structural roof timbers.

2) Cut a 250mm square hole in ceiling. Directly above cut a hole in roof to accommodate OUTER CASING. 3) Fit timber nogs around ceiling. i.e. Nogs form a 250mm square aperture that allows air to circulate freely over

the OUTER CASING surface. 4) Position the OUTER CASING so that it is flush with the underneath of the ceiling and protrudes through the

roof the required height. Note that AS/NZS 2918:2001 4.9.1(a) states, “the FLUE PIPE shall extend not less than 4.6m above the top of the floor protector”. Refer to diagram B.

a) lf the FLUE PIPE is within 3 metres of the ridge, the FLUE PIPE must protrude at least 600mm above the

ridge of the roof.

b) If the distance from the ridge is more than 3 metres, the FLUE PIPE must protrude at least 1000mm above roof penetration.

c) The FLUE PIPE must be more than 3 metres from any nearby structure. (Refer diagram C).

Additional FLUE PIPE, OUTER CASING and/or INNER CASING may have to be added to ensure the following: I) The correct minimum roof penetration height. II) Sufficient overall height to encase the FLUE PIPE which must extend a minimum of 4.6 metres from the floor

protector. Refer diagram B. Note that the INNER CASING should extend 200mm above roof penetration. 150 FWFKI 1.4.4

NB:Do not secure the OUTER CASING SLIP EXTENSION onto the OUTER CASING, as final adjustment will be

required when fitting cowl assembly. See Paragraph 11. 5) Fix an appropriate flashing around the OUTER CASING to seal onto the roofing material. Refer to the

manufacturer’s recommendations for correct fitting. NB: On iron roofs, fixings such as metal angle brackets (approximately 25mm x 25mm) can be fitted under the flashing to securely fix the roof to OUTER CASING.

6) Drill holes in ceiling plate for the fixing screws. Place CEILING PLATE over Wood Fire’s Flue Spigot,

ensuring the foIded edges are facing the ceiling. 7) Position bottom length of FLUE PIPE (crimped end downwards) into Wood Fire Flue Spigot. Refer to the supplier of the Wood Fire and use flue pipe sealant if recommended. 8) Assemble FLUE PIPES together ensuring seams are straight, offsetting the seams will ensure a neat fit.

FLUE PIPES must be assembled with crimped ends down (towards Wood Fire). Secure each joint with a

minimum of three Monel Steel rivets equally spaced around the joint. If using HI-THERM FLUE PIPE the protective wrapping should be left on the FLUE PIPE during installation.

9) From the roof lower FLUE PIPE through OUTER CASING into the bottom FLUE PIPE securing with three

monel rivets. 10) Check that the FLUE PIPE SPACING BRACKETS inside the INNER CASING are correctly positioned and

then from the roof slide the INNER CASING into the OUTER CASING until the brackets rest on to the internal swage ring of the OUTER CASING, this will ensure the INNER CASING is the correct 12mm above ceiling level.

Check the INNER CASING when correctly positioned extends a minimum of 200mm above the roof

penetration. 11) Before securing the OUTER CASING SLIP EXTENSION to the OUTER CASING with 3 rivets, ensure the

FLUE PIPE extends above the top of the OUTER CASING SLIP EXTENSION 145mm. Adjust SLIP EXTENSION to obtain this measurement.

12) Fit TOP SPACER BRACKET to the FLUE PIPE making sure the lugs fit snugly inside OUTER CASING

SLIP EXTENSION. Make sure TOP SPACER BRACKET fits hard down onto OUTER CASING SLIP EXTENSION.

13) Fit CASING COVER over the FLUE PIPE and push down firmly onto TOP SPACER BRACKET. 14) Fit COWL but do not secure, as removal for flue cleaning will be necessary. Deform or ovalise the stub of

the COWL to ensure it is a tight friction fit. 15) Fasten CEILING PLATE to ceiling using screws and ceramic spacers provided. Ensure an even air gap

around FLUE PIPE when fixing. Remove protective plastic from CEILING PLATE. N.B. 12mm air gap between ceiling plate and ceiling must be maintained.

