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Information Package

Regulatory Department 30 April 2015

Contents

Environmental Science & Monitoring...................................................................... 1

Biosecurity (Pest Management) ............................................................................ 1

Environmental Science .......................................................................................... 3

Harbour Functions .................................................................................................... 8

Incident Severity Rating Criteria ............................................................................ 10

Building Control Group .......................................................................................... 12

Liquor Licensing ..................................................................................................... 15

Compliance Group .................................................................................................. 21

Resource Consents Section .................................................................................. 27

Resource Consent Approvals Under Delegated Authority ................................. 28

Environmental Science & Monitoring

Biosecurity (Pest Management) (Report prepared by Jono Underwood)

Total Control Pest Progress Summary

Figure 1: Number of total control pest sites visited for control work.

Figure 2: Number of total control pest plants controlled per annum.

Environment Information Package - 30 April 2015 - Page 1

Containment Pest Inspection Summary - Period 2/3/2015 – 10/4/2015

Note – the reporting period for Nassella Tussock commences 1 March each year.

Containment Pest

Number of Control Programmes Issued

Number inspected for compliance this

period (YTD)

Number showing non-

compliance this period (YTD)

Notices of Direction Issued this

period (YTD)

Nassella Tussock -- -- -- --

Chilean Needle Grass 70 0 (70) 0 (3) 0 (0)

Kangaroo Grass 12 12 (12) 2 (6) 2 (6)

Broom --** 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)

Gorse --** 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0)

White-Edged Nightshade 4 2 (2) 0 (0) 0 (0)

Rabbits 14 (14) 2 (2) 0 (0)

** Formal ‘Control Programmes’ were not issued this season for Broom and Gorse while an upgrade to the administration system was being carried out. However, a letter was sent to all appropriate sites (within the Upper Awatere and Upper Wairau zones) highlighting this and the fact the obligation to carry out control remains as per Strategy Rules.

Wilding Conifers (Pinus contorta) - Wye Reserve Containment Area (E315-004-010) (Report prepared by Rob Simons)

Aerial surveillance of the Wye reserve boundary and adjacent areas were undertaken on 13 April 2015 to plan for this year’s aerial control work to manage Pinus contorta outside the boundary of the reserve. Areas identified as suitable for aerial control by hand held wand are within the operational blocks Mosses and McArthur on the Bounds, the southern end of Wye Hills and The Haycocks.

The amount of seed ‘spill-over’ from the containment area into large areas of the McArthur, Moses, Lower Mosses, Breezer and Boundary Creek blocks has led to high recruitment of young Pinus contorta in those areas. The density of young Pinus contorta in these areas makes them unsuitable for aerial control by hand held wand, and also unsuitable for aerial boom applications. This invariably leaves no other option but on-ground control, making an already challenging issue even more so.


Surveillance Pests

Tall Wheat Grass (Thynopyrum ponticum) (E315-005-012-01) (Report prepared by Rob Simons)

Biosecurity Staff have been carrying out surveillance, herbicide trials and other investigative work, to learn more about a newly naturalised species of grass found at Dillons Point Road.

Tall Wheat Grass (Thinopyrum ponticum) was brought to the attention of Council’s Biosecurity Section on 9 January 2013. The current known distribution of the plant is limited to the Dillons Point Road area and Riverlands. Other areas have been searched but nothing was found. An Envirolink small advice grant has been approved to carry out an impact assessment of Tall Wheat Grass to help in any future management decisions.

Environmental Science

Wairau Aquifer – Wairau River Interaction Project Update (E345-007-001) (Report prepared by Peter Davidson)

The initial computer modelling has been completed in Germany. The purpose of this steady state model was to establish the water balance. The next step involves the development of a transient model to accommodate time varying observations of Wairau River flow, spring flow and well level.

The most critical information to be incorporated in the transient model because they have not been available until recently are real time, daily measurements of Wairau River channel losses which represent recharge to the Wairau Aquifer. Apparently this information is novel worldwide for a braided river losing fresh water sideways to an alluvial aquifer at a daily time scale.

Wairau River flow at the three new sites at Rock Ferry, State Highway 6 and Wratts Road are being analysed by Council staff to derive the effective aquifer recharge. This involves firstly rating the flow information then making corrections for north or south bank sources or sinks.

