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Plan Change 7
Site Visit Itinerary (Updated)
Introduction
The following confirms the final site visit itinerary for the court. The court’s minute of 4
February 2021 noted its openness to undertaking a site visit to any location(s) that are
representative of different interests to aid the court’s understanding of proposed plan change.
As directed by the court we have conferred with counsel in pulling together this draft itinerary.
The court also invited the parties to comment on the draft itinerary before it was finalised1.
Timing
Three days have been scheduled for site visits while the court is sitting in Cromwell (week 6):
• Monday 10 May 2021
• Thursday 13 May 2021 (morning before the Hearing)
• Friday 14 May 2021
Itinerary
A full list of sites suggested by counsel, during the hearing so far, and by parties responding
to the court’s invitation, is provided in Attachment A. In the interests of assisting the court
and best use of limited time, we have proposed the following sites or areas for the court to
visit. We note the court has provided feedback and direction in finalising the site visit itinerary.
Manuherikia Catchment & Upper Taieri – Helicopter
The Manuherikia has received much attention at the Hearing and many of the parties
speaking to their submissions are located in and around the surrounding catchments.
The “plumbing” of the Manuherikia is complex and best appreciated by air. This includes the
water race networks, weirs and diversions, hydrology - including flowing and drier reaches,
Falls Dam, and the tributaries of interest that would be difficult to access by vehicle or foot.
There would also be value in extending the visit to the Upper Taieri, if time permits.
The court can contextualise at a high level a broad range of different methods of irrigation,
farm types, and flow regimes by hovering over the suggested sites. We note that it is not
possible to stop and view the sites without arranging access and limiting the number of sites.
1
Court minute of 4 February 2021 at para [5]. The invitation was sent on 5 May and two parties responded.
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A detailed list of potential sites to view is provided in Attachment B. It is proposed that the
journey will start and end at Cromwell, taking in the Manuherikia, with a lunch stop at
Beaumont, then travelling over the Upper Taieri area as far as Middlemarch before returning.
Falls Dam
MANUHERIKIA
ALEXANDRA
To Cromwell
UPPER TAIERI
Beaumont
(just off the
map) MIDDLEMARCH
Maps, including a map of the Manuherikia water races, will be available prior to the site visit.
Details: Manuherikia Catchment – Helicopter visit
Time: Monday 10 May 2021 (8.30am), back up options will be discussed separately
Cromwell pick up 8.30am / drop off 2pm (location TBC)
Attendees (6-seater helicopter):
• Court (x3)
• Pete Ravenscroft (ORC Guide)
• Court Security Officer
Places of interest to visit:
Refer to Attachments A and B
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Taieri Catchment – Desktop flyover (Google earth or similar)
The Taieri is a very large catchment and sits between Dunedin and Cromwell. It has been
suggested to fly, or to drive. As an alternative approach, we suggest a combination of a
desktop flyover (Google earth or similar) and an extension of the Manuherikia helicopter visit.
The desktop flyover could be supplemented by photos of the Sinclair Wetlands, farmland
comprising the former locations of Lakes Tatawai and Marama te Taha, the Taieri Scroll Plain
- the former site of Taieri Lake and a traditionally important mahika kai area, and other sites.
If time permits, the court may wish to also look at the Upper Clutha Basin, including Bendigo
Basin and Hawea Basin as an example of change in land use (intensification and irrigation
expansion) along the banks of the Clutha and Hawea Rivers and the Clutha River Terraces.
A more detailed itinerary will be prepared and available on the day.
Details: Taieri Catchment – Desktop flyover (Google earth or similar)
Time: Monday 10 May 2021 (3pm)
Cromwell & Districts Presbyterian Church, 10 Elspeth Street, Cromwell
Attendees:
• Court
• Mike Cummings (ORC Guide)
• Paulette Tamati-Elliffe from Te Rūnanga o Ōtakou (Ngā Rūnanga Guide)
• Court support staff
• Any parties or public who wish to attend
Places of interest to visit:
Refer to Attachment A
A more detailed itinerary will be prepared and available on the day.
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Specific locations (Cromwell & Alexandra) – Drive
A number of specific locations covering a range of waterbody types and values, farm types,
and irrigation methods have been put forward. Time may not permit all sites to be visited.
