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...Environment Court under section 142(2)(b) of the RMA And In the matter of of an application under section 149T of the RMA Between Otago Regional Council Applicant Statement of Evidence of Matthew James Sole on behalf of Central Otago Environmental Society (COES) 5 February 2021 1 page 1 Contents Qualifications and experience 2 Declaration 2 Central Otago Environmental Society 2 Scope of evidence 5 Executive Summary 5 My relation...
Australasian Conference of Planning and Environmental Courts and Tribunals (ACPECT 2016) Responsiveness to Resource Management Issues - a New Zealand perspective Commissioner Kathryn Edmonds Environment Court (NZ) Background Condition setting on resource consents is an important and often challenging part of the Resource Management Act (RMA) resource consent process in New Zealand and has been a cause for concern, not least in terms of the ability and enforceabili...
...Use Consent 104088 to Use and Maintain Existing Headwork Structures and Water Permit 104090 to Divert and Take from the Makotuku River 1. The consent holder shall undertake the activity in accordance with the submitted application and Assessment of Environmental Effects, dated June 2007; and further information provided on 27 October 2011, 6 June 2013, 18 August 2014 and 20 November 2014 except as required by the following conditions. 2. Land Use Consent 104088 and Water Permit 104090 s...
...through dust, sediment and erosion control. 23 6.0 SECTION 104(1)(b) 6.1 Section 104(1)(b) requires that in considering an application for a resource consent a consent authority must have regard to any relevant provisions of: i. a national environmental standard; ii. other regulations; iii. a national policy statement; iv. a New Zealand coastal policy statement v. a regional policy statement or proposed regional policy statement; vi. a plan or propose plan. 6.2 There ar...
...requirement to be given effect to by this plan change.22 This is OWRUG’s interpretation of the NPS-FM 2020. [28] The interpretational issue OWRUG identifies is whether ‘flows and levels’ (cl 3.17(3)) are to be read consistently with ‘environmental flows and levels’ (cl 20 See NPS-FM 2020, pt 4 and RMA, s 80A. 21 Annexure 2: Scope Challenges. 22 OWRUG, opening submissions at [21]. 8 3.17(1)). It is OWRUG’s case that the phrases are not to be interpreted consi...
...development shall proceed in general accordance with the plans and information submitted in the resource consent application referenced RMA20210474 by the Council, received 17 September 2021, and including: a) Resource Consent Application and Assessment of Environmental Effects (incorporating all Appendices thereto) prepared by Mitchell Daysh Ltd, 16 September 2021; b) Response to section 92 further information request (including all attachments thereto), prepared by Mitchell Daysh Lim...
...proposed plan. 3. Radiata is appealing the Council's rejection ofthe Hearing Panel's recommendations. 2 4. Radiata made a submission (No. 3346) in relation to the subdivision rules for rural zones seeking the reinstatement of the environmental enhancement subdivision rules found in the Operative Auckland District Plan (Rodney Section). 5. Radiata gave evidence and supported other submitters with similar requests in respect of rural subdivision rules before the Hearings...
...berth is still owned by the family. Thomas has dived both of these marinas on retrieval missions for items lost overboard. 5. Kristin has a Bachelor of Science (BSc) from Waikato University. She spent two years at Auckland University studying Environmental Management and the remainder of her degree studying at Waikato University in the fields of coastal and freshwater ecology / management and geology. She has worked at Auckland Regional Council and Auckland City Council under contrac...
...berth is still owned by the family. Thomas has dived both of these marinas on retrieval missions for items lost overboard. 5. Kristin has a Bachelor of Science (BSc) from Waikato University. She spent two years at Auckland University studying Environmental Management and the remainder of her degree studying at Waikato University in the fields of coastal and freshwater ecology / management and geology. She has worked at Auckland Regional Council and Auckland City Council under contrac...
...Policy Statement for Freshwater Management 2020 (NPS-FM 2020); (b) the need for Council to develop a new Land and Water Regional Plan (LWRP) that gives full effect to the NPS-FM 2020 by 23 December 2023; (c) the resulting uncertainty around the environmental outcomes (and attribute states for achieving these outcomes) for each Freshwater Management Unit (FMU) that need to be set in the new LWRP, in accordance with the National Objectives Framework (NOF) in Subpart 2 of the NPS...