Automatically logged ground water temperature measurements at 14 wells along the riparian margin will be downloaded by Council in August 2015. This will provide a year of observations. These measurements will be modelled by GNS Science/ESR to identify differences in gravel permeability. Essentially the larger the variation in temperature the greater the hydraulic connection between the Wairau River and Wairau Aquifer. Council has carried out some initial analysis based on information downloaded in December 2014 and this approach is showing promise.

Drilling of the Pauls Road test well has been delayed due to the temporary unavailability of the driller, but is expected to be completed before the end of the drier conditions. The sediments and relative differences in water levels at different depths during the drilling process will be logged to see if the Wairau River is perched above ground water in this reach also. The well will enable Council to measure the hydraulic properties of the sediments in the riparian margin between the Wairau River and Wairau Aquifer, which is the engine room of the recharge mechanism.

A so-called “Citizens Science Group” is proposed to provide regular updates on research progress or developments to interested members of the Marlborough public. There is a lot of public interest in this topic from places like Renwick, and the updates will be akin to the “Aquifer Newsletters” that were distributed about a decade ago to brief water users on aquifer status, prior to the advent of web graphs.


Autumn Aquifer Status (E345-007-001) (Report prepared by Peter Davidson)

Despite lower rates of ground water abstraction as irrigated crops are harvested and lower potential evapotranspiration rates, Wairau Aquifer well levels continue to decline. This is consistent with naturally low rates of recharge being the dominant influence on well levels, especially for aquifer areas or wells close to the Wairau River.

Low storage systems such as the Riverland Aquifer have shown short term recovery due to rain offsetting demand or river floods squeezing the aquifer for short periods. Well levels are expected to remain at below average pressures until mid-2015 when abstraction for wine and meat processing concludes.

The levels of some Southern Valleys Aquifer systems fell late in summer when irrigators used their wells for irrigation supply instead of Southern Valleys Irrigation Scheme (SVIS) water, which was intermittently unavailable. Generally speaking these aquifers contain relatively good volumes of ground water storage compared to their state a decade ago and this augurs well for their conjunctive use alongside the SVIS.

Rarangi Shallow Aquifer levels have reached their minima for the 2014/15 summer and have started climbing. It appears that this is in part a function of the damming effect of high sea levels as inland wells are less affected.

It is unlikely that there has been any effective rainfall or land surface recharge since July 2014. This explains the high water use but it also means nutrients will be accumulating in the soil. These nutrients will be mobilised and leached downwards to the ground water table when there is sufficient rainfall in winter or spring 2015 and will show up in Council state of the environment surveys.

Update on the Cawthron Marlborough Environment Awards (E340-008-004-05) (Report prepared by Nicky Eade)

The Cawthron Marlborough Environment Awards are now partly through the final field day stage, with the final field days to be held on 12 May (Supreme and Business Innovation Awards winner the New Zealand Dryland Forests Initiative) and 13 May (Wine Industry Innovation Awards winner Pernod Ricard Winemakers).

The presentation dinner was held at the Marlborough Convention Centre on Friday 13 March. About 200 guests were treated to an entertaining evening, including an eloquent opening by Raymond Smith from Ngati Kuia, audio visual profiles of all 25 entrants, the presentations of seven awards and a thought provoking after dinner speech from Dame Anne Salmond. The winners were:

• Marlborough Farmers Market, winner of the ASB Community Innovation Award - promoting fresh local produce and crop diversity.

• Manuka Island Forest, winner of the Marlborough Forest industry Association Forestry Award - production pine forestry balanced with biodiversity and landscape.

• Kaipupu Point Mainland Island Society, winner of the Morgans Road Nursery Habitat Enhancement Award - Predator-free wildlife sanctuary with a strong educational emphasis.

• Mike and Kristen Gerard, winners of the Federated Farmers Farming Award - sheep and beef farm, commercial forestry and native bush protection.

• Pernod Ricard Winemakers and Heritage Centre, winners of the Wine Marlborough Wine Industry Innovation Award - integrated environmental management in vineyard, winery and visitor centre.

• New Zealand Dryland Forests Initiative, winner of the Cuddons Business Innovation Award and the Marlborough Research Centre/Plant and Food Research Supreme Award - a research and development project focused on naturally durable eucalypt species suited to New Zealand’s dryland regions.

