34 I do not think that the interrelationship of aspects of the proposed uses dictates their characterisation in this case. The common pool of vehicles, plant and equipment (and most likely, employees) and the making available of smaller quantities of the primary products in the retail plant nursery area are features of the activities for which consent is sought. There are other features, however. The end or object to be served by the activities said to be an earthmoving establishment is a place to store, service and repair vehicles, plant and equipment to be hired out, with operators. The nominated classes of vehicles, plant and equipment, moreover, are suitable for use in a particular type of construction activity - namely, civil engineering works, generally involving earthmoving. The end or object of the activities said to be a rural industry is a place to store and stockpile primary products for the purposes of wholesale to builders and tradespeople, with some packing of the products into small quantities appropriate for retail sale from the retail plant nursery. The end or object of the activities said to be the retail plant nursery is a place within which to grow and sell plants, largely within pots, and primary products in association therewith. For planning purposes, these are separate ends or objects involving different activities, generating different requirements for vehicles, plant and equipment and different potential impacts (which, I accept, must be assessed cumulatively when determining the merits of the application). For example, none of the evidence suggested any particular impact associated with the retail plant nursery. That activity is also most unlikely, by reason of its character, to involve the use of any of the heavier equipment associated with the other activities.