Private sites include McArthur Ridge Vineyard, Webb Fruits Orchard and Manata Estate
Vineyard, which the court has heard evidence on, including the range of sophistication in
irrigation and water storage. Site access and health and safety arrangements will be made.
A number of other sites, some of which the court may have also viewed from the helicopter,
have been suggested. If time permits, visiting some of these from the ground would add
another dimension.
The Bannockburn has also been suggested. A route is proposed for the court to consider.
This has been prepared in consultation with Mr Parcell, a representative for a number of
Bannockburn parties. It includes vantage points over Felton Road orchards and vineyards
and land irrigated by Carrick irrigation near Gully Road. Mr Parcell also intends to present
photos of the Carrick scheme and wider area during his representation prior to the site visit.
A starting point of sites to visit is mapped out below, with further details in Attachment A. The
court may wish to confirm which sites are of interest after the helicopter visit and following the
presentations from the parties speaking to their submissions or evidence prior to the site visit.
Thursday 13 May 2021 (before the Hearing)
Details: Bannockburn – Drive (by Car)
Time: Thursday 13 May 2021 (7.30am)
Pick up 7.30am / drop off 9am (Cromwell & Districts Presbyterian Church, 10 Elspeth
Street, Cromwell).
Pick up 7.40am for Mr Anderson (Bannockburn Hotel car park, 420 Bannockburn Road)
Attendees:
• Court
• Court Security Officer
• Nominated Guide (Richard Anderson)
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Friday 14 May 2021
Maps of the orchard and vineyard sites to visit are provided in Attachment C.
Community representative(s)
The court has requested that a community representative(s) accompany it on the site visit.
Two nominations were received from counsel:
• Mr Graye Shattky (MBE) is a member of the Manuherekia Water Strategy Group, a
former secretary of COES, and was involved in the establishment of the St Bathans
Area Community Association and the Central Otago Branch of the (former) New
Zealand Historic Places Trust. He also chairs the Central Otago Heritage Trust.
• Mr Roger Williams is the operations manager for the Omakau Area Irrigation Scheme,
a role he has held for 30 years. He is well known and respected as the ‘raceman’ for
Falls Dam. He has worked on farms in Balclutha and Maniototo, and on both the
Hawkdun and Maniototo irrigation schemes. Mr Williams has a detailed understanding
of the Manuherikia.
Counsel have confirmed the nominated representatives are available to accompany the court.
Details: Specific locations (Cromwell & Alexandra) – Drive (by Car)
Time: Friday 14 May 2021 (8am)
Cromwell pick up 8am / drop off 2pm (Cromwell & Districts Presbyterian Church, 10 Elspeth
Street, Cromwell).
Alexandra pick up 8.20am for Mr Pretorius, Mr Shattky & Mr Williams (ORC Office on
Dunorling Street).
Attendees:
• Court
• Byron Pretorius (ORC Guide)
• Submitter representatives (nominations are Mr Shattky and Mr Williams)
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• Hearing Administrator
• Court Security Officer
• Webb Fruits Orchard site guide (David Webb)
• Mc Arthur Ridge Vineyard site guide (Murray Petrie)
• Manata Estate site guide (Amanda)
Places of interest to visit: Refer to Attachment A and summary below.
Total time available: 6 hours
• Driving time: 2 hours (approx.)
• Visits: 3 hours
• Contingency: 1 hour
Maps of the orchard and vineyard sites are also provided in Attachment C.
Start at Cromwell Presbyterian Church (Hearing venue)
Travel to Alexandra
Mc Arthur Ridge Vineyard – 98 McArthur Road 1 hour
Shaky Bridge (if time permits also travel up to Loop Road Bridge) 10 minutes
Omeo Creek 10 minutes
Travel to Cromwell
Stop for lunch at the Clyde dam lookout and visit Dairy Creek 20 minutes
Webb Fruits Orchard – 25 Luggate-Cromwell Road 45 minutes
Low Burn – Manata Estate Vineyard - 79 Heaney Road 30 minutes
Amisfield Burn 5 minutes
Return to Cromwell Presbyterian Church (Hearing venue)
Next Steps
A health and safety plan will be circulated will be circulated prior to the site visits. We are also
confirming access to private sites and liaising with the community representative nominees.
