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...brought into account where the effects are the subject matter of strong policy direction? Finally, is it being suggested ( ~ O~ m ;e Z . :5 1 From what Ms Irving told me it seems likely that the application remains in scope. ~1" ",$ 2 Environmental Defence Society Inc v New Zealand King Salmon Company Ltd [2014) NZSC 38. ,,~ ~'\\"> -,! CaURi O~/ '''-~"""",""=<".....-.,,p., .. 4 that a positive benefit can...
...Maunsell, he is a regular visitor to ROrima and the surrounding islands and is therefore very familiar with them. Ms Dale Fenton, the Applicant in these proceedings, is a planner by occupation and had been employed by the iwi authority to deal with environmental issues for several years. As such she is familiar with many of the relevant statutory and regulatory regimes in a resource management and environmental context. Ms Fenton brings considerable experience in these disciplines to th...
...stale. In April Mr Kyle prepared a report on the various technical reports and whether the RC Application had become outdated. In the report Mr Kyle concluded: “We are of the opinion that the technical reports that accompanied the assessment of environmental effects for the Project can continue to be relied upon, with any new information or updates being presented in evidence if considered necessary.” 35. Mr Kyle has reviewed his report and in response to this assertion prov...
...season) and reproductive growth (being the bunches of grapes used to make wine). 52. In addition to using highly effective and efficient techniques to deliver the water vineyards in the Central Otago winegrowing region additionally deploy other environmentally beneficial practices to effectively and efficiently grow grapes. These include: a. Composting – the pressings from the wine making process are added to straw, cow manure, waste apples and cherries and are composted at th...
...the amount of water that is applied for will be the amount that is required to grow the crop. THE COST OF CONSENTING 40. Depending on the scale of the consent required and the complications that providing a full and accurate Assessment of Environmental Effects may require, an application for a consent to take and use water may cost an applicant $30,000 or more. 12 41. This is a necessary cost to secure water but having to renew a consent in six years time is in my opi...
...the amount of water that is applied for will be the amount that is required to grow the crop. THE COST OF CONSENTING 35. Depending on the scale of the consent required and the complications that providing a full and accurate Assessment of Environmental Effects may require, an application for a consent to take and use water may cost an applicant $30,000 or more. 12 36. This is a necessary cost to secure water but having to renew a consent in six years time is in my opi...
...were at least 12 months away; and (d) In respect of the Lots 2, 10 and 11, there are no sale and purchase agreements, just advertisements. [55] It submitted that usually applications for interim enforcement orders are filed to prevent serious environmental harm. Imperial Homes submitted that filing an ex parte application for interim orders in relation to economic issues when there is no urgent environmental matter to be resolved undermines the process of the Court and the status...
...interventions if we are to truly address the prison pipeline. Family and extended family are at the heart of a child’s world and need to be nurtured to help every child flourish. Effective interventions address cultural, psychosocial, educational and environmental factors that have a proven impact on the pathway to offending. Scientific evidence clearly indicates that severely challenging behaviour in a child’s earliest years may develop into lifelong offending. INTERGENERATIONAL...
...allowed me to contribute to the design to avoid or minimise potential adverse hydrological effects. Page 36 110. General principles of the hydraulic design philosophy were developed to be consistent with the Ō2NL Project Cultural and Environmental Design Framework ("CEDF"), included as Appendix 3 to Volume II, the principles of which will continue to guide the detailed design. 111. Examples of key principles that will help to avoid and minimise effects on hyd...
...made a submission (and presented evidence); and (c) those outstanding matters (in (a) and (b) above) pertain to how the ultimate question is determined. The proposal [5] The notified proposal is detailed in the application's Assessment of Environmental Effects (,AEE').9 Skyline made some changes in response to OlDC's further information requests (as noted in OlDC's report on the application under s 42A, RMA). It made further changes as a result of negotiations...