16) Leave all installation and operating instructions with the owner. Cleaning of Flue Pipes before lighting the fire. Stainless Steel pipe should be wiped clean using a soft cloth and methylated spirits to remove finger marks and oils used to manufacture the flue pipe. Hi-Therm flue pipe can be touched up using only STOVE BRIGHT aerosol paint.

150 FWFKI 1.4.4

Sheetmetal Fabricated Products Ltd.

150mm Free Standing Wood Fire Flue Kit

Installation Instructions Complies with AS/NZS 2918:2001

Anti Down-Draught Cowl (ADD)

Casing Cover

Outer Casing Slip Extension

Inner Casing

Outer Casing

Outer/Inner Casing Combination

Ceiling Plate

Ceramic Spacer

Self Tapping Screw

Flue Pipe

Outer Casing

Supplied with 1800 & 2400 kits only

Supplied with 2400 kits only

Top Spacing Bracket

150 FWFKI 1.4.4

Diagram C AS/NZS 2918:2001 pg 37

150 FWFKI 1.4.4

Diagram B

150 fwfki 1.4.4

HI-THERM STAINLESS STEEL FLUE PIPES HI-THERM Flue Pipe is a high temperature, matt finish Flue Pipe designed for use on slow

combustion, solid fuel heaters. HI-THERM Flue Pipe is ideal for heaters that have high flue temperatures and that also can be

operated under circumstances that may produce creosoting of Flue Pipes for short periods of time, ie, on refuelling and with air control in shut or low position. Clean air guidelines must be observed.

�� HI-THERM Flue Pipe is a maintainable product. ��

�� CONDITIONS OF USE �� The Wood Fire must be operated in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions. Clean air

guidelines and regulations must be observed. �� HI-THERM Flue Pipe must be swept by mechanical means only. (We recommend mixed head

or polypropylene brushes). Under NO circumstances should chemical flue cleaners, (soot destroyers) or steel chimney brushes be used.

�� HI-THERM Flue Pipe should not be used on a Wood Fire burning treated or wet (unseasoned)

wood. Only use newspaper when lighting the fire; never burn colour printed brochures or junk mail.

�� HI-THERM Flue Pipes must be secured together with a minimum of three Monel Steel rivets

equally spaced around the joint. �� The paint finish appearance may change, depending on Wood Fire operation and is designed

to be a MAINTAINABLE finish. To maintain paint finish or touch up use only genuine STOVE BRIGHT Aerosol. (Refer label on packaging).

�� HI-THERM Flue Pipe must be installed in accordance with SFP installation instructions, using

flue componentry supplied by SFP. It is the responsibility of the installer to ensure no water leaks into the Hi-Therm Flue System.

�� The Stainless Steel Flue Pipe used in “Hi-Therm Stainless Steel Flue Pipe” is warrantied for

five years, providing the above conditions are met.

FAILURE TO OBSERVE THESE CONDITIONS MAY NEGATE WARRANTIES

Vetting checksheet - BC190280 - A2449339

Application for Building Consent/PIM (includingAmendment &Temporary Structures) Checklist

Taupo District Council

46 Horomatangi Street, Taupo

Private Bag 2005, Taupo 3352

New Zealand

Telephone 00 64 7 376 0899

Fax 00 64 7 378 0118

Email [email protected]

Website www.taupodc.govt.nz

Reference Number: REF190416563

Submitted On: 14/04/2019 03:42

Submitted By: Dean Buckingham

Status: Accepted

Office Use Only

PIM Required? N/A

Compliance Schedule? N/A

Restricted Building Work? No

Fast track amendment? N/A

Building Category Residential 1

General Documentation Required

Owner authorisation provided Pass

Form 2A Certificate of Design Work N/A

All drawings must meet the minimum requirements of the technical

drawings standard AS/NZS1100 with a minimum font size of Microsoft

Word text size 8. Index provided for plans and specifications.