Dated: 11 May 2021
Glen Cooper
Hearing Administrator
6Attachment A
List of potential site visit locations nominated by counsel or discussed in the hearing so far:
Site General Comment Recommendation
Location
Lake Hayes Lake Hayes Nominated by Fish & Game. Contains Do not visit, not
Outlet/ / Arrowtown examples of abstraction from primary essential
Hayes Creek allocation which have low degrees of
hydrological alteration. Considered
relevant to the consideration of what a
‘no more than minor’ impact with
reference to Dr Hayes’ evidence.
Fish & Game also acknowledge this
location would be out of the way
(noting time for site visits is limited)
and do not consider it essential for the
court.
Leaning Alexandra Nominated by Hort NZ. The court has Do not visit, Webb
Rock heard evidence regarding the orchard. Fruits is preferred
Cherries if time is limited
Hort NZ would prefer the court visit the
Webb Fruits orchard if time is limited.
Mc Arthur Alexandra Nominated by McArthur Ridge & Ors. Visit
Ridge The court has heard evidence on the
Vineyard vineyard water storage, irrigation
infrastructure, frost fighting, and areas
planner for future irrigation. At least an
hour would be needed to cover the
sites of interest (noting the property is
very large).
Young Hill Alexandra Nominated by Fish & Game. Refer to Do not visit, or visit
Creek comments for Omeo Creek, noting Hill if time permits
Young Creek (upper) is an example of
a waterbody with an intermittent
nature.
Fish & Game acknowledge it will not
be possible to see all small creeks.
Low Burn Cromwell Nominated by Fish & Game. Refer to Visit (quick stop on
comments for Omeo Creek, noting Hill roadside)
Low Burn is an example of a
waterbody with multiple abstractors
and complex arrangements.
We understand much of the stream is
located on private property. The court
may be able to be view a glimpse of a
water race from Swann Road on the
way to Manata Estate Vineyard.
7Site General Comment Recommendation
Location
JR Webb Cromwell Nominated by Hort NZ. The court has Visit
and Sons Ltd heard evidence regarding the
– 25 orchard’s take from Lake Dunstan,
Luggate- root stock management, plans for
Cromwell expansion of irrigated area, and frost
Road fighting. The property also has
examples of small storage dams.
Manata Cromwell Nominated by Aotearoa NZ Fine Visit
Estate - 5 Wines. The court heard evidence on
Swann Rd the property containing an example of
RD2 a historic water race, vineyard
irrigation, dam and outlet downstream
of the initial water take.
Amisfield Cromwell Nominated by Ngā Rununga. At the Visit
Burn State Highway - it is intermittent
halfway between the State Highway
and Lake Dunstan, but maintains flow
naturally between the upstream take
point and the State Highway. Listed as
an important river for trout in the Plan
schedule for natural values. No race
discharges into it, only abstractions
from it, so the bed condition is good.
Also nominated by Fish & Game as an
example of a waterbody with an
intermittent nature.
Bannockburn Cromwell Nominated by OWRUG. An example Visit
where deemed permits are yet to be
replaced. Bannockburn is close to
Cromwell, so time may permit a visit.
No specific site(s) were proposed at
this stage.
We understand the Carrick Irrigation
Scheme which can be viewed from the
roadside and may be a suitable
location; however, we suggest the
court make a call after hearing from a
number of Bannockburn parties on 12
May.
Mr E Parcell provided comments on
the draft itinerary. In response, we
note the court will undertake a site visit
on the morning of 13 May, rather than
on 14 May as initially indicated. Details
TBC.
8Site General Comment Recommendation
Location
Dairy Creek / Between We propose this location as a lunch Visit (lunch stop)
Lookout Cromwell stop for the specific locations site visit.
and
Located mid-way between Cromwell
Alexandra
and Alexandra there is a lookout with
views over the Clyde Dam. Within a
short walk it is also possible to view
Dairy Creek – a complex example of
water and land use management.
Omeo Creek Alexandra Nominated by Ngā Rununga. Under Visit
natural flow conditions there would be
surface water connection between
Omeo Creek, Fraser River and Te
Mata-au main stem. Omeo Creek,
Fraser River and irrigation run-off are
primary contributors to the
Earnscleugh Terrace Aquifer. Omeo
Creek water is also connected to
springs in the lower Fraser River area.
