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Information Package
Regulatory Department
8 October 2020
Contents Environmental Science & Monitoring ..................................................................... 1 Biosecurity (Pest Management) ..................................................................................... 1 Environmental Science ................................................................................................... 8 Biodiversity...................................................................................................................... 8 Building Control Group .......................................................................................... 15 Alcohol Licensing ................................................................................................... 18 Resource Consents Section .................................................................................. 23 Resource Consent Approvals Under Delegated Authority.................................. 25
Environmental Science & Monitoring
Biosecurity (Pest Management)
Reporting Period (10/8/2020 – 18/9/2020)
(Report prepared by Liam Falconer, Rob Simons and Jono Underwood)
RPMP Programmes Operative in this Period
Boneseed (E315-003-004-01)
Council Biosecurity and Department of Conservation staff have completed most of this year’s boneseed
control with only a few outlying sites remaining to be visited. The total numbers of known boneseed sites
remain stable and plant numbers have continued to decline.
Anecdotal observations suggest that goat browsing activity at one of the main infestation sites at Erie Bay
(Tory Channel) has been a contributing factor to the declining number of plants found. This will be due to an
increase in young plant mortality, and reduced flowering and subsequent seed production in older plants.
Goat browsing also appears to have reduced the overall density of coastal vegetation making infestation
areas more accessible for searching and control. Ironically however, the browsing damage to the boneseed
plants themselves has made plants harder to spot. This does make the control work a little more challenging
from that perspective.
Boneseed programme trend
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Removing boneseed safely in difficult to reach areas on the Tory Channel foreshore
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Broom and Gorse (E315-003-005-01, E315-003-016-01)
One complaint relating to broom and gorse encroaching on a property boundary has been investigated by the
Biosecurity Team. It was found that in this case there has been a breach of the good neighbour rule in the
Regional Pest Management Plan. Council is working with the occupiers of the affected properties to ensure
that the necessary control work is undertaken in a timely manner.
Broom and gorse growing up to the boundary of a property that is unaffected
Chilean Needlegrass (E315-003-009-01)
Planning is well underway for the upcoming November and December control and surveillance work
programme with multiple local contractors engaged to deliver a large portion of this service delivery work.
The Biosecurity Team continues to work with Council Project Engineers on the water supply work being
undertaken in the Marfells Beach Road area and the Wither Hills area to ensure that adequate control
measure are in place to prevent Chilean Needlegrass being spread from these work sites.
Mediterranean fanworm (E315-003-020-01)
During September the dive contractors have undertaken surveillance for Mediterranean fanworm in Oyster
Bay and East Arm in Port Underwood. During this surveillance work they have checked all of the moorings
and vessels that were present at the time of the dive. There were no detections of Mediterranean fanworm
during this round of surveillance.
Council staff also undertook surveillance on a vessel that had recently arrived in Havelock from a high risk
port in the North Island. The vessel owner had undertaken the necessary maintenance before leaving the
port resulting in no detections of fanworm.
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Moth plant (E315-003-020-01)
In mid-August Council Biosecurity staff investigated a report of a moth plant growing within the foreshore
reserve of the Pelorus Mahakipawa Arm at Moenui. In total, 20 plants were found and destroyed. Follow-up
site visits will be undertaken annually to ensure the pest plant does not re-establish itself from any seed that
may be present in the soil.
Council’s annual moth plant control programme will commence from December 2020 and Marlborough
residents are encouraged to report any sightings to Council so that these potentially toxic plants can be
destroyed in a safe manner.
Moth plant flower
Parrot’s feather (E315-003-022-01)
In late August Council Biosecurity staff visited Waitui Station at Titirangi to inspect a site of a ‘historical’
parrot’s feather infestation. The GIS information relating to the location of the infestation pre-dated 2005 and
the accuracy of the historical inspection information could not be relied on to determine current status of the
site. A brief discussion with the occupier confirmed that parrot’s feather was once present in a pond outside
the old Waitui Station homestead, but the pond had long been filled in and the area re-landscaped into a
barbeque area. A search was undertaken around the former location of the pest plant and also in a nearby
waterway. No plants were found and parrot’s feather has subsequently been declared eradicated from
the site.
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Emergent Parrot’s feather A truck load of invasive parrot’s feather removed from
Ruakanaka Creek during the earlier stages of Council’s
programme in 2007
Nassella tussock (E315-003-021-01)
Nassella inspections have continued after recent boneseed control efforts in the Sounds.
As a brief background, there is a standing obligation for occupiers with nassella tussock to destroy it each
year before it sets seed. This can vary around the region but is usually mid-late October.
For many years, Council has instigated an active facilitation programme where the bulk of affected properties
get reminded by Council each year to undertake their primary control work but staggered across the months
of May to September. This helps spread the load on local nassella control contractors and also allows
Council to implement property inspections to audit the level of control work achieved. This also includes the
use enforcement powers to ensure control work is carried out effectively and in a timely manner.
The graph below illustrates the progress of this year’s nassella inspections to date. It shows the prioritised
inspections undertaken (purple bars) vs the target total prioritised properties (red bars).
Of note, the target total is becoming harder to achieve due to external factors that cannot be managed
directly by Council. For example, there is a majority of land occupiers who historically undertake their primary
control works late in the season (September/October). In addition, an increasing number of occupiers who
had previously agreed to undertake their primary control work earlier in the year are deferring and requesting
extensions also pushing later in the year. There are also a small number of occupiers that have signalled
that they do not wish to work in with Council’s system of agreed timeframes and undertake control as they
see fit against the standing rule obligation. This also means any inspection work gets pushed to the same
late season period.
All of these factors above, coupled with non-compliance follow-up inspections, is reducing the time available
to Council staff undertaking new priority inspections elsewhere to meet the targeted number of ‘new’
inspections.
The graph does not measure the level of land occupier commitment to meeting their obligation to destroy
nassella tussock, or the level of land occupier buy-in to Council’s staggered inspection programme. Buy-in
in large works well for the majority. However, there may not be an awareness of how individual decisions are
cumulating and can affect the broader Council facilitation and inspection programme.
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Other Biosecurity Projects/Initiatives
Investigation - Pink Ragwort Senecio glastifolius (E315-005-000-01)
The Council Biosecurity Team was alerted to the presence of pink ragwort (Senecio glasifolius) by a bach
owner at Kawhia Bay, Tory Channel. Pink ragwort is also known as woad-leaved or holly-leaved ragwort and
is widely distributed throughout the lower North Island. Isolated observations have also been recorded at
New Brighton, Christchurch and Otago Harbour, Dunedin. It can both be a pastoral pest and an ecological
pest that occupies the same habitat, and poses a similar threat to boneseed
The pink ragwort infestation at Kawhia Bay occupies the same geographical extent as the current boneseed
infestation (operationally referred to as the Tokakaroro Point infestation). As a result Council and
Department of Conservation staff were able to carry out some surveillance work during this year’s boneseed
control work to determine the extent of the infestation. In total, 41 plants were removed by hand, but many
more plants remained out of ladder-reach. Plans are being made to enable the safe management of the
infestation during next year’s boneseed operations.