Pass

Are you applying for owner/builder exemption? If yes, the appropriate

documentation including Form 2B is to be suppliedN/A

All documents including photocopies must be legible Pass

All plans are to be titled and dated (or version number) Pass

Legal Documentation Required

Evidence of ownership provided. Pass

Vetting Officer Comments Rates invoice provided, accepted.

Fireplace

Is the proposed appliance ‘clean air’ approved? Pass

Make/Model of fire appliance. Pass

Elevations showing roof cladding and height of flue in relation to roof. Pass

Flashing details (roof/wall penetrations). Pass

Entire floor plan showing position of proposed fireplace in relation to

windows, doors and flammable materials. Include labels of all rooms.Pass

Location of all smoke alarms. Pass

Manufacturer specifications including seismic restraints and hearth

information.Pass

Wetback installation N/A

Comment from Vetting Officer: Accepted, thank you.

Producer Statement PS3 - Fireplace Installation - A2453165

Producer Statement ConstructionSolid fuel heating appliance

All sections of this form must be completed

TO BE COMPLETED BY THE PERSON WHO HAS UNDERTAKEN THE BUILDING WORK

Installer company: BC number:

Installer name: Certified installer/registration no:

Description of work:

Make of fire: Model of fire:

Serial number:

Legal description:

Site address:

NZBC clauses (circle as applicable):

B1 B2 C1 E2 F7 G10 G11 G12

I have sighted the above building consent and believe, on reasonable grounds, that the solid fuel heating appliance has been installed as per the above building consent and the heater manufacturer’s instructions. On existing chimneys, it has been inspected for cracks and bonding to the brick fascia and any repairs necessary have been made.

I understand that Council will rely upon this producer statement, for the purpose of establishing compliance with the above building consent.

Signature: Date:

Installer’s contact details:

Address: Postcode:

Phone: Fax:

Mobile: Email:

2019-04-24 Required items for building consent - A2453166




94(1)(a) of the Building Act 2004.

Please ensure that all relevant components are inspected and ‘signed off’ by Taupō District Council building control staff before progressing to the next stage and all conditions/notes are complied with.

Inspection Bookings:For Taupō & Mangakino phone (07) 376 0899For Turangi phone (07) 386 7017


Inspections RequiredThe following inspections are required:

1 Code Compliance - Fire Appliance1 Total Inspections

Documentation RequiredThe following documentation is required:

CCC application form PS3 Fireplace

Advice NotesWhen all building work authorised by this building consent is complete, an electronic Application for Code Compliance Certificate must be submitted online https://online.taupo.govt.nz Until such time as all documentation is received and approved, the final inspection will not be carried out. If no application has been made, Taupo District Council must decide whether to issue the CCC after 2 years of the building consent being granted.

Prior to a Code of Compliance Inspection being carried out, a PS3 from a suitably qualified person is to be supplied stating the fire place has been installed in accordance with the New Zealand Building Code. A PS3 form for this purpose is enclosed.

Fire Appliance: Prior to a Code of Compliance Inspection being carried out, a PS3 from a suitably qualified person is to be supplied stating the roof flashing system has been installed as per the manufacturers specifications in accordance with E2. A PS3 form for this purpose in enclosed.

If not already complying, smoke alarms are to be fitted in accordance with NZBC F7.

The issuing of this consent does not authorise any other work not covered in the description of work on the application, or not clearly indicated as new building work on the building consented plans.

2019-04-26 Processing checksheet - A2453290

GoGet Processing Summary ReportConsent No: 190280Site Address: 2/40 Pihanga Street, TaupoDescription: Installation of a Kent Haast woodburner completed with Pan & Dektite Flashings.