Kōura are present in Omeo Creek and
tuna, kanakana, kōaro and galaxiids
are potentially resident in the Fraser
River.
Also nominated by Fish & Game.
Omeo Creek (as well as the Low Burn,
Young Hill Creek and the Amisfield
Burn) is an example of a smaller
catchment impacted by deemed
permits. All creeks mentioned above
have current applications on them or
have had replacement consents
granted on them in the last 4 years.
Seeing abstractive pressure on small
streams (where hydrology can be less
well understood and may be highly
modified) will complement seeing the
mainstems of larger rivers. Omeo
Creek is also an example of a small
creek with groundwater interactions.
9Manuherekia Central Nominated by Ngā Rununga. A Visit (helicopter)
River Otago / helicopter trip the length of the river
Alexandra (from area above Falls Dam to the
confluence with Mata-au Clutha) could
be useful. Focus on Falls Dam,
moving down to Thomsons Creek,
from Thomsons Gorge to Omakau,
Thomsons Gorge/ Thomsons Saddle
(a route through to the Lindis Pass,
referred to in Edward Ellison’s
evidence). Lower catchment around
Manor Burn – Galloway to Alexandra
Campground – the campground area
is downstream of, and affected by, the
combined abstractions in the
catchment.
Also nominated by Fish & Game. This
is because the catchment is the
leading example of a complex large
catchment in Otago. The prominence
of the catchment and recent work
programmes completed in the area
mean that it is front and centre for
many witnesses and submitters. It is
useful for the court to view the
catchment to put those references into
context.
ORC added that if the court is viewing
by helicopter that it look upstream of
Falls Dam to see the braided river less
impacted by water takes and
damming/augmentation. By helicopter
there will be some viewpoints where
the court can seek the race of the
Hawkdun Ida Burn Irrigation Scheme
running along the face of the Hawkdun
Range. Further, when the court is
visiting the river below Falls Dam (in
the gorge and around Fiddlers Flat or
at the Bridge at St Bathans Loop Rd) it
would be useful to have an
understanding of how the dam is being
managed at the time of the site visit
and the flows that are recorded below
the dam. ORC can arrange this.
In response to the draft itinerary Mr S
Craig queried why a security officer
has been given a seat over someone
with good working knowledge. This is
because it is an MOJ requirement.
10Site General Comment Recommendation
Location
Shaky Bridge Manuherikia Nominated by COES at the Hearing. Visit (drive to
and Loop Including viewing the changes to the Shaky Bridge, and
Road Bridge Manuherikia River between Loop if time permits also
(St Bathans) Road Bridge and Shaky Bridge and drive to Loop
contrasting the change in flows and Road Bridge –
the impacts of sediment and land use. however, if short
on time the court
would likely have
already flown over
the area so may
not need to see it
again)
General General OWRUG considered there is some Court direction:
rationalisation of proposed sites that
by Friday 7 May
could occur. They question the utility
2021 OWRUG is
in viewing catchments where permits
to identify
have already been replaced and
catchments
consider the court would be better
unaffected by
assisted by focusing on catchments
PC7.
directly affected by PC7. They also
agree it would be important for the
court to understand the flows it was
looking at in the relevant catchments.
We note no specific rationalisation
suggestions were proposed.
Linnburn Taieri Nominated by WISE Response. David Court direction:
Station Crutchley farms at Kyeburn is part of
A land based visit
(Upper the Kyeburn flow sharing group and
to Linnburn
Taieri) or has similar soil and water conservation
Station and
David management practices as Linnburn
Kyeburn is not to
Crutchley Station in the Upper Taieri.
be included in the
farms
We understand ORC and WISE itinerary. At the
(Kyeburn)
Response have been discussing how conclusion of
visiting these sites would assist the evidence, the
court. We are unsure if these sites will court will consider
be presented in any detail in the any need to
representation and/or evidence by schedule a second
WISE Response and have sought site visit, including
clarification. Given the distance of these properties.
these farms from Cromwell and
Alexandra, it is unlikely time will permit
the physical visit requested without
adding an extra day, or other sites
would need to be bumped. Adding
these farm sites to the desktop flyover
has been suggested as a way forward,
but the added value in this is unclear.