Council Biosecurity staff will continue to investigate any new leads to help determine the extent of this
potentially new invasive species in Marlborough.
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Pink ragwort (Senecio glastifolius) in the centre of the picture before the plant was removed
Biosecurity Officer Shane Webber with the pink ragwort (Senecio glastifolius) removed from the Kawhia Bay
area Tory Channel
Environment - Information Package - 8 October 2020 - Page 7
Investigation - Polypodium vulgare (E315-005-000-01)
In the last reporting period Council Biosecurity staff investigated the presence of the invasive fern Polypodium
vulgare on the Wither Hills Farm Park. Since the discovery was reported, Council has since received other
reports from members of the public. Investigations so far have only resulted in the removal of individual
plants, no dense infestations have been found to date. Council Biosecurity staff will continue to follow up on
reports to determine the extent of this plant in Marlborough.
Environmental Science
Picton Air Quality (E300-007-001)
(Report prepared by Sarah Brand)
The Picton Air Quality Study began in July 2019 and was set to run for a full year to capture a full winter and
summer season. Despite the Covid-19 lockdown the study continued and it was pleasing to see that a
substantial amount of data was captured during Levels 4 and 3. The start of September saw the completion
of the monitoring and the project now moves to the analysis phase with NIWA hoping to complete this by the
end of the year. The original grant application provided funds for the initial phase of the project and we are
currently waiting to see if we have been successful in obtaining funding to complete the analysis. Due to
capturing the Covid-19 lockdown period, we have requested some further funding to carry out a more in
depth look at this period.
Air Quality and Agrichemical Spray (E300-003-001)
(Report prepared by Sarah Brand)
In late 2019 the Council was successful in obtaining an Envirolink grant to gain advice from Lincoln Agritech
on the establishment of an ambient rural air monitoring program focusing on agricultural pesticides. The aim
of such a monitoring programme will be to increase our understanding of how agrichemicals used in the rural
environment affect both the ambient air quality and/or have localised impacts. We have recently received the
report, which presented an overview of the technologies available to establish a monitoring program and
suggestions for future research to enable a viable monitoring solution. Assessment is being made of the
information with the aim of undertaking some field trials during the next year.
Urban Growth Area Systematic Review (E355-005-000)
(Report prepared by Sarah Brand)
As reported previously, a systematic land use review of the region’s properties for identifying HAIL activities is
required under the Resource Management Act 1991. Due to the size of this task, there is the requirement to
prioritise the review. Land identified as Urban Growth Areas and land to be zoned and developed for
residential use was identified as the first priority group to undergo assessment. An initial broad scale review
has now been completed which has established those land parcels which still require full assessments and
those that have previously been identified. Detailed assessments and landowner consultation is to be
undertaken, with completion aimed for by early 2021.
Biodiversity
Beach Aid Habitat Restoration, Katipo Coast (C230-001-E01)
(Report prepared by Mike Aviss)
A coastal restoration project, called Beach Aid, has been initiated in conjunction with Canterbury University to
develop a cost effective way of restoring indigenous habitats to East Coast beaches damaged during the
2016 Kaikoura earthquake. As part of this, indigenous planting was undertaken along the coast this winter by
Council in conjunction with community groups and volunteers. The planting zones were delineated by fence
posts, rope and Beach Aid signage to reduce the likelihood of the plants being damaged.
Environment - Information Package - 8 October 2020 - Page 8Beach Aid signs and posts with sprayed marram browning off in the planting area at Marfells Beach
Up to 2000 spinifex grasses and 35 pingao sedges were planted on the uplifted beach a few hundred metres
south of the Cape Campbell lighthouse. The planting was completed by Council staff with a neighbouring
landowner and volunteers.
Another 1000 spinifex grasses and 35 pingao sedges were planted at Marfell’s Beach in a fenced off strip in
front of the camping area. Pupils and staff from Seddon School assisted Council staff and community
volunteers. Another joint planting of coastal shrubs and trees was completed at Mussel Point, once again
protected by posts and rope.
Environment - Information Package - 8 October 2020 - Page 9Planting spinifex along the old high tide line, at the edge of the marram dune face
south of Cape Campbell Lighthouse
Council paid for the plants and the signs, while the posts and rope, repurposed from vineyard operations and
mussel farms, were installed by Council Biodiversity staff. Prior to planting, Council’s Biodiversity budget also
paid for control of invasive marram in the planting areas.
Canterbury University will be monitoring the results as part of their RECOVER project to see how the plants
establish and whether introducing seed sources such as these into the area is enough to support a natural
recovery of this modified landscape.
Taylor River Improvement Programme (E335-021-01)
(Report prepared by James Mills-Kelly)
To date the Taylor River Improvement has received an overwhelmingly positive response from landowners,
with engagement levels such that the programme is currently oversubscribed, with more interest from
landowners to become involved than funding available to meet this demand. The programme has so far
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achieved over 45,000m of native riparian planting, with a further 55,600m of plantings planned over the next
two seasons, budget permitting. This would surpass the planting area initially proposed by the programme by
close to 100%. The programme has also assisted in the fencing of 4.9km of riparian fencing, with a further
2.3km of fencing planned over the next two seasons. Even with these successful interventions, there are still
several high profile sediment-producing sites that are yet to be included in the programme.
Environment - Information Package - 8 October 2020 - Page 10Hill Country Erosion Fund (E355-019-004)
(Report prepared by James Mills-Kelly)
The Hill Country Erosion Fund has delivered a total of 350 poplar poles to landowners on dry, east coast hill
country for erosion control purposes over the past planting season, along with Dynex tree protectors. With
growing awareness among landowners leading to increased interest, the programme is aiming to deliver
approximately 1500 poplar poles in the next planting season. The fund has also been used to support the
rejuvenation of the Tasman poplar and willow nursery, in order to enhance capacity for future pole supply.
State of the Environment - Water Quality (E325-002-001)
(Report prepared by Steffi Henkel)
Monthly coastal water quality sampling continues as scheduled.
State of the Environment - Intertidal Monitoring (E325-002-002)
(Report prepared by Oliver Wade)
Planning is underway for this years’ monitoring.
Pelorus/Te Hoiere Multibeam Survey (E325-017-002)
(Report prepared by Oliver Wade)
The survey has been completed and LINZ are currently compiling the data to pass on to Council. Further
investment is required to process this data in to the products relevant to habitats as achieved for the Queen
Charlotte Sound/Totaranui survey.
Council will receive two finished products at this stage. One is the bathymetric layers for the full survey area.
The other is the exact subtidal location of all marine farms within the survey area.