Checklist/Elements Status Notes Processed BySolid Fuel Heater Pass Stephanie Massey

Property Size Pass SMAS1. Property size Pass Property is < 2 ha. and wood burner meets National

Environmental Standards for wood burners and is on mfe approved list.Aber Holdings Ltd Kent Haast Freestanding Dry wood No (wetback)1 66 144660

SMAS

Fire Pass SMAS1. Location in building Pass Location shown on floor plan - in the lounge SMAS2. Type of fire Pass Freestanding (Kent Haast) SMAS3. Fuel type Pass Wood SMAS4. Manufacturers details and installation instructions supplied

Pass SMAS

5. Installation instructions-appliance clearance

Pass Provided SMAS

6. Hearth/floor protection Pass Complies with ASNZS 2918:2001 SMAS

Flue Pass SMAS1. Flue system type Pass Possible types - standard sfp 150mm SMAS2. Roofing Type Pass Profiled metal roof SMAS3. Flashing within scope Pass NZBC E2/AS1 SMAS4. Flashing detail Pass Profiled metal-NZBC E2/AS1 SMAS

Smoke alarms Pass SMAS1. Location in building Pass Shown on plans - 1 in the hallway servicing all

bedrooms, single storeyComply with NZBC F7/AS1

SMAS

Wetback N/A SMASPre-Issue Admin Check Pass Alix Lattey,Stephanie Massey

General Pass SMASCheck PIM/CIM Pass Check PIM/CIM. Sort drawings & specifications into

office copy and applicant/site copy. Check for completeness

SMAS

Advice notes / Conditions of consent recorded

Pass Advice notes / Conditions of consent recorded within application form

SMAS

Stamp Plans & Specifications Pass Stamp Plans & Specifications with consent number & office copy/site copy identification stamps

SMAS

Stamp siting form N/A SMASStamp drainage as built N/A SMASUpdate LBP N/A SMASRFI and Processing checksheets added to GOGET

Pass initiate RFI checksheet and processing checksheet reports within GOGET and save to file.

SMAS

Signed off RFI’s and completed checksheets Pass SMAS

Sign Off Pass ALA All relevant checks have been madcompliance is demonstrated and the reasons recorded

Pass ALA

Time added Pass ALAWork undertaken by external consultants has been completed correctly

N/A ALA

Are the advice notes, conditions and Pass ALA

Consent 190280Printed 26 Apr 2019 7:33am Page 1 of 2

Checklist/Elements Status Notes Processed Bywarnings suitable for the consent?Consent can be granted Pass ALA

I am satisfied on reasonable grounds that the provisions of the Building Code will be met if the building work in relation to the attached application is properly completed in accordance with the attached plans and specifications.

Signed:Stephanie Massey

Date: 26 April 2019 7:33 am

Consent 190280Printed 26 Apr 2019 7:33am Page 2 of 2

Building Consent - A2454349

Building ConsentSection 51, Building Act 2004

BC No: 190280

The Building

Street address of building: 2/40 Pihanga Street, Taupo

Legal description of land where building is located: Flat 1 DPS 36739 Lot 7 DP 30456

Valuation number: 0730359900C

Building name: N/A

Location of building within site/block number: N/A

Level/unit number: N/A

The Owner

Name of owner: Mr Abraham

Contact person: Agent - Dean Buckingham

Mailing address: Flat 2, 40 Pihanga Street, Taupo 3330

Street address/registered office: Flat 2, 40 Pihanga Street, Taupo 3330

Phone number: Landline: Unknown Mobile: 021 355508

Daytime: Unknown After hours: Unknown

Facsimile number: N/A


Website: N/A

First point of contact for communications with the council/building consent authority:

Full Name: Buck Holdings Limited

Mailing Address: 1/617 Oruanui Road, RD 4, Taupo 3384

Phones: 021 355508

Email: [email protected]

Building Work

The following building work is authorised by this building consent:

Installation of a Kent Haast woodburner completed with Pan & Dektite Flashings.

This building consent:

Is issued under section 51 of the Building Act 2004.

