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NZ Transport Agency and Tauranga City Council Mangatawa Drain Flood Bypass and TEM Stormwater AEE c) When will the activity be undertaken, and for how long will it occur: The design of the Motorway has advanced to allow NZTA to understand the potential effects of constructing the Motorway and to apply for Resource Consents related to the construction of the Motorway. The next step is to develop Specimen Design and Principal’s Requirements to be used in a contract specification to go to tender with. It is anticipated that if Resource Consents are gained and funding confirmed, tendering may occur in 2009 with a possible construction start in 2010. d) Proposed works and construction methods: • See “Description of the Proposal” and “Construction Methodology” in application. e) Details of engineering design associated with proposal: (include calculations and plans if appropriate) • See project description in application f) Cross sections/long sections of any cut/full areas over 2.0 metres in height: • See application and appendices 2 Description of the receiving environment Our environment is made up of many components. Completing this section helps identify issues relating to the proposal. Please describe the following aspects of the environment in the immediate vicinity of the proposal and locate/identify them on a map where practical. 2.1 Description of the natural environment a) Geology and soils (described in detail to at least 1 metre depth below the expected maximum excavation): • See description of the environment in application b) Upstream and Downstream Catchment characteristics: Watercourses/Coastal Marine Area (name, size, proximity to proposal, perennial or ephemeral): • See description of the environment in application Drainage patterns/size of catchments: • See description of the environment in application c) Topography (identify sloping areas, gullies, steep erodible features): • See description of the environment in application d) Vegetation types/values: • See description of the environment in application e) Ecological features (including vegetation type and extent, the presence of fauna): • See description of the environment in application Status: Final Page 17 April 2009 Project Number: 3932036 NZ1-1552092-Mangatawa Drain Flood Bypass and TEM Stormwater AEE
NZ Transport Agency and Tauranga City Council Mangatawa Drain Flood Bypass and TEM Stormwater AEE f) What is the nature of the watercourses and receiving environment, in terms of water quality? • See description of the environment in application 2.2 Description of the human and built environment a) Any built structures such as bridges, culverts, roads, buildings etc: • See description of the environment in application b) Neighbours (location/proximity to proposal): • See description of the environment in application 2.3 Natural and cultural heritage a) Does the receiving environment or site have any natural or cultural heritage values (e.g. archaeological/historic sites, significant landscapes – give location/proximity to proposal)? • See description of the environment in application b) Does the receiving environment or site have any amenity values (consideration should be given to the recreational use of the site and the receiving environment)? • See description of the environment in application d) Have you consulted with Tangata Whenua? (consultation with Tangata Whenua is important in determining any values that may be present on the site and within the receiving environment, and how these can be managed): • See description of the environment in application e) Is the proposed activity located in an area of significant natural heritage identified in the Bay of Plenty Regional Council’s Regional Policy Statement or Regional Plans? • See description of the environment in application 3 Effects of the proposal a) Describe the actual or potential effects that the proposal may have on the environment (Having considered all of the above matters, how will the proposed activity affect the values of the receiving environment and site? e.g., sediment contaminants, dust, natural and cultural heritage values, Tangata Whenua values, Amenity values, landscape areas or other contaminants): • See assessment of effects in application b) What is potential erodibility of the soils of the site: • See assessment of effects in application c) What is the estimated sediment generating potential of the site (this should include an assessment of slopes greater than 10 degrees with aspects not north facing): Status: Final Page 18 April 2009 Project Number: 3932036 NZ1-1552092-Mangatawa Drain Flood Bypass and TEM Stormwater AEE
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