from the gates and weir itself.
- The canal sluice gate would be closed (or partly open to allow 100l/s residual flow) and the
canal stop gate at the sand trap open as the flow to the lake opens it.
- A residual flow of 80l/s per second would be maintained down the fish pass and a residual
flow of greater than 180l/s in the main river system below the canal sluice outlet.
- The lake would rise and fall typically between a level of 505mm and 950mm on the lake staff
gauge.
- The
100l/s residual flow) and the
canal stop gate at the sand trap open as the flow to the lake opens it.
- A residual flow of 80l/s per second would be maintained down the fish pass and a residual
flow of greater than 180l/s in the main river system below the canal sluice outlet.
- The lake would rise and fall typically between a level of 505mm and 950mm on the lake staff
gauge.
- The generator would typically run during the morning (06:00 to 12:00) and evening (16:00 and
22:00), i.e.
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PLYMOUTH
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Pohokura
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Huinga
Cape Egmont
Dawson Falls
Glenn Rd
Whareroa
Rimunui
January 2220 Rainfall
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15%21
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Much of the scheme is monitored and operated remotely by the Company. Through an automated water
level sensor system, the Company can monitor the residual flows in the Manganui River and Mangaotea
Stream, water levels in the race and lake and how much rain is falling locally. This has allowed the Company
to manage race flows to minimise flooding, and has greatly improved the Company’s compliance with
residual flow requirements.
Resource consents
The Company holds 24 resource consents,
integrated land use. It is submitted that
potential future changes to the planning environment by a district council, do not
fall within the bounds of these matters and are outside scope of your discretion.
Even if you considered you did have discretion to consider integrated district and
land use matters, there is no certainty of an outcome or timing. Both the operative
and proposed District Plans provide for this activity on the Application Site.
23 Section 105 RMA provides relevant
cannot apply.
24 If Rule 52 does not apply, then Rule 54 will apply such that the application
becomes full discretionary. Effects other than odour, such as noise, then
would fall for consideration.
25. Resolving this question may not be critical for determining whether
consent should be granted or not: given that it is the case for the
submitters that consent should be declined (at least past 1 June 2026)
on the basis of loss of amenity value of air/adverse odour effects alone.
noted that seven intakes were now in place along the roofline of shed 3, that these
included fittings for shed air recirculation as at Midhirst, and that the boilers had been
installed and hot water radiators were being piped up inside each shed.
27. Osflo arrived about 10.45 am, and were to begin by emptying shed 4. With rain setting in, I
considered there would be little gain in continuing to monitor odour, and left the site about
11 am.
28. My observations on this occasion:-
Dow AgroSciences consent monitoring Annual report 2016-2017
questioned given the falling
attendances at sporting events (especially the smaller non-international style events). It
was noted that many attendances for Mitre 10 Cup rugby games were in the 4,000 to
6,000 range. The stands only offer 8,000 seats. The remainder of the capacity is taken up
by the terrace seating and general admittance. Even at the smaller events, there is still a
significant demand for undercover seating that is out of the weather and side-on to the
ground. The major sports noted
Capacity
40. The need for a 20,000 to 25,000 capacity stadium was questioned given the falling
attendances at sporting events (especially the smaller non-international style events). It
was noted that many attendances for Mitre 10 Cup rugby games were in the 4,000 to
6,000 range. The stands only offer 8,000 seats. The remainder of the capacity is taken up
by the terrace seating and general admittance. Even at the smaller events, there is still a
significant demand for undercover seating that