Environment - Information Package - 8 October 2020 - Page 11Ecologically Significant Marine Site Programme (E325-002-004)
(Report prepared by Oliver Wade)
The expert panel has met by Zoom to consider the findings of the 2019/20 monitoring season and assess
sites against the significance criteria. The recommendations from the expert panel will be presented at the
next Environment Committee meeting.
Sustainable Seas National Science Challenge (E325-016-006)
(Report prepared by Oliver Wade)
Following on from the initial Sustainable Seas case study workshop in August, a sub-group has been formed.
This sub-group consists of members of the Marlborough Sounds community, Iwi, the Ministry for Primary
Industries, the Department of Conservation and Council. This group will finalise the topic of the case study
and develop a project plan to apply for funding from Sustainable Sea for the case study.
Open Ocean Aquaculture (E325-008-002-03)
(Report prepared by Oliver Wade)
There have now been multiple workshops involving staff from regional councils, the Ministry for Primary
Industries, the Department of Conservation, the Environmental Protection Authority, Te Ohu Kaimoana and
representatives of the aquaculture industry. These workshops have been focused on developing best
practice guidelines for the monitoring of benthic and water column effects of open ocean aquaculture. The
intent is that these guidelines will inform current and future consent applications for open ocean aquaculture
around New Zealand.
Water Resource and Climate Summary to end September 2020
(E320-001)
(Report prepared by Val Wadsworth 1 October 2020)
This report is prepared using data from Councils Environmental monitoring network, as well as sites operated
by NIWA, and data from the Marlborough Research Centre
Executive summary
The district received some useful rain during September, generally above average, although the
Sounds/Pelorus area was slightly below normal. There was a variation in temperatures, the month was
generally warmer than normal, but there was a sharp reminder at the end of the month that it is not summer
yet. Marlborough Research Centre report that this was the sunniest September on record, and this has
significantly reduced the gap from Richmond and Whakatane for 2020 sunshine honours.
Rainfall, Evapotranspiration, and Soil moisture
After average, or below average rainfall during July, August, and early September, a few rain events pushed
September rainfall across most of the district to above normal levels, the exception being western parts of the
Marlborough Sounds, and Pelorus areas, which were slightly below normal. This should have kept soil
moisture levels at reasonable levels, which should result in some good pasture growth over the next few
weeks. However the usual seasonal increase in evapotranspiration in eastern Marlborough will counteract
that as time goes on, and as always as we move toward summer, more rainfall would be beneficial, for
pastoral farmers at least.
The following graphs show the monthly rainfall totals for the 2020 year at four representative sites, compared
to the long term monthly averages for those sites. The Blenheim graph also shows the calculated monthly
evapotranspiration (ET). The difference between monthly rain and ET indicates the likely soil moisture gain
or loss.
Environment - Information Package - 8 October 2020 - Page 12The following table of rainfall totals around the district shows most areas received above normal rainfall, the
exception being the north-western parts of the district. The year to date rainfall total is still below normal at all
sites.
Environment - Information Package - 8 October 2020 - Page 13River Flows – September 2020
River flows around the season were all below average (with one exception) which does not fully reflect the
rainfall patterns observed, but is probably a result of the dry July-August conditions which preceded. The
exception is Dip Flat where we do know more rainfall was received than normal, but as we have not received
recent validation of flows from NIWA who are the recording authority there, it is also possible that the rating
calibration has drifted, and requires alteration.
River Site Catchment Sept mean Percentage Records
area flow of monthly Begin
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(km ) (L/s) normal
Pelorus Bryants 375 14,700 60% 1977
Rai Rai Falls 211 7,240 55% 1979
Kaituna Readers Road 133 3,160 55% 2006
Branch Intake Weir 550 27,600 99% 1958
Wairau Barnetts Bank 3,430 101,000 76% 1960
Wairau Dip Flat 505 38,100 135% 1951
Onhinemahuta Briggs Road 33 836 68% 1998
Waihopai Craiglochart 764 12,100 60% 1960
Awatere Awapiri 987 12,500 68% 1977
Omaka Gorge 90 954 68% 1994
Taylor Borough Weir 64 582 62% 1961
Flaxbourne Corrie Downs 70 216 33% 2003
Seasonal Outlook for Marlborough, Tasman, Nelson, Buller – Issued 30 Sept 2020
NIWA report La Nina conditions appear to be developing, this is likely to be confirmed this month.
The NIWA outlook for our area for the next three months is;
• Air temperature Above average
• Rainfall About or slightly below average
• Soil moisture About or slightly below average
• River flows About or slightly below average
Environment - Information Package - 8 October 2020 - Page 14Building Control Group
Building Control - Building Consent Authority (BCA) & Territorial
Authority (TA) Activity for August 2020 (Report prepared by Bill East)
Activity across the groups functions as a BCA and a TA continue to be steady as the figures below confirm.
Figures are down on July but consistent with previous recent years.
BCA Activity for August 2020
The following figures applied to August 2020
Total Consents issued
• Total of 116 consents, with a total value of $30,849,429 (includes Library/Art Gallery).
• This total included 12 new dwellings, with a value of $3,950,405.
That compares to August 2019:
• Total of 122 consents, with a total value of $13,001,130.
• This total included 11 new dwellings, with a value of $3,866,082.
Total Consents received August 2020
• Total of 119 consents, with a total value of $15,540,429.
• This total includes 25 new dwellings, with a value of $10,764,027.
That compares to August 2019:
• Total of 130 consents, with a total value of $19,085,524.
• This total included 22 new dwellings, with a value of $9,075,824.
2020/2021 This month YTD
All New dwellings All New dwellings
Number Value Number Value Number Value Number Value
Consents
119 $15.54 $10.76 276 $37.62 $20.11
received 25 49
Consents issued 116 $30.85 12 $3.90 278 $55.60 38 $15.66
Inspections 540
CCC issued 289
$ Millions $ Millions $ Millions $ Millions
Processing stats for August 2020
For the month of June the group issued 97% of the building consent applications within the required statutory
times frames of 20 days. We had three applications go over time for varying reasons including human error.
Code Compliance Certificates issued during August 2020
• Total of 128 CCC’s, 100% of these were issued within 20 days.
Environment - Information Package - 8 October 2020 - Page 15Number of Inspections undertaken August 2020
A total of 459 inspections were undertaken, with an average booking time of 2.5 days.
Accreditation of the BCA: update
• All evidence presented to IANZ was accepted and all “General Non-Compliances” were cleared on 20
August 2020. The group awaits its formal invitation to be reaccredited as a BCA.
• The BCA’s next accreditation will be May 2022.