Does not relieve the owner of the building (or proposed building) of any duty or responsibility under any other Act relating to or affecting the building (or proposed building).

Also does not permit the construction, alteration, demolition, or removal of the building (or proposed building) if that construction, alteration, demolition, or removal would be in breach of any other Act.

This building consent is issued subject to the following conditions and advice notes:

1. Condition: It is a condition of this consent that agents authorized by the building consent authority for the purposes of section 90 of the Building Act 2004 are entitled, at all times during normal working hours or while building work is being done, to inspect -(a) land on which building work is being or is proposed to be carried out; and(b) building work that has been or is being carried out on or off the building site; and(c) any building.

2. Prior to a Code of Compliance Inspection being carried out, a PS3 from a suitably qualified person is to be supplied stating the fire place has been installed in accordance with the New Zealand Building Code. A PS3 form for this purpose is enclosed.

3. Fire Appliance: Prior to a Code of Compliance Inspection being carried out, a PS3 from a suitably qualified person is to be supplied stating the roof flashing system has been installed as per the manufacturers specifications in accordance with E2. A PS3 form for this purpose in enclosed.

4. If not already complying, smoke alarms are to be fitted in accordance with NZBC F7.

5. The issuing of this consent does not authorise any other work not covered in the description of work on the application, or not clearly indicated as new building work on the building consented plans.

When all building work authorised by this building consent is complete, electronic application should be made to Taupo District Council for a CODE COMPLIANCE CERTIFICATE and submit the documentation requested as part of this consent. This application and documentation must be submitted and approved prior to booking the final inspection. If no application has been made, Taupo District Council must decide whether to issue the CCC after 2 years of the building consent being granted.

Compliance Schedule

A compliance schedule is not required for the building.

Attachments

Copies of the following documents are attached to this building consent:

Approved Plans and Specifications

Required items sheet attached to front of plans including a list of the inspections required (Section 90)

Signature:

Kelvin Short – Building Manager

On behalf of: Taupo District Council

Date: 29 April 2019

Application for Code of Compliance Certificate BC190280 - A2482677

Application for Code Compliance CertificateReference number: REF190606755 Submitted on: 06/06/2019 05:26 p.m.

The Building Consent

Building consent number: 190280

Issued by: Taupō District Council


Property address: 2/40 Pihanga Street, Taupo

Legal description: Flat 1 DPS 36739 on Lot 7 DP 30456Having 1/3 Interest in 1153 Sqm

The Owner

Name of owner: Mr. Abraham

Contact person:

Mailing address:: 5 Tiel Lane, Papakura 2110

Street address/registered office:

Landline:

Mobile:

Daytime:

After hours:

Fax:


Website:

The Agent

Is there an agent working on behalf of the applicant? True

Name of agent/business: Dean Buckingham

Contact person:

Mailing address:: Unit 1, 617 Oruanui Road, RD 4, Taupo 3384

Street address/registered office:

Landline:

Mobile: 021355508

Daytime:

After hours:

Fax:


Website:

Relationship to owner:

First Point of Contact

First point of contact for communication with Council: Agent

The Application

All building work to be carried out under the buildingconsent specified on this form was completed on:

24/05/2019

Building work undertaken: Installation of Kent Haast woodburning fire

The personnel who carried out building work are as follows:

Type of practitioner: Builder

Name: Dean Buckingham

Company name:

Address:

Landline:

Mobile:


Specified systems: There are no specified systems in the building

I request that you issue a code compliance certificate for this work under section 95 of the Building Act 2004.

The code compliance certificate should be sent to: Owner

Attachments

Abraham PS3.pdf

Name of person completing this Code ComplianceCertificate application:

Jude Price

Relationship to owner (if not owner):

Producer Statement - Fireplace BC190280 - A2482678

2019-06-18 Audit Report - G10 - A2490177

GoGet Inspection Audit Report

Consent No: 190280

Applicant: Buck Holdings Limited

Valuation Ref: 0730359900C

Site Address: 2/40 Pihanga Street, Taupo

Work Type: Installation of a Kent Haast woodburner completed with Pan & Dektite Flashings.

