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...minimise spill light and glare; and f) Other measures such as construction vehicle headlight sweep, construction vehicle warning lights/beacons, construction vessel lights. Section 4.5 1 Unio Environmental, 4 September 2018. America’s Cup Wynyard Hobson – Applicant’s Revised Conditions. 2948 Wynyard Edge Alliance |Construction Lighting Management Plan Rev D | September 2018 Page | 2 Introduction This Cons...
........................................................................................ 8 Route selection ................................................................................................... 8 Project partnership agreement ............................................................................ 9 Cultural and Environmental Design Framework (CEDF) ...................................... 9 MTA input into the CEDF principles .......................................................
...studied freshwater ecology at Karlstad University in Sweden as an exchange student, completing a third year level dissertation on the effect of drift availability on diet composition of stream resident brown trout. 4. I hold a Master of Science (Environmental Science) (First Class Honours) degree from the University of Canterbury (2004), majoring in freshwater ecology and hydrology. My MSc thesis investigated aspects of the influences of extremes in flow variations on the ecolog...
...Hon Justice Glazebrook, “Miscarriage by Expert” (speech to Commonwealth Magistrates’ and Judges’ Association Triennial Conference, Wellington, 21 September 2015). (www.courtsofnz.govt.nz/speechpapers/HJG2.pdf). NZLS CLE Intensive Environmental Law Intensive 2 [3] Illustrating how our assessments of risk need to be updated regularly in the light of further and better information, the timing of this paper is unfortunate. Not only is it likely to be superseded and impr...
...Management Act 1991 ..................................................................................... 23 4.2. National Policy Statements .............................................................................................. 25 4.3. National Environmental Standards .................................................................................. 31 4.4. National Planning Standards ............................................................................................ 31...
...3.1 Natural setting 22 3.1.1 Geology 22 3.1.2 Rivers 24 3.1.3 Currents and circulation 24 3.1.4 Sediments 26 3.1.5 Reefs 28 3.1.6 The gulf ecosystem 29 3.1.7 Terrestrial ecology 33 3.2 Human impacts 34 3.3 Strategic considerations 41 4 Environmental Indicators 43 4.1 Fisheries 44 4.1.1 Fishing in the Hauraki Gulf 45 4.1.2 Indicators of fisheries sustainability 47 4.1.3 Snapper 50 4.1.4 Crayfish 53 4.1.5 Cockles 55 4.1.6 Ecosystem indicators 57 4.1.7 Benthic distu...
...them with an opportunity to advise whether they are interested in the provisions. As no response indicating an interest has been received within 5 working days, it is assumed they have no interest in this Topic. Resource Management (National Environmental S ta11dards far Freshwate1J Regulations 2020 [5] On 3 September 2020, prior to mediation, but after the notification and initial decisions on submissions on the Proposed Plan, the Resource Management (National Environmental Stand...
...• The wider economic position association with an extended runway - including the costslbenefits associated with any of the RESA options, or other economic factors as well as any benefits to WIAL that may derive from the extension itself. • Environmental- are there any likely consentability issues associated with providing a RESA extension (whilst acknowledging that this is ultimately a matter for the Environment Court)? EMAS as a product has not yet been installed at a New Zealan...
...development on stream flows to date. 3. This means that the water balances developed are at best indicative and there is no reliable basis on which to effectively manage the resources. The time frame to fix the hydrological data and develop environmental flow provisions is too long and complex to deliver sustainable outcomes resilient to climate change. 4. It is therefore recommended that with the aid of models, a natural flow regime be reconstructed for all catchments to provi...
...[7] Of relevance to this appeal, Condition 2(b)(i) of the subdivision consent (the appealed condition) provides (emphasis added): (2)(b) The consent holder must submit a detailed set of engineering plans prepared in accordance with Council’s Environmental Engineering Standards 2010 Edition. The engineering plans are to be submitted to the Council’s Development Engineer for approval. … Plans are to include but are not limited to: i. Design details of the construction of r...