Territorial Authority
Compliance Team:
Compliance Investigation Officer: Activity as at 31/08/2020 (Totals are for this calendar year)
CRM’s created this year 78
NTF’s issued this year 44
Compliance Achieved this year 6
Prosecutions this year 0
Infringements issued this year 1
Pool Compliance Officer: Activity as at 31/08/2020 (Totals are for this calendar year)
Inspection results Recheck inspections results
Pass 31% 69 Pass 80
Fail 53% 120 Fail 12
Removed pools 6% 14 Second re check 1
required
Empty 22 Inspections for 2
BC/COA”s
Total to date 225 Rechecks required from this year’s
inspection
% Completed for this 53% First recheck 38
year
Audits left for this year 207 Second recheck 11
Compliance Schedule/Building Warrant of Fitness activity
CS = Compliance Schedule
BWoF = Building Warrant of Fitness
CCC = Code Compliance Certificate
CPU = Certificate for Public Use
EPB = Earthquake Prone Buildings
Environment - Information Package - 8 October 2020 - Page 16Senior Compliance Officer (SCO): Activity
• 7x CS’s checked for issue with CCC/CPU.
• 5x responses to IQP’s.
• 3x owner enquiries.
• 1x meeting with owner
• 3x amended CS’s issued. (2x Form 11)
• Issued four new CS’s.
• File note and letter to three property owners of three separate building but having shared specified
systems.
• IQP push back re; Type 1 Domestic fire alarm in a commercial use becomes a SS02 system –
discussions & file note.
• Letters sent to NUO’s re cancelling CS’s as Determination says they are not buildings for CS/BWoF
purposes.
• Assisting Deepti with details on CS’s and with communications.
• Assisting BCO’s with CS info and Vetting.
• Updating CS spreadsheet.
SCO: EPB activity
• Updated MBIE EPB Register with eight new entries with photos and documents uploaded.
• The EPB webpage is all ok for making live on the Website, as soon as IT can do so.
• Ongoing data entry on EPB Register for the Webpage – completed Blenheim CBD area.
• Picton Yacht Club Hotel – Letter to owner responding to their letter then received a completely new DSA
as well as further responses to the Peer Review process from the owner. Discussion regarding making a
formal complaint to Engineering NZ.
• 6x owner etc. enquiries.
• 3x owner meetings.
• 1x withdrawal of request for engineering assessment.
• Issued 5x requests for engineering assessments – one with 9 property owners to communicate with.
• Discussions re: what are Council’s options when an assessment is unacceptable.
• An in-depth study of the design, construction and seismic strengthening of Radio House together with file
note and discussions, concluding the building is exempt under EPB Methodology Sections 1.2.2 and 3.3.
Compliance Officer
CS/BWoF activity
• Continuing background BC/CS research for upcoming CS/BWoF Audits site visits.
• 10 x CS/BWoF Audits site visits.
• 6 x CS/BWoF Audit Reports and letters issued.
• 9 x amended CS’s issued.
Environment - Information Package - 8 October 2020 - Page 17Alcohol Licensing
A100-04
Attached is a schedule of applications for alcohol licences issued by Marlborough District Licensing
Committee under delegated authority from 8 August 2020 to 18 September 2020.
Environment - Information Package - 8 October 2020 - Page 18Alcohol Licences issued by the Marlborough District Licensing Committee
From 8 August 2020 to 18 September 2020
Special Licenses
Licence
Applicant Location Event Date/s
Number
SPC/022/2020 Feast Marlborough Market Place, Wynen Street, Bayleys Friday Night Feast Friday 9 October 2020
Charitable Trust Blenheim
SPC/040/2020 Linkwater School Board 1357 Queen Charlotte Drive, Fundraising dinner Friday 14 August 2020
Of Trustees Linkwater
SPC/042/2020 Sahara New Zealand 6 Kinross Street, Blenheim Marlborough home and garden show Friday 11, Saturday 12 and Sunday
Limited 13 September 2020
SPC/043/2020 Lions Club Of Seddon Foster Street, Seddon 50th anniversary of lions club Saturday 26 September 2020
Inc
SPC/044/2020 Blenheim Bowling Club 65 E Weld Street, Blenheim Private events Saturday 29 August 2020, Saturday
Incorporated 5 December 2020
SPC/046/2020 Cardrona Distillery 6 Kinross Street, Blenheim Marlborough Home and Garden Friday 11, Saturday 12 and Sunday
Limited Show 13 September 2020
SPC/047/2020 Rowan Lockyer James 54 High Street, Renwick Fundraising dinner and bottle auction Wednesday 23 September 2020
Ingpen
SPC/048/2020 Dog Point Vineyards 36 Godfrey Road, Hawkesbury Charity Auctions Tuesday 22 and Wednesday 23
Limited September, Saturday 3 October, Tuesday
20 and Wednesday 21 October, Tuesday
17 and Wednesday 18 November 2020
SPC/049/2020 Awatere Rugby Football Foster Street, Seddon Comedy Night Thursday 3 September 2020
Club Incorporated
SPC/051/2020 Clos Henri Limited 639 SH 63, Wairau Valley Wine and Cheese pairing evenings Thursday 3 September 2020 and Thursday
8 October 2020
SPC/052/2020 Blenheim Club 92 High Street, Blenheim Private birthday party Saturday 5 September 2020
Incorporated
SPC/054/2020 Tasman Rugby Union 6 B Lansdowne Street, Blenheim Ruby Fixtures- Mitre 10 cup Friday 18 September 2020, Saturday
Incorporated 7 November 2020, Friday 20 November
OR Saturday 21 November OR Saturday
28 November 2020
Environment - Information Package - 8 October 2020 - Page 19New Premises Licences
Licence Number Applicant Licence Type Premises Expiry Date
OFF/029/2020 Seresin Estate Ltd Off licence- Seresin Estate 12/08/2021
remote sales
Temporary Authority for Premise Licences
Licence Number Applicant Licence Type Premises address Premise Name Expiry Date
ON/006/2020 Casa Pablo 2020 Ltd On Licence 81 Cleghorn Street Redwoodtown Casa Pablos 5/11/2020
ON/066/2018 Paul James Frost On Licence 51 Scott Street Blenheim Marlborough 14/12/2020
Public House
OFF/018/2018 Jacob Graham Anderson Off Licence 22 Maxwell Road, Blenheim Scotch Wine 4/01/2021
Shop
ON/045/2018 Jacob Graham Anderson On Licence 4 Bythell Place Scotch Wine 4/01/2021
Bar
Variation to Premise Licences
Licence Number Applicant Licence Type Premises Expiry Date
OFF/015/2020 Seddon Supervalue Ltd Off Licence Seddon Supervalue 1/04/2021
Renewed Premises Licenses
Licence
Applicant Licence Type Premises Expiry Date
Number
OFF/030/2020 Riot and Rose Spirits Ltd Off Licence Riot and Rose 11/07/2023
OFF/031/2020 Kono NZ LP Off Licence Kono 7/09/2023
OFF/033/2020 Hunters Wines NZ Ltd Off Licence Hunters Wines 5/08/2023
OFF/034/2020 Renwick Vines Ltd Off Licence Gibson Bridge 5/07/2023