Inspection Type: Code Compliance - Fire Appliance

Inspection Outcome: Pass

Inspected By: Peter Kay

Inspection Date: 18 June 2019 2:21 p.m.

Duration: 60 minutes

Inspection Element Status

General Pass

Previous inspections N/A

Approved building consent documents on site Pass

As per approved consent Pass

Conditions complied with Pass

Smoke alarms installed Pass

On wet back N/A

H.W. vent in place N/A

Freestanding Pass

Hearth PassExisting good condition

Clearances from walls PassAs per requirements

Seismic restraint PassBolted

Roof space clearances Pass

Flue support and liner spacing?s Pass

Height of external flue & support Pass

Flue capped & flashed Pass

Inbuilt N/A

Outcome of Inspection Pass

Approved PassWork appears correct as per approved consented documents and manufacturersrequirements ok to proceed.NOTE: This is a Code Compliance inspection only. This is not a Code ComplianceCertificate.

Further Inspection Required (Recheck Required) N/A

Required documents not yet received Pass

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2019-06-18 Site Notice - A2490182

Taupo District Council72 Lake Terrace

TaupoPhone 07 376 0899

[email protected]

SITE NOTICE

Consent No: 190280 18 June 2019Date Printed:

Applicant: Buck Holdings Limited

Valuation Ref: 0730359900C


Work Type: Installation of a Kent Haast woodburner completed with Pan & Dektite Flashings.

Building Category: Residential Level 1

Inspection Type: Code Compliance - Fire Appliance

Inspection Outcome: Pass

Inspected By: Peter Kay

Inspection Date: 18 June 2019

Passed ItemsGeneral

Approved building consent documents on site

As per approved consent

Conditions complied with

Smoke alarms installed

Freestanding

Hearth Existing good condition

Clearances from walls As per requirements

Seismic restraint Bolted

Roof space clearances

Flue support and liner spacing?s

Height of external flue & support

Flue capped & flashed

Outcome of Inspection

Approved Work appears correct as per approved consenteddocuments and manufacturers requirements ok toproceed.NOTE: This is a Code Compliance inspection only.This is not a Code Compliance Certificate.

Required documents not yet received

Documentation StatusCCC application form Accepted

PS3 Fireplace Accepted

18 June 2019 KEEP ON SITE FOR RECHECK Page 1 of 1

2019-06-19 Statement of compliance - A2490472

Statement of Compliance with the NZ Building Code

Consent No: 190280

ISSUED BY: Taupo District CouncilPROJECT


Legal Description: Flat 1 DPS 36739Lot 7 DP 30456

Work Description: Installation of a Kent Haast woodburner completed with Pan & Dektite Flashings.

Building Category: Residential Level 1

OWNER

Name(s): Mr Abraham

Address: Flat 2,40 Pihanga Street,Taupo

[ P ] Application for CCC Received, Signed, Dated and have correct details[ P ] Check all Inspections required and completed with reasons identified[ P ] Records and Notes of Required Standard, Legible and Authors identifiable[ P ] All Consent Conditions Complied With, Checked and no outstanding Conditions[ P ] All records in file complete including Plans, Specifications, Inspection Notes, Certificate and Notices[ P ] Application form for BC, Amendments and all letters and correspondence (refer to NCS system &

Objective)[ P ] All checks been completed as per Systems and Policy Manual 3.10.1 and 12.2 and a CCC for this

consent can be issued

NOTES:Inspections Prepaid: 1Inspections Done: 1Total Inspections Chargeable: 1CCC Backdating of Durability Requirements: Current Lawful Established Use: Detached DwellingYear First Built: 1960 Fire Installed 2019

Taupo District Council confirms that work done in relation to this project has been completed in accordance with the Building Consent and the New Zealand Building Code.