11Site General Comment Recommendation
Location
Taieri River Taieri Nominated by Ngā Rununga. It could Visit (desktop
be useful for the court to fly the length flyover,
of the Taieri in a helicopter, however, if complemented by
that is not possible, then focus on the a helicopter visit of
following areas: Lower Taieri, Waipori/ the Upper Taieri if
Waihola wetland complex - Sinclair time permits
Wetlands, Southern end of Kirks Drain during the
Road and Marshall Road, towards Manuherikia visit)
Maungatua Road. The farmland
comprises the former locations of
Lakes Tatawai and Marama te Taha
referred to in Edward Ellison’s
evidence. Also include the Upper/ Mid
Taieri, Taieri Scroll Plain, and the road
from Waipiata to Kokonga – this is the
former site of Taieri Lake and a
traditionally important mahika kai area.
From there, the Court may travel along
the road closest to Taieri River,
through to Sutton.
ORC added that if undertaking the site
visit by helicopter or desktop flyover,
we would also recommend some
aspects of the Waipori catchment
above the wetland complex (Waipori
Gorge & Lake Mahinerangi, and some
of its tributaries). The court may also
wish to view the Kyeburn which has
been referred to in evidence as an
example of a sub catchment (of the
Taieri) where farmers have developed
a flow sharing regime.
ORC also suggested that if time
permits, the court may wish to look at
the Upper Clutha Basin, including
Bendigo Basin and Hawea Basin as
an example of change in land use
(intensification and irrigation
expansion) along the banks of the
Clutha and Hawea Rivers and the
Clutha River Terraces.
12Attachment B
List of potential site visit locations for the Maunherikia and Upper Taieri helicopter visit.
MANUHERIKIA
UPPER TAIERI
Manuherikia
Site Location Activity Easting Northings Comments
No.