OFF/036/2020 Allan Scott Wines & Estates Ltd Off Licence Allan Scott Wines 11/08/2023
OFF/037/2020 Jules Taylor Wines Ltd Off Licence Jules Taylor Wines 2/09/2023
ON/037/2020 Bamboo Gardens 2013 Ltd On Licence Bamboo Garden Restaurant 26/09/2023
ON/015/2020 Renwick Sports Centre Inc On Licence Renwick Sports and Events Centre 14/04/2023
ON/025/2020 Allan Scott Wins & Estates Ltd On Licence Twelve Trees 10/05/2023
OFF/025/2020 Theresa Linda Joy Horton and Off Licence Cosy Corner 14/05/2023
Thomas Bruce Horton
ON/032/2020 P & B Ltd On Licence Rainbow Cafe 23/07/2023
Environment - Information Package - 8 October 2020 - Page 20Licence
Applicant Licence Type Premises Expiry Date
Number
ON/034/2020 Chateau Marlborough Hotel 2014 On Licence Chateau Marlborough Hotel 21/06/2023
Ltd
ON/035/2020 Marlborough Tour Company Ltd On conveyance MV Sounds Exciting 21/06/2023
OFF/028/2020 Fromm & Partner Ltd Off Licence Fromm Winery 14/07/2023
OFF/013/2020 Tupari Wines Ltd Off Licence Tupari Wines Cellar Door 9/04/2023
New Manager Certificates
Certificate Applicant Premises Expiry Date
Number
CERT/068/2020 Levon Conroy-Mosdell Marlborough Tour Company 02-09-2021
CERT/071/2020 Andrew David Endersby MV Delphinus 12-08-2021
CERT/073/2020 Nina Louise Oehlrich Wither Hills 12-08-2021
CERT/076/2020 Sophie Eve Allan Huia Vineyards Limited 12-08-2021
CERT/080/2020 Nicholas Laurence Pett Seresin Estate Limited 12-08-2021
CERT/081/2020 Sacha Lee Daubney Pak'n Save Blenheim 12-08-2021
CERT/085/2020 Rebecca Alys Glucina Marlborough Public House Limited 12-08-2021
CERT/086/2020 Gennaro Giovanni Lorenzo Romano CPR Coffee Company Limited 12-08-2021
CERT/090/2020 Aran Cole Vercoe The Yard Bar And Bistro Limited 26-08-2021
CERT/092/2020 Paula Vivienne Munro-Leigh Framingham Wines 11-09-2021
CERT/096/2020 Alex Chandler Judd Greywacke Vineyards Limited 11-09-2021
CERT/097/2020 Mitchell Simon Shepard Wiffin Local Beverages Ltd 11-09-2021
CERT/099/2020 Emma Louise Regan The Tamarind 11-09-2021
CERT/084/2020 Sarah Jean Watene New World Blenheim 12-08-2021
Renewed Managers Certificates
Certificate Number Applicant Premises Expiry Date
CERT/160/2014 Patrick William Burdon Springlands Tavern 20-06-2023
CERT/171/2014 Howard Wilton Simmonds Gibson Bridge 05-07-2023
CERT/174/2014 Raewyn Diane Wilson Mikey's Bar & Restaurant 06-08-2023
CERT/191/2014 Nathalie Elsie Gee Fairweathers 10-09-2023
CERT/192/2014 Graham Craig Beattie Greywacke Vineyards Limited 24-08-2023
CERT/129/2015 Koko Tui Lambert The Station Seddon 24-07-2023
CERT/116/2016 Miu (Astrid) Cheung Arbour 11-07-2023
CERT/187/2016 Ashley Joll De Castro Saint Clair Vineyard Kitchen 02-09-2023
Environment - Information Package - 8 October 2020 - Page 21Certificate Number Applicant Premises Expiry Date
CERT/188/2016 Deborah Ann Taumoefolau Cafe Cortado 02-09-2023
CERT/067/2019 Jane Susan Ollier Walkenhorst Riot And Rose Spirits Limited 11-07-2023
CERT/089/2019 Sela Ofa Makeleta He 'I Motulalo Dolce Cafe Restaurant & Bar 12-08-2023
Tongotongo
CERT/092/2019 Susan Raewyn Van Der Pol Grove Mill Winery 06-08-2023
CERT/097/2019 Paula Miyuki Kawasaki Punga Cove 22-08-2023
CERT/102/2019 Himanshu Khanna New World Blenheim 22-08-2023
CERT/116/2019 Nicola Ann Mearns 5Tapped Limited 11-09-2023
CERT/120/2019 Gabrielle Jane Shaskey Spring Creek Four Square 11-09-2023
CERT/087/2020 Ruby Jane Dwight CPR Coffee 2015 Company Limited 11-09-2023
CERT/093/2020 Abhijith Arcot Divaakar The Lemongrass 15-08-2023
Environment - Information Package - 8 October 2020 - Page 22Resource Consents Section
Resource Consents Team Update 2019-2020
(Report prepared by Anna Eatherley) R450-004-12
Despite being impacted by the Covid-19 Lockdown and Levels Three and Two, the 2020 calendar year to
date has been relatively busy for the Resource Consent Team. Overall the number of applications received
is only slightly less than the previous 2 years. During the calendar year to date Council has received
659 applications. Of that total, 605 were new applications for resource consent. Council has also received
45 applications for variations to resource consent conditions under section 127, 7 extensions to lapse date
under section 125 and 2 objections to conditions under section 357. In the same period in 2019 Council
received 700 applications and in 2018 Council received 705 applications.
In the 2020 calendar year to date Council has issued 742 decisions. Of that total, 679 were for new
applications for resource consent. Council has also issued 57 section 127 decisions (variations to resource
consent conditions) and 6 section 125 (extension to lapse date). In the same period in 2019 Council issued
719 decisions and in 2018 Council issued 760 decisions.
Over Lockdown the team worked on improvements to the Duty Planner Service and the refreshed Duty
Planner Service was launched on the first day that we moved into Level Three. The Duty Planner Service
has been identified as a Council priority for delivery post Level 4 Lockdown to support economic stimulus.
The refresh has focussed on streamlining the service so that we can meet the demand that is expected as
we move through the Levels post the Lockdown. Improvements have been made to the information and the
form on the website and the Team have committed to responding to and recording all responses within
48 hours of receipt. The DPinbox which is where the enquiries are received is managed by the dedicated
Environment - Information Package - 8 October 2020 - Page 23Duty Planner with assistance from other staff when required to achieve the desired level of service. The
priority is on responding to enquiries that have been received post moving into Level 3. So far the refreshed
service has received positive feedback from our customers and key stakeholders.
The latest RC team newsletter which was sent out at the beginning of September focussed on the Frequently
Asked Questions (FAQs) associated with the Duty Planner Service. There were also articles on how to move
smoothly and most cost effectively through the resource consent process; the Resource Management
Amendment Act 2020; Heritage and the Marlborough Environment Plan; Hazard Overlay; Resource
Consents Statistics for 2019/2020 and Hearing Decisions Issued. The newsletter is widely distributed via
email and is also available on the Council website. Previous issues can also be found on the Council
website.