Signed: Date: 19 June 2019Name: Glenn WalkerPosition: Building Officer

Code of Compliance Certificate - A2490675

Code Compliance CertificateSection 95, Building Act 2004

BC No: 190280

The Building

Street address of building: 2/40 Pihanga Street, Taupo

Legal description of land where building is located: Flat 1 DPS 36739 Lot 7 DP 30456


Building name: Not applicable

Location of building within site/block number: Not applicable

Level/unit number: Not applicable

Current, lawfully established, use: Detached dwellings

Year first constructed: 1960 – Fireplace installed 2019

The Owner

Name of owner: Mr Abraham

Contact person: Agent - Dean Buckingham

Mailing address: 5 Tiel Lane, Papakura 2110

Street address/registered office: Unknown

Phone number: Landline: Unknown Mobile: 021 355508 Daytime: Unknown After hours: Unknown

Facsimile number: Unknown


Website: Unknown

First point of contact for communications with the council/building consent authority

Full Name: Buck Holdings Limited

Mailing Address: 1/617 Oruanui Road, RD 4, Taupo 3384

Phone: 021 355508

Email: [email protected]

Building Work

Issued by: Taupo District Council

Description of work: Installation of a Kent Haast woodburner completed with Pan & Dektite Flashings.

Intended Use: Detached dwellings Intended Life: Indefinite, but not less than 50 years

Code Compliance

The building consent authority named below is satisfied, on reasonable grounds, that:

a) The building work complies with the building consent;

Signature:

Kelvin Short – Building Manager

On behalf of: Taupo District Council

Date: 19/06/19

46 Horomatangi Street, Taupō 3330

Private Bag 2005, Taupo Mail Centre

Taupō 3352, New Zealand

T 07 376 0899

F 07 378 0118

E [email protected]

www.taupo.govt.nz

19 June 2019

Mr Abraham

5 Tiel Lane

Papakura 2110

Dear Sir/Madam

Code Compliance Certificate in relation to BC190280

2/40 Pihanga Street, Taupo - Installation of a Kent Haast wood burner completed with Pan & Dektite

Flashings.

Please find enclosed the Code Compliance Certificate for the above Building Consent.

If you require further information, please contact this office on 07 376 0899 or email [email protected].

Yours sincerely

Steph Henson

Business Support Officer

Non-notified land use consent - Resource Consent 951090 - A156646

DPS 72550 - Resource Consent RM951091 - Flats plan update - Flat 3 - A1200048

Historical Information 0126-0040/2 MICROFICHE - A114301

Checked plan of development against requirements 12-09-1984 - A156628

First stage crosslease 6-09-1984 - A156629

New Street Address - A297070

18 December 2013

Hill Adrian MarshallHill Robyn LillianP O Box 1646Taupo

Dear Mr Duffill,

NEW STREET ADDRESS File Number: 01260040

The recent subdivision of 40 Pihanga Street, Taupo – Lot 7 DP 30456 has resulted in the creation of new properties requiring street addresses. The new details for the properties created are:

Address Legal Description2/40 Pihanga Street, Taupo Lot 7 DP 30456, Flat 1 DPS 367393/40 Pihanga Street, Taupo Lot 7 DP 30456, Flat 2 DPS 367394/40 Pihanga Street, Taupo Lot 7 DP 30456, Garage 2 DPS 36739

Taupo District Council will advise the following agencies of the new addresses:Land Information New ZealandElectoral OfficePost OfficeQuotable ValuesEmergency ServicesTDC’s own records, rates, property files

The street addresses are allocated according to the Australia and New Zealand Standard, Geographic Information – Rural and Urban Addressing. If you have any queries regarding your address please contact myself in the Land Information Department on 3760647.

Yours faithfully

Jarrod AltyLAND INFORMATION ADMINISTRATOR

Specified Departure - Third dwelling unit 9-09-1987 (Rear property) - A156644

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