natural form and character, mahinga kai, fishing,
irrigation and food production, animal drinking water, wāhi tapu, water supply, commercial and
industrial use, hydro-electric power generation, transport and tauranga waka. Attributes for these
values are categorised into four states, A, B, C or D, reflecting different levels from A-excellent to D-
unacceptable. D is the attribute that falls below the national bottom line and the NPS-FM requires
that the freshwater management unit is
resource consents must demonstrably contribute towards the
purpose of the Act.
NZRMA 375 at [117].
44 Batchelor v Tauranga District Council (No 2) [1993] 2 NZLR 84 (HC) at 89.
45 (15 December 1992) 532 NZPD 13179.
46 Ministry for the Environment Departmental Report on the Resource Management Reform
Bill 2012 (April 2013).
47 At 82.
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[38] This reform found its way into the forms provided in the Resource
Management (Forms, Fees, and Procedure)
devices shall be telemetered and report the data electronically to the Chief Executive once
per day, and shall include the rainfall data at hourly intervals from the station established at
the Mangaotea Road culvert.
A land use consent for the damming of the Mako Stream via an existing dam structure to form
Lake Ratapiko for hydro-electric power generation purposes, including the service and auxiliary
spillway structures
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Trustpower – Proposed Conditions
evidence that
leachate from the closed Stratford landfill site had negatively affected macroinvertebrate communities.
Copies of the biomonitoring reports are available from Council upon request.
2.3.3 Periphyton biomass
Periphyton is the layer of slime that can form on stream beds and on submerged objects. It consists of a
mixture of algae and cyanobacteria that naturally occurs in rivers and streams. It plays a fundamental role in
stream ecosystem functioning by utilising sunlight via
Policy Statement (RPS), AQU Policy
3, which states:
‘Land use and subdivision should be managed to avoid, remedy or mitigate
adverse effects on people and the environment from reverse sensitivity effects
arising from the inappropriate location of sensitive activities in proximity to
legitimate activities discharging contaminants to air.’
3.26 It is my opinion that this paragraph should form part of the statutory assessment by the
commissioners,
Environment
Court for determination.
d) If the discharge is found to be offensive or
objectionable, then enforcement action may be
taken. This could be in the form of an abatement
notice, infringement notice, enforcement order or
prosecution, pursuant to the Resource
Management Act 1991. In the case of a
permitted activity, failure to comply with the
conditions would also mean that the activity was
no longer permitted, and would thus require a
resource consent application to be
and passengers. Wharf and jetty sites are often good repositories of artefacts. Archaeological remains can
include artefact deposits on the seabed, as well as structural elements of construction and repair over the
duration of its use. They accumulate items dropped over the side over the duration of the life of the structure in
much the same way as archaeological deposits form over time on land.
Distribution of artefactual material is likely to be concentrated towards the seaward end of
and passengers. Wharf and jetty sites are often good repositories of artefacts. Archaeological remains can
include artefact deposits on the seabed, as well as structural elements of construction and repair over the
duration of its use. They accumulate items dropped over the side over the duration of the life of the structure in
much the same way as archaeological deposits form over time on land.
Distribution of artefactual material is likely to be concentrated towards the seaward end of
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NEWSLETTER
February 2018 VOLUME 67 NO.1
www.pukeiti.org.nz
2018: The Developments Take Effect.
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The Lodge takes shape - a view from The Misty Knoll
Often people ask – “What is the best time
to visit Pukeiti?” or “When are the
rhododendrons at their peak?”
Having questioned visitors on their
impressions of Pukeiti, during January, in a
month
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