Environment - Information Package - 8 October 2020 - Page 24Resource Consent Approvals Under Delegated Authority
The following applications have been approved under delegated authority pursuant to Council’s Instrument of Delegation pursuant to the Resource Management
Act 1991, and the relevant clause thereof as identified below.
Delegation Consent Holder Consent Consent(s) Issued Proposal Site Location Date Issued
No.
1. 104B D J & M A Kerr U200395 Coastal Permit Replacing MFL147 and U110521 Hallam Cove, Pelorus Sound/Te 03/08/2020
(Marine Farm) for the continuation, using Hoiere
conventional longline methods, of
an existing 5.54 hectare marine
farm site 8189
2. 127 M R & P H M Heard U151051 Change/Cancellation Change Conditions 5, 6 and 7 of Ocean Bay, Port Underwood 04/08/2020
of Resource Coastal Permit (Mooring) consent
Consent Conditions
3. 127 PS&CAM U170560 Change/Cancellation Change Conditions 2, 3 and 4 of Broughton Bay, Kenepuru Sound 04/08/2020
Alloway and Dew & of Resource Coastal Permit (Mooring) consent
Company Trustee Consent Conditions (U170560.2) for mooring M1708
Company Ltd as
trustees of the PS &
CAM Alloway
Family Trust
Environment - Information Package - 8 October 2020 - Page 25Delegation Consent Holder Consent Consent(s) Issued Proposal Site Location Date Issued
No.
4. 104D Delegat Limited U200371 Land Use (River Provide for the re-alignment of a 3370 State Highway 63, Wairau 04/08/2020
Surface or Bed section of Boundary Creek and an Valley
Activity) x6 unnamed watercourse; construct and
maintain erosion protection works in
Land Use (Land
the form of rock armouring in the bed
Disturbance) x4 of Boundary Creek; provide for the
Water Permit (Divert installation and occupation of a flow
Water) control structure in an un-named
Land Use (Activity) watercourse; install a new bridge, a
new low-level ford crossing and
irrigation and electrical lines under
Boundary Creek and an un-named
creek; construct and maintain three
30 metre long rock armoured groynes
in the dry area of the Wairau River
and to establish riparian plantings to
enhance flood protection; remove
sediment build-up from within the
waterbodies and crossings when the
subject water bodies are not carrying
water; undertake earthworks within 8
metres of Boundary Creek and an un-
named watercourse to construct new
channels; undertake land disturbance
within 8 metres of an existing
stopbank; remove vegetation from
within the bed of the Wairau River
where the groynes are to be
constructed; plant poplars and/or
willows to the western side of the
groynes to provide additional flood
protection and to establish riparian
plantings on the re-aligned un-named
watercourse; provide for the diversion
of water as the result of the re-
alignment of Boundary Creek and an
unnamed watercourse; establish a
vineyard within a Level 3 Flood
Hazard Area
Environment - Information Package - 8 October 2020 - Page 26Delegation Consent Holder Consent Consent(s) Issued Proposal Site Location Date Issued
No.
5. 104B Snapper Point U200400 Coastal Permit Replacing MFL078 and U080232 Schnapper Point, Kenepuru 04/08/2020
Marine Farms (Marine Farm) for the continuation, using Sound
Limited conventional longline methods, of
an existing 4.144 hectare marine
farm site 8472
6. 104B New Zealand U200628 Land Use (Activity) Construct six (6), three person Wairau - Hanmer Springs Hydro 04/08/2020
Defence Force cabins and a new ablution block Road, Dip Flat, Wairau Valley
7. 104B Westhaven Land U200520 Subdivision Create three lots as part of a 158 Dumgree Road, Awatere 05/08/2020
Holdings Limited (Boundary boundary adjustment Valley
Adjustment)
8. 125 P B Roberts U180277 Extend Lapse Period Extension to the lapse date of Bay of Many Coves, Queen 06/08/2020
of Resource Coastal Permit (Mooring) consent Charlotte Sound
Consent ( D050-001-E01.2) to 1
September 2023
9. 104B B J Cowan U190544 Land Use (Activity) Retrospective consent to 147 Akerbloms Road, Endeavour 06/08/2020
authorise the construction of a Inlet, Queen Charlotte
deck within a natural hazard Sound/Tōtaranui
overlay identified on the Planning
Maps
10. 104B Marlborough District U200397 Land Use (Activity) Construct a public recreational Wakamarina Road, Canvastown 06/08/2020
Council Land Use (Land area including a replica miners
Disturbance) hut, pathways, and viewing area
and associated signage within
legal road reserve and within the
Riparian Management Zone of the
Wakamarina River; undertake
land disturbance within a flood
hazard area, within the
Wakamarina River Riparian
Management Zone and within 8
metres of the Wakamarina River
and within legal road reserve for
development of a public
recreational area, associated river
viewing area and an under bridge
access pathway
Environment - Information Package - 8 October 2020 - Page 27Delegation Consent Holder Consent Consent(s) Issued Proposal Site Location Date Issued
No.
11. 104B Sanford Limited U200409 Coastal Permit Replacing U990944, MPE782 and Brightlands Bay, Tawhitinui 06/08/2020
(Marine Farm) U110135 for the continuation, Reach, Pelorus Sound
using conventional longline
methods, of an existing 4.92
hectare marine farm site 8309
12. 87BA N W & G M Botham U200608 Deemed Permitted Build a garage which encroaches 39 Green Lane, Blenheim 06/08/2020
Boundary Activity the 3 metre boundary setback on
the southern boundary
13. 104A Kari Limited U200629 Land Use (Activity) Install and operate a FrostBoss 212 Selmes Road, Rapaura, 06/08/2020
C49 frost fan with a John Deere Blenheim
engine
14. 104B M R & S K Black U200506 Coastal Permit Validate an existing jetty extension Tuna Bay, Tennyson Inlet, Pelorus 07/08/2020
(Structure) alongside an existing boatshed Sound/Te Hoiere
(U160301)
15. 104B Sanford Limited U200410 Coastal Permit Replacing MFL393, U001311 and Nydia Bay, Inner Pelorus 10/08/2020
(Marine Farm) MPE512 to relocate and operate,
using conventional longline
methods, an existing 4.6 hectare
marine farm site 8360
16. 104A KW&HM U200541 Subdivision Create two allotments 105 Boons Valley Road, Waikawa 10/08/2020
McCormick (Allotment Creation)
17. 104B Whyte Trustee U200568 Land Use (Dam) Construct an off stream dam 188 Paynters Road, Fairhall 10/08/2020
Company Limited Water Permit (Dam within 500 metres upstream of
Water) Paynters Road and within 8
Land Use (Land metres of the front boundary and
Disturbance) 5 metres of the side; dam up to
15,000 cubic metres of water
within a water storage dam and
place in excess of 1000 cubic
metres of fill associated with the
construction of a dam
18. 104B G E & C M Moseley U200647 Land Use (Activity) Construct a dwelling where the 3A Boyce Street, Renwick 10/08/2020
outdoor amenity area does not
connect directly with the living
area
Environment - Information Package - 8 October 2020 - Page 28Delegation Consent Holder Consent Consent(s) Issued Proposal Site Location Date Issued
No.
