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January 2021.
All material used to fill the pond is sourced from local site developments for example, clean soil from the
excavation and installation of new swimming pools. The estimated volume of fill required to reclaim half the
pond is approximately 18,000 m3, with the estimated depth of the pond between 1 and 2 metres.
Access to the site is by permission only. The Trust’s representative lives onsite and conducts daily site
inspections during periods of activity. The pond is
BORE LOG
Driller: Curtis Leatherby
Hole No. 1.
1.0m to 2.00m Gravel Fill.
2.00m to 2.50m Gritty Fine Gravel Fill ( Moist )
2.50m to 4.40m Silty Sticky Grey Clay.
Installed Piezo to 4.4m SWL. 1.5m
Hole No. 2.
Abandoned first hole due to Difficult Drilling Large Gravels Cave In.
0.0m
utilised and product was stockpiled
onsite. Any runoff was directed to the silt ponds.
The extraction areas were tidy and the clean fill area looked good and mainly
consisted of clay and dirt.
23 January 2013
Processing was occurring at the time of inspection. A new crusher had been set up
near the existing racetrack. The washwater had been piped to existing ponds and
stormwater had been diverted to a small pond. The big treatment ponds were in the
process of being cleaned out so washwater
consent to discharge treated wood waste to a site on Village
Settlement Road.
As a result of on going leachate generation from historical filling at the Monk Road site,
the Company applied for, and were granted, a consent to discharge stormwater and
leachate to land and water in August 2008. This consent was renewed in 2010.
Wood waste is generated at the sawmill at various stages of the timber processing
operation, from de-barking through to gauging. In the course of applying for resource
has greatly reduced any actual and potential effects on the environment as a result of this incident.” Mr Glasgow says the clean-up operation will continue today (12 April) with the replacement of booms, the recovery of the vehicle from the stream, the disposal of material and the truck owner is also on site to remove contaminated vegetation and clean rocks and other areas contaminated by the bitumen. “We’ll also have a Council ecologist on site today to assess wildlife in the area,” Mr Glasgow
were onto land with some then flowing to surface water. No
effects were noted in the grass (such as burnt patches or dead grass) or within the streams. Flaring from the
sites was not occurring at the time of inspection. No visual effects were noted as a result of previous flaring
on the sites.
19 October 2022
The Rimu Production Station was shut in with no processing of hydrocarbon occurring. The tanks and pipes
had been filled with nitrogen. The site was tidy and clean with most drums
issued requiring the activity to
cease and for works to be undertaken to ensure compliance with these Rules. A resource consent was
subsequently applied for and granted and no further reclamation activity was undertaken at the site until
January 2021.
All material used to fill the pond is sourced from local site developments for example, clean soil from the
excavation and installation of new swimming pools. The estimated volume of fill required to reclaim half the
pond is approximately
take clean
debris as per the guidelines for acceptance criteria for cleanfills. After sufficient
material has been dumped and when suitable topsoil is available the topsoil will be
spread over the area and then regrassed.
The estimated volume of fill is approximately 48,000 m³. Access to the site is via the
quarry driveway. It is therefore expected that workers in the crushing and
stockpiling area will be able to monitor the site and restrict any inappropriate
material from being dumped.
Rd Site:
The discharged wood waste appeared to be clean and mostly free of unacceptable
wastes. A large section of the filled area was at the final level and was being prepped
for capping. There was a pile of wire on the northern face of the tip and this would
have to be removed. A new drain had been dug down the centre of the unfilled area
and this was channeling a mixture of clean stormwater and contaminated spring
water.
The culvert under Monk Rd was discharging a mixture of