A full report and presentation on the Awards will be provided at the next meeting in June.


Water Resource Update and Summary – January 2015 (E320-001) (Report prepared by Val Wadsworth)

This report is prepared using data from Council’s Environmental monitoring network, as well as sites operated by NIWA and the Marlborough Research Centre.

Executive summary As at the start of April, following nine consecutive months of below average rainfall in eastern areas, the district was very dry. Since the beginning of April frequent, although generally small rain events, have improved river flows, and soil moisture to a lesser degree. Apart from a few small areas, there are no restrictions on most irrigation supplies. Although the “drought” is not totally over, the situation has improved. However rainfall is still needed by pastoral farmers in the next few weeks to help autumn growth and ensure sufficient feed reserves for winter.

Rainfall March rainfall was below average in coastal areas, but near, or above average inland. Rainfall since the beginning of April has improved soil moisture levels slightly, but most are still quite low.

The following graphs show the monthly rainfall totals for 2014/15 at four representative sites, compared to the long term monthly averages for those sites. The Blenheim graph also shows the actual monthly evapo transpiration (ET). The difference between monthly rain and ET indicates the likely soil moisture gain or loss.


River Flows – March 2015 The mean river flows reflect the low rainfall, all being below normal for March, with the exception of Awatere which was close to normal. With moderate rainfall in early April, river flows have recovered to reasonable levels.

River Site Catchment area

(km2)

March mean flow

(L/s)

Percentage of normal

Records Begin

Pelorus Bryants 375 8,060 68% 1977 Rai Rai Falls 211 1,880 29% 1986 Kaituna Readers Road 133 430 35% 2006 Branch Intake Weir 550 3,420 33% 1988 Wairau Barnetts Bank 3430 40,100 77% 1960 Wairau Dip Flat 505 13,000 75% 1951 Onamalutu Briggs Road 33 168 N/A 1998 Waihopai Craiglochart 764 7,960 99% 1960 Awatere Awapiri 987 8,920 111% 1977 Omaka Gorge 90 185 50% 1994 Taylor Borough Weir 64 20 6% 1961 Flaxbourne Corrie Downs 70 N/A N/A 2003

NIWA Seasonal Outlook for Marlborough, Nelson and Buller Outlook for April 2015 to June 2015 Temperatures are likely to be about average or above average. Seasonal rainfall totals are forecast to be in the normal range. Soil moisture levels and river flows are all forecast to be in the normal to below normal range.


Harbour Functions (Report prepared by the Harbour Master)

Harbour Six Weekly Activity Summary The Harbour Maritime Safety Management System Maritime sets out Performance Monitoring and Reporting requirements. By reporting regularly on key indicators, reflecting both the performance of the Harbour Authority and that of port and harbour users, appropriate measures can be adopted and introduced which may further improve maritime safety.

The table below provides an overview of the critical functions delivered by the Harbour Master Group since the last Committee meeting.

Activity

Harbour Master Directions Issued 0

Hot Work Permits issued 14

Engine Immobilisations Authorised 1

Uplifting of Bylaws 0

Harbour Patrols undertaken 10

Safe Boating Brochure Active distribution ceased, some copies still available

Availability of Traffic Monitoring Equipment 100%.

Harbour Master Notice to Mariners/Navigation Warnings issued

12

Inspection of Swimming and Water Ski Lanes All swimming lanes disestablished for the winter period. Water Ski lanes to be inspected prior to labour weekend

The Harbour Maritime Safety Management System defines Performance Monitoring and Reporting requirements.

A summary of activities undertaken by the Harbour Master Group meets these reporting requirements and provides assurance to the Council, as Harbour Authority, that the MSMS is operative and effective.

Monthly Harbours Incident Summary The Committee will be aware that staff deal with a variety of incidents that occur within the Sounds on a regular basis. Some of the incidents are reported in the media due to their nature, but the majority are reports received by the Harbour Master’s office.

With the introduction of the Port and Harbour Safety Code and the requirement to undertake a risk assessment, staff have reviewed the Harbours Incident database and revised it to the extent that retrieval and manipulation of statistical information is simplified and that standard reporting on a month-by-month basis is made easier. Current cumulative incident totals are as from the start of the current calendar year.