19. 104B D S & P J Kingsbury U200492 Land Use (Activity) Re-site two visitor accommodation Tawa Bay, Endeavour Inlet, 12/08/2020
cabins within the property and Queen Charlotte Sound/Tōtaranui
within 8 metres of the western
boundary
20. 104B Harper Equities U200542 Subdivision Create two allotments; excavate a 22 Milton Terrace, Picton 12/08/2020
Limited (Allotment Creation) building platform for two
Land Use (Land residential units; allow the garage
Disturbance) of the Unit on Lot 1 to be flush
Land Use (Building) with the front of the living portion
Land Use (Activity) of the dwelling and allow for two
entrances along the frontage of
Lot 1 DP 571
21. 104B Ashlesha Holdings U200659 Water Permit (Take Take Wairau Aquifer FMU water 140 Morgans Road, Dillons Point 12/08/2020
Limited Water) from well P28w/6476 up to a
Water Permit (Use maximum rate of 36,000 cubic
Water) x2 metres per year; use water for the
broad acre irrigation of up to 3.5
hectares gardens and paddocks
and use water for domestic water
(drinking water and ablutions)
associated with visitor
accommodation
22. 104B G J & I H M Smith U200319 Land Use (Activity) Undertake a dwelling extension 247B Waikawa Road, Waikawa 13/08/2020
within an unstable hazard overlay
and that intrudes into the
recession plane along the east
boundary
23. 104B Spring Tide Limited U200419 Coastal Permit Replacing MFL458 to relocate, Waikawa Bay, Current Basin 13/08/2020
(Marine Farm) reconfigure and operate, using
conventional longline methods, an
existing 3.45 hectare marine farm
site 8012
24. 104B Ministry of U200521 Discharge Permit (to Discharge treated human 353 Hammerichs Road, Rapaura 13/08/2020
Education Land) wastewater to land from two
upgraded wastewater systems up
to a maximum rate of 5,040 litres
per day
Environment - Information Package - 8 October 2020 - Page 29Delegation Consent Holder Consent Consent(s) Issued Proposal Site Location Date Issued
No.
25. 104B A H & A P Kersley U200567 Subdivision Create two allotments 59 Parker Street, Blenheim 13/08/2020
(Allotment Creation)
26. 87BA A C Coleman and T U200636 Deemed Permitted Construction of a dwelling that will 22 Moana View Road, Waikawa 13/08/2020
T Harrington Boundary Activity intrude into the daylight recession
plane
27. 104B Georgialeigh U190108 Water Permit (Divert Divert groundwater into Pickering 75 Pembers Road, Tuamarina 14/08/2020
Limited Water) and Pembers Drains and
Discharge Permit (to discharge water into Pickerings
Water) and Pembers Drains
28. 104B B D & C L Abbott U200639 Land Use (Activity) Construct a new dwelling that 149 Taylor Pass Road, Witherlea, 14/08/2020
Land Use (Land encroaches the recession plane Blenheim
Disturbance) along the eastern boundary and
excavate up to 65 cubic metres of
soil to facilitate the installation of
an in-ground swimming pool
29. 104B Clearwater Mussels U200435 Coastal Permit Extend by 1.532 hectares, and Otanerau Bay, East Bay, Queen 17/08/2020
Limited (Marine Farm) operate using conventional Charlotte Sound/Totaranui
longline methods, an existing 5.25
hectare marine farm site 8398 and
to replace the existing consent
MFL409 with one new consent for
the 6.782 hectare site.
30. 104B Abioli Limited and C U200437 Coastal Permit Replacing MFL431 to reconfigure East Bay, Outer Queen Charlotte 17/08/2020
Norton as trustee (Marine Farm) and operate, using conventional Sound
for the Tom Norton longline methods, an existing 3.0
Family Trust hectare marine farm site 8400l
31. 104D Clifford Road U200545 Subdivision Provide for a boundary adjustment 3105 State Highway 63, Wairau 17/08/2020
Limited (Boundary Valley
Adjustment)
32. 104B J R Hebberd and B U200447 Coastal Permit Replacing MFL502 to relocate, Anakoha Bay, Marlborough 18/08/2020
E Archer (Marine Farm) reconfigure and operate, using Sounds
conventional longline methods, an
existing 4.5 hectare marine farm
site 8149
Environment - Information Package - 8 October 2020 - Page 30Delegation Consent Holder Consent Consent(s) Issued Proposal Site Location Date Issued
No.
33. 104B Marlborough District U200588 Land Use (Activity) Realign the narrow gauge railway Taylor River Reserve, Blenheim 18/08/2020
Council where it crosses the public
pathway between the Beaver
Road and Monro Street
footbridges within the Taylor River
Reserve
34. 104B Negociants New U200047 Land Use (Activity) Operate An Uncovered Grape 12 Rapaura Road, Conders Bend 19/08/2020
Zealand Limited Discharge Permit (to Marc Pad and Discharge
Land) Collected Grape Marc Pad
Leachate to land
35. 104B B & N A Bunting U200450 Coastal Permit Replacing MFL077 and U071419 Crail Bay, Pelorus Sound/Te 19/08/2020
(Marine Farm) to relocate, reconfigure and Hoiere
operate, using conventional
longline methods, an existing
5.342 hectare marine farm site
8518
36. 104B Paddy Bull Limited U200461 Coastal Permit Replacing U120422 for the Cutters Bay, Port Underwood 19/08/2020
(Marine Farm) continuation, using conventional
longline methods, of an existing
4.0 hectare marine farm site 8455
37. 104B P I & P R Francis U200631 Land Use (Activity) Build a dwelling with a height of 49 Boons Valley Road, Waikawa 19/08/2020
8.7 metres, with an outdoor
amenity area that is not
accessible from the main living
area, and with a slope of more
than 5 degrees
38. 104B I B & A D Cunniffe U200664 Land Use (Activity) Exceed the permitted site 39 Belvue Bay Road, Havelock 19/08/2020
coverage
Environment - Information Package - 8 October 2020 - Page 31Delegation Consent Holder Consent Consent(s) Issued Proposal Site Location Date Issued
No.
