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NZ Transport Agency and Tauranga City Council Mangatawa Drain Flood Bypass and TEM Stormwater AEE 8. Consultation 8.1 Background – Tauranga Eastern Motorway Consultation for the TEM project began during the designations phase of the project from 1998 – 2000. During that process the community, Tangata Whenua, stakeholders and landowners were consulted on the proposed arterial. In 2007 the community was consulted about changing the classification of the Arterial route to Motorway. In 2008-2009 the same communities were consulted on the project resource consents for earthworks, bridging, water take and stormwater management. A full programme of newsletters, open days, hui and individual meetings has occurred. It is clear from the current consultation programme that the majority of landowners, community and stakeholder groups’ concerns have been recorded and addressed through the original designation and classification processes. When informed of the purpose of this round of resource consent consultation, in general the responses supported the TEM project and wanted to see its construction completed as soon as possible. 8.1.1 Consultation Objectives Consultation for this Mangatawa Stormwater consent targeted four directly affected groups – MPBI, other directly affected land owners, Tangata Whenua, and the wider community. The objectives of this consultation process were to inform people of the proposed methodology for constructing and operating the motorway, management of the stormwater to reduce the effects of flood spills across the State Highway 2, and to receive their opinions on the project. Their feedback and responses are recorded as follows. 8.2 Mangatawa Public Consultation The NZTA issued a project newsletter on the 17th of November 2008 which was mailed out to approximately 2500 residences in the wider catchment area as well as approximately 500 to the directly affected parties, adjacent landowners, affected stakeholders, Iwi, Hapu and other parties. The newsletter was a two sided A4 flyer detailing the proposal and outlining some options, and included a conceptual diagram of the existing and proposed drainage for the Maranui swale and Mangatawa drain. It also invited recipients to an Open Day where the project team and client would be present with additional information about the project to answer questions and receive feedback from the public. This Open Day was held on Thursday 4th December 2008. The public were given two weeks from the Open Day to provide feedback. Six people in total attended the Open Day and made no formal comment. Status: Final Page 75 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 8.3 Directly Affected Landowners All landowners on the northern and southern side of the Mangatawa drain and Maranui swale from chainage 5900 to 10800 were contacted and offered a meeting for consultation about the potential effects from this application. Meetings were held between 11th and 22nd of February 2009 with individual landowners at a site, date and time of their choice. Two Cottage meetings were held on the 4th and 9th of December 2008 with landowners adjacent to the project area to inform them of the latest developments in the project, how these will affect them and for the technical team to consider their concerns. Only 3 people attended in total and they expressed positive comments about the project. These landowners were also invited to the public Open Day held on Thursday 4th December 2008. The names of the land owners invited to cottage meeting can be provided if required. 8.4 Individual Landowners Individual landowners directly affected by the existing drainage were consulted in separate meetings. NZTA has endeavoured to address all the concerns that arose at these meetings as well as providing information. These landowners were also invited to the public Open Day held on Thursday 4th December 2008. All invitees were given two weeks opportunity to provide feedback on the project. The names of the owners can also be provided if required. The owners of the land raised concerns that centred on the way the NZTA and TCC were going to deal with the flooding issues in the area. A summary of the issues raised were: • Water residence times after flooding, i.e. the time it takes for floods to recede • Culvert heights, flow paths and drains blocking • Lack of drain maintenance in the Mangatawa Drain • Swale planting (no trees in them so they can be maintained) 8.4.1 MPBI MPBI owns the land adjacent to the Tamapahore Marae on which they propose industrial development. The site also includes an existing drain which takes the flood waters to the harbour as well as draining the site itself. NZTA and TCC have consulted with MPBI in 2008 and 2009 to provide feedback on the options for this proposal. Meetings have been held with the MPBI Board, technical advisers and MPBI’s engineers who provided input and reviewed the Options Study Report dated March 2009. Status: Final Page 76 April 2009 Project Number: 3932036 NZ1-1552092-Mangatawa Drain Flood Bypass and TEM Stormwater AEE
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