Attached to this item is the summary of the incident reports that have occurred since the Committee’s last regular meeting. It should be noted that incidents are generally up to the day prior to the agenda closure.

Staff will be on hand to outline and explain the data, however, information as it is set out will generally form the basis of the report.

A variety of incidents occur and these are recorded with a view of keeping the Committee informed, identifying potential trends as well as using the data to plan educational initiatives.


Incident Severity Rating Criteria

Category People Property Environment Harbour Stakeholders

0 Insignificant Insignificant (<$10,000)

Insignificant Negligible environmental impact. Tier 1 may be declared but criteria not necessarily met (<$10,000)

Insignificant (<$10,000)

1 Minor Single slight injury

Minor (<$100,000)

Minor Tier 1 criteria reached (small operational spill) (<$100,000)

Minor Bad local publicity or short term loss of revenue (<$100,000)

2 Moderate Multiple moderate or single major injury

Moderate (<$1M)

Moderate Tier 2 criteria reached (<$1M)

Moderate Bad local publicity or short term loss (<$1M)

3 Major Multiple major injury or single fatality

Major (<$10M)

Major Tier 3 criteria reached with pollution outside harbour or port zone expected. Chemical spillage or small gas release. Potential loss of environmental amenity (<$10M)

Major Bad widespread publicity, temporary port closure or prolonged restriction of navigation (<$10M)

4 Catastrophic More than one fatality

Catastrophic ($10M+)

Catastrophic Tier 3 oil spill with international assistance. Widespread beach/foreshore contamination or serious chemical release. Significant threat to environmental amenity ($10M+)

Catastrophic Port closes, navigation seriously disrupted for an extended period. Serious and long term loss of trade ($10M+)


HARBOURS INCIDENT UPDATE These pages are designed to provide an update on the outcomes of navigational incidents reported to the Harbour Master and recorded in the Harbours Incident Database.

The Harbour Master will review/investigate all navigational incidents reported. As incidents occur, they will be listed on this document. Each incident remains ‘live’ until such time as the investigation/review is complete and the file on that particular incident is closed. Some incidents will be investigated/reviewed by the Harbours staff, some jointly with Maritime New Zealand whilst others will be dealt with by the Authority alone.

Incidents will fall within three categories, Safety Incidents (S.I.) and Navigational Occurrences (N.O) and Pollution Incidents (P.I.).

Below follows a broad summary of individual incident recorded since the last report.

Incident Incident

Ref. Date Cat Summary Status

Excessive Speed 2546 11/4/14 SI Float Plane in 5 Knot area Open Excessive Speed 2563 6/5/14 SI Float Plane in 5 knot zone Open Excessive Speed 2568 5/6/14 SI Float Plane in Harbour Open Excessive Speed 2620 16/11/14 SI Sea Plane Open Excessive Speed 2622 16/11/14 SI Sea Plane Open Excessive Speed 2623 21/11/14 SI Seaplane Open Mooring Failure 2647 1/1/15 SI Vessel drags anchor –

Infringement notice issued Open

Excessive Speed 2658 5/1/15 SI Infringement notice issued Open Contravention of Bylaws

2679 31/01/2015 SI Not enough PDFs – Infringement notice issued

Open

Excessive Speed 2681 03/02/2015 SI Seaplane Open Loss of Hull Integrity 2687 22/02/2015 SI Vessel low in water – Invoice

Issued, not yet paid Open

Navigational Hazard 2698 23/03/2015 SI Large Log Reported Closed Fire/Explosion 2699 26/03/2015 SI Fire on board Ferry Closed Close Quarter 2700 28/03/2015 SI Ferry altered course to avoid

collision Closed

Navigational Hazard 2701 31/03/2015 SI Ferry bow line hooked on to walk way

Closed

Excessive Speed 2702 5/04/2015 SI Speeding within 200 metres of shore

Open

Excessive Speed 2703 05/04/2015 SI Speeding within 200 metres of shore

Open

Excessive Speed 2704 21/03/2015 SI Speeding within 200 metres of shore – Jet Ski

Closed


Building Control Group

Building Control (BCA and TA) Activity (R455-031-01) (Report prepared by Bill East)

Building Control Group (Building Consent Authority) Activity Figures for Month of March 2015