39. 104B G R Oborne U200648 Land Use (Building) Construct a building in a Level 2 49 Te Tio Terrace, Port 20/08/2020
Land Use (Land flood hazard area and within 100 Underwood
Disturbance) metres of existing plantation
Discharge Permit (to forestry; provide for 500 cubic
Land) metres of completed excavation
and filling in a Level 2 flood
hazard area and to undertake a
further 100 cubic metres of
excavation in a Level 2 flood
hazard area and discharge
secondary treated domestic
wastewater to land
40. 104B D F & I F Godsiff as U200470 Coastal Permit Replacing MFL229 and U100054 Nikau Bay, Inner Pelorus 21/08/2020
trustees of the Doug (Marine Farm) to reconfigure and operate, using
Godsiff Family Trust conventional longline methods, an
existing 3.58 hectare marine farm
site 8385
41. 104D R G Wilding; C M U200510 Land Use (Activity) Undertake soil disturbance for the 276 Old Renwick Road, Blenheim 21/08/2020
Gatley; H E purpose of installing a swimming
Robinson and R S pool on a HAIL site that does not
Sporle comply with Regulation 8(3)© of
the NES for Contaminated Soil
Environment - Information Package - 8 October 2020 - Page 32Delegation Consent Holder Consent Consent(s) Issued Proposal Site Location Date Issued
No.
42. 104D J E M Bristed and U200602 Water Permit (Take Abstract Class A Awatere River 177 Old Ford Road, Seddon 21/08/2020
Cobden Farm Water) x3 FMU water up to a maximum rate
Limited Water Permit (Use of 938.3 cubic metres per day
Water) x2 from an existing intake (Grid Ref:
E1681110 N5384910); Abstract
Class B Awatere River FMU water
up to a maximum rate of 119
cubic metres per day from an
existing intake (Grid Ref:
E1681110 N5384910):use water
for the irrigation of 46 hectares of
vineyard and 18 hectares of
pasture and crops; take Awatere
River FMU water outside of the
irrigation season up to a
maximum rate of 938.3 cubic
metres per day and 6,400 cubic
metres per year from an existing
intake (Grid Ref: E1681110
N5384910) and use water up to a
maximum rate of 938.3 cubic
metres per day and 6,400 cubic
metres per year outside of the
irrigation season for ancillary
purposes
43. 87BA M D Greig and M E U200681 Deemed Permitted Build a boundary fence that will 55 Forest Park Drive, Blenheim 24/08/2020
Brownlee Boundary Activity encroach the recession plane
along the north and west
boundaries
44. 127 CP&LE U090789 Change of Resource Change Conditions 2 and 3 of Picnic Bay, Pelorus Sound/Te 25/08/2020
Wormersley Consent Conditions Coastal Permit (Mooring) in order Hoiere
to reposition existing mooring
M732 and increase the maximum
vessel length from 15.0 metres to
18.0 metres
Environment - Information Package - 8 October 2020 - Page 33Delegation Consent Holder Consent Consent(s) Issued Proposal Site Location Date Issued
No.
45. 104B The Ministry of U200206 Water Permit (Take Abstract Wairau Aquifer FMU 37 McLauchlan Street, Blenheim 25/08/2020
Education Water) water via well P28w/4518 up to a
Water Permit (Use maximum rate of 6000 cubic
Water) metres per year and use Wairau
Aquifer FMU water for general
uses associated with running
schools including swimming pool
filling and grounds watering
46. 104B B P & J A Todd U200571 Discharge Permit (to Discharge secondary treated 422 Kaiuma Bay Road, Havelock 25/08/2020
Land) domestic wastewater to land from
a new wastewater system
47. 127 O J & W M Glover U190065 Change/Cancellation Change Conditions 1, 3, 6 and 9 420 Dillons Point Road, Dillons 26/08/2020
of Resource of Subdivision (Boundary Point
Consent Conditions Adjustment) consent
48. 104B M C & D L Nisbet U200291 Coastal Permit Construction of a new 54.5 metre Nydia Bay, Inner Pelorus 26/08/2020
and A H & E L von (Structures) long fixed wooden jetty, floating
Aesch pontoon and 27.0 metre
boardwalk and access ramp,
fronting Sounds Foreshore
Reserve
49. 104B J G McVicar U190366 Discharge Permit (to Discharge treated domestic Onahau Bay, Inner Queen 26/08/2020
Land) wastewater to land Charlotte Sound
50. 104B J B & G M Gray U200452 Subdivision Create two allotments; take 70 Battys Road, Blenheim 26/08/2020
(Allotment Creation) Southern Springs FMU water from
Water Permit (Take well P28w/2183 up to a maximum
Water) rate of 10 cubic metres per day;
Water Permit (Use use water for a shared domestic
Water) supply on Lots 1 and 2 created on
Land Use (Activity) subdivision U200452.and
temporarily use well P28w/2183
for domestic water for Lots 1 and
2 until Council reticulated supply
becomes available
Environment - Information Package - 8 October 2020 - Page 34Delegation Consent Holder Consent Consent(s) Issued Proposal Site Location Date Issued
No.
51. 104B I D Timpson and U200530 Land Use (Land Undertake land disturbance in Whatapu Point, Resolution Bay 26/08/2020
Stayrod Trustees Disturbance) x2 excess of 50 cubic metres and on
(Timpson) Limited Discharge Permit (to a slope greater than 25 degrees;
Land) undertake land disturbance and
vegetation clearance to construct
an access track on the Sounds
Foreshore Reserve and discharge
treated domestic wastewater to
land
52. 87BA I G M Holdings U200689 Deemed Permitted Build a garage and workshop that 24A Inkerman Street, Renwick 26/08/2020
Limited Boundary Activity will be within the 5m rear
boundary setback
53. 104B R J & L C Roughan U200161 Subdivision Create two allotments 2628 State Highway 6, Okaramio, 27/08/2020
(Allotment Creation) Havelock
54. 104B 41 Degree South U200298 Land Use (River Undertake stream management State Highway 6, Havelock 27/08/2020
Limited Surface or Bed works associated with un-named
Activity) watercourses
Land Use (Land
Disturbance)
55. 104B Talleys Group U200484 Coastal Permit Replacing U120494 for the Nydia Bay, Inner Pelorus 27/08/2020
Limited (Marine Farm) continuation, using conventional
longline methods, of an existing
3.4 hectare marine farm site 8357
56. 104B AJ&RM U200623 Discharge Permit (to Discharge treated domestic 859 Rapaura Road, Rapaura 27/08/2020
Sutherland Land) wastewater to land from a new
wastewater system
57. 104B T R Stein U200672 Discharge Permit (to Discharge treated domestic 1048 Queen Charlotte Drive, 27/08/2020
Land) wastewater to land via an existing Linkwater
wastewater system
58. 127 J M & L C Denby U130613 Change of Resource Change Conditions 4 and 6 of Ngamuka Bay, D'Urville Island 28/08/2020
Consent Conditions Coastal Permit (Mooring) consent
59. 127 B M :& L L Delany U190007 Change of Resource Change Conditions 2, 3 and 4 of Grant Bay, Pelorus Sound/Te 28/08/2020
Consent Conditions Coastal Permit (Mooring) consent Hoiere
60. 104B I D Timpson and U200330 Coastal Permit Establish a new swing mooring Whatapu Point, Resolution Bay, 28/08/2020
Stayrod Trustees (Mooring) M3763 Queen Charlotte Sound
(Timpson) Limited
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