0 Dairy Creek Water take 1310496 4991712 Taking water from L Dunstan 4m3/s
1 McArthur rd Horticultural 1318346 4987336 Vineyards, pip fruit
area
2 MIS Main water race 1318429 4989049
3 Lower Manor Irrigation storage 1320648 4984771 Part of the Galloway Scheme. Habitat model
Burn Dam dam reach
4 Galloway Irr. Water take 1322877 4989789 Part of the Galloway Scheme
Scheme
5 Chatto Ck Flow recorders, 1325202 4992035 Starting point of the general decline in the
confluence bottom of gorge river
6 MIS Main water race 1326738 4996104 Exit point of MIS tunnel. Chatto Ck - Oak tree
catchment, rare galaxias present
7 MIS Water take 1329393 4997278 Hole in the side of the cliff take - large take
2.8m3/s
8 Catchment Overview 1326073 5008527 Boundary bewteen Chatto/Thomson's Ck,
boundary Omakau w/race transferring water into
Thomson's
139 Thomson's Water take 1329271 5012688 Flow recorder, Matakanui w/race, fish
Ck passage, top end of drying reach. Omakau
taking all surface water
10 Thomson's Bottom end of 1332559 5007551 Gauging locations, Omakau discharge, top
Ck drying reach end of galaxias distrbution, surface water
_Mawhinney gaining reach. Water temp loggers
rd
11 Thomson's Ophir flow 1331802 4999110 Flow recorder, habitat model reach, Effluent
Ck recorder point discharge, top end of the gorge
_Mawhinney
rd
12 Lauder Ck Confluence 1338387 5005170 Rail trail flow recorder,
13 Lauder Ck Drying reach 1338677 5012871 Gaining reach, galaxiids, gauging locations,
temp loggers
14 Lauder Ck Water take 1334192 5015300 Omakau take all the surface flows, water race,
fish passage issues, losing reach dries
naturally every 2-3yrs based on MALF flows
15 Lauder Ck Flow recorders 1332311 5016522 Flow recorder
16 Dunstan/main Confluence 1344678 5013180 Omakau main take w/race, Dunstan Ck
stem sportsfish values, galaxiids. Depleted reach of
confluence the main-stem, Phil Smith flow recorder
17 Main-stem Water take 1347226 5014378 Omakau take 2m3/s, water race, fish
passage, residual flow concerns
18 Dunstan Ck Beattie rd 1344765 5018649 Flow recorder
19 Dunstan Ck Omakau take 1344171 5021506 Wate take .450m/s, Omakau water race t/right
, "Southern" water race t/left .300m3/s
20 Dunstan Ck Flow recorder 1344639 5033057 Gorge flow recorder
21 Main -stem Loop Rd 1351637 5022325 Flying over flow recorder, entering the gorge
section
22 Main-stem Falls Dam 1355383 5026554 Falls Dam, glory hole, max dishcharge when
not fill 4.2m3/s
23 Main-stem Reach above 1355355 5038740 Alpine galaxias, springs, wetlands, bird
Falls Dam values, flow recorder, Hawkdun Ida w/race
24 Hawkdun /Ida Follow race 1362895 5024129 128km race, water taken over the Taieri , view
w/race down the Ida Valley. 2m3/s
25 Ida Burn Over view 1365063 5011279 Looking into the Taieri catchment, land
irrgated by Manuherekia water, Naseby
26 Ida Burn Ida Burn Dam 1354886 5009210 Starting of the drying reach, galaxiid values.
T/right water race
27 Ida Burn Ida Burn 1343719 5004641 Flow recorder, flows intermittent, galaxiids.
/Poolburn Use of stored water
confluence
28 Maori Ck High 1342931 4988024 Central Otago roundheads and Clutha flat
conservation heads
values
29 Poolburn W/race 1340602 4986284 Water coming from Poolburn dam, can be
Reservoir distribution point supplemented by Manor Burn water, highlight
water races
30 Poolburn 1345614 4978486 Take 1.1m3/s, valued sportsfishery, koura
Dam populations, Kirk Ck high fish vlaues (clutha
flats)
31 Totara Ck Water take 1347381 4970909 Transfer of water from Taieri into
Manuherekia, water take shared Poolburn
taking winter flows and Linn Burn Station
taking summer flows. Totara hybrid galaxias.
Overview into the Taieri
32 Manor Burn Dam 1334516 4971069 2.1m3/s. General overview of the site, L
Dam Onslow maybe able to be seen
33 Manor Burn water pick up 1333611 4974770 Transfer point water taken into the w/race -
point water being transferred in to Moa
Creek/reservior- from Moa Creek water can
be ran down both sides of the Poolburn Valley
as well as over into Crawford Hill and the top
w/race. Two parallel w.race running along
Crwaford Hills down the Poolburn Valley
34 Manor Burn Area high in fish 1330197 4969976 Bickersatffe and Hopes Ck high fish values
values
14Upper Taieri
Site Location Activity Easting Northings Comments
No.
0 Lake Onslow Overview 1339822 4950544 Taieri / Clutha catchment boundaries,
threatened fish Teviot flats, dusky galaxias
1 Taieri Rapids 1346095 4949304 Rapids creating a barrier bewteen trout and
galaxias (Taieri flthaed galaxias)
2 Taieri Canadian 1345246 4951772 Flow recorder, signifcant wetland -Taieri Scroll
Flats Plain
3 Logan Burn Irrigation 1359826 4954717 Rare fish, sportfishery, signifcant wetland
Reservior storage dam
4 Taieri Scroll Plain 1354028 4961847 Wetland - natural flows
5 Taieri Paerau Weir 1361357 4967212 Storage pond and power generation 6.m3/s
6 Water race Power Station 1360658 4973757 Power station, Hore Pond - which divides the
water down both sides of the Maniototo
7 Taieri main- Trust power 1361532 4976278
stem
8 Taieri main- Taieri Scroll 1362588 4981458 Signifcant wetland
stem Plain
9 Taieri Sow Burn 1368716 4982364 Patearoa / water race, rare galaxiids
10 Ewe Burn 1370132 5003936 Rare galaxiids, Ranfurly, Naseby forest,
Manuherekia water
11 Kye burn Little Kye Burn 1381604 5013292 Rare galaxiids, Gold mining
12 Kye Burn Healy Creek 1389251 5017181 2 rare galaxiids, Timber Creek
13 Taieri Kye Burn 1382234 4991220 Confluence with the Taieri River. Minimum
flow at Waipata 1000. Minimum flow at Tiroiti
1100 - from Sutton 1250
14 Taieri Minimum flow 1385911 4984835 Tiroiti minimum flow site 1100
site
15 Taieri Middlemarch 1376811 4957012 Township of Middlemarch, Sutton minimum
flow site 1250.
15Attachment C
McArthur Ridge Vineyard
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Webb Fruits Orchard
18Manata Estate Vineyard
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