Part 1 - Palmerston North City Council
Part 1 - Palmerston North City Council
Part 1 - Palmerston North City Council
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Policy 8<br />
This policy encourages consultation prior to the lodgement of resource consent applications.<br />
consultation that has occurred to date is described in Section 9 below.<br />
The<br />
Policy 9<br />
Policy 9 requires the MWRC to provide one month’s notice to owners and occupiers of private land in urban<br />
areas prior to undertaking flood protection works on their properties. In this instance the works will be<br />
undertaken on some land that is privately owned, namely the Hargreaves and PMB Landco Ltd owned<br />
properties. Both parties have been kept informed of the project and notice of the intent to begin works will<br />
be provided in accordance with this policy.<br />
Policy 10<br />
This policy encourages the removal of unused or derelict structures from the river bed. There are no such<br />
structures known to exist in the locality.<br />
7.2.3 Proposed One Plan<br />
Objectives<br />
Objectives 6‐1 and 6‐4 from Chapter Six and Objective 16‐1 from Chapter 16 of the One Plan have relevance<br />
to the proposal. Objective 16‐1 is effectively a placeholder that directs the Plan user back to the objectives<br />
and policies of Chapter Six and to the values and management objectives in Schedule AB.<br />
Objective 6‐1<br />
This objective states that surface water bodies must be managed in a manner which has regard to the<br />
Values in Schedule AB.<br />
The subject site is within the Middle Manawatu River Management Zone. This zone has the following zone<br />
wide and site specific values:<br />
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Zone wide values<br />
- Life Supporting Capacity (Hill Mixed) ‐ Over the long term it is expected that the life supporting<br />
capacity of the river will be enhanced due to the stabilisation of the environment and reduction of<br />
sediment entering the river.<br />
- Aesthetics ‐ The aesthetic values of the river will be altered as a result of the river. Structures will<br />
be visible where they were not in the past, however, the works will also protect Pari Reserve and<br />
the river edge from further erosion and protect the aesthetics of these.<br />
- Contact Recreation ‐ the proposed works will provide for a safe area for contact recreation and<br />
significantly reduce the risk of land slips into the river.<br />
- Mauri ‐ The proposal will result in the relocation of the river back to the position, or near to, where<br />
it ran in 1992. This is not expected to have any effect on the mauri of the river or its bed.<br />
- Industrial Abstraction/Irrigation/Stock Water ‐ The proposed works will not affect the quality or<br />
volumes of water available for these uses.<br />
- Existing Infrastructure ‐ The works will not affect any existing infrastructure in the area.<br />
- Capacity to Assimilate Pollution ‐ The capacity of the Manawatu River to assimilate pollution will<br />
not be affected by the proposal.<br />
Site specific values<br />
- Site of Significance ‐ Aquatic ‐ This value relates to two tributaries located several kilometres<br />
upstream of the subject site and is therefore not relevant to the proposal.<br />
- Site of Significance ‐ Riparian ‐ This value relates to the gravels and sands required for dotterel<br />
breeding. It is anticipated that given the time of year that the works will start and the constant<br />
nature of the works during construction that it is unlikely that any dotterel will be disturbed by the<br />
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