• Consents issued during March 2015

Total of 107 consents with a total value of $15,020,605.08

This total included 13 new dwellings with a value of $5,139,840.00

Processing Data

Figures for this financial year

Total New

Dwellings

Value x 100,000

July 2014 118 15 178.07 August 2014 88 12 59.52 September 2014 125 19 132.528 October 2014 91 17 106.505 November 2014 106 12 107.708 December 2014 95 15 145.163 January 2015 86 16 108.8 February 2015 104 15 155.07 March 2015 107 13 150.206

DateConsents

issued

Issued within 20 working

days

%age TargetLast year

%age

Average processing

time

numbers over 20

Days

July 2014 118 118 100% 100% 97.44 11.0August 2014 91 90 99% 100% 96.63 11.0 1.0September 2014 126 123 98% 100% 98.73 15.0 3.0October 2014 91 90 99% 100% 93.15 13.0 1.0November 2014 108 107 99% 100% 92.71 14.0 1.0December 2014 91 90 99% 100% 82.89 15.0 1.0January 2015 86 82 95% 100% 100.00 12.0 4.0February 2015 103 101 98% 100% 83.75 10.0 2.0March 2015 106 105 99% 100% 95.15 10.0 1.0

MONTHLY DATA


• Consents received during March 2015

Total of 116 consents with a total value of $9,594,870.22

This total included 14 new dwellings with a value of $4,905,659.22

• Code Compliance Certificates issued during March 2015

Total of 124 CCCs with a total value of $9,777,859.98

93% of which were issued within 20 days

Number of Inspections

• 442 inspections were undertaken during March, with an average booking time of 1.75 days.


Code Compliance Certificate

• 124 CCCs were issued during the month of March with a total value of $9,777,859.98. This figure included 20 dwellings to a value of $6,176,152.00.

Online Building Consents

• As of the 1 April the system is now up and running to all Council’s customers. The Council website takes customers to a quick log in page and once logged on the applicant can submit a consent application at any time. The system allows the customer to park the application until they have the entire documentation ready to submit without having to restart the process. Feedback has been positive.

Building Control Group (Territorial Authority) Activity

• This year the Building Control Compliance Officer has started the required on site audits for building warrant of fitness and compliance schedule items. 18 site audits have been completed to date with no real issues found.


Liquor Licensing

A100-04 Attached is a schedule of applications for liquor licences issued by Marlborough District Licensing Agency under delegated authority from 1 March 2015 to 9 April 2015.


Alcohol Licences issued by the Marlborough District Licensing Committee

From 1 March 2015 to 9 April 2015

Special Licenses Issued By District Licensing Committee Licence Number

Applicant Location Event Date/Time

SPC/155/2014 The Grape Run Ltd 13 Selmes Road, Rapaura Saint Clair ½ Marathon Saturday 9/05/2015- 9.00 am to 3.00 pm SPC/156/2014 The Grape Run Ltd Stadium 2000 Kinross Street,

Blenheim Saint Clair ½ Marathon- after function

Saturday 9/05/2015- 5.30 pm to 12 midnight.

SPC/160/2014 Yealands Estate Wines Ltd

Havelock Domain 2015 Havelock Mussel Festival Saturday 14/03/2015- 10.00 am to 5.30 pm

SPC/002/2015 Wairau River Wines Ltd Havelock Domain 2015 Havelock Mussel Festival Saturday 14/03/2015- 10.00 am to 5.30 pm SPC/008/2015 Landon-Lane Janssen

Family Vineyard Havelock Domain 2015 Havelock Mussel Festival Saturday 14/03/2015- 10.00 am to 5.30 pm

SPC/003/2015 Wairau River Wines Ltd Omaka Airfield 2015 Classic Fighters Airshow Friday 3/04/2015- 9.00 am to 9.00 pm; Saturday 4/04/2015, Sunday 5/04/2015- 9am to 5pm.

SPC/010/2015 Classic Fighters Airshow Charitable Trust

Omaka Airfield 2015 Classic Fighters Airshow Friday 3/04/2015- 9.00 am to 9.00 pm; Saturday 4/04/2015, Sunday 5/04/2015- 9.00 am to 5.00 pm

SPC/013/2015 Landon-Lane Janssen Family Vineyard

Omaka Airfield 2015 Classic Fighters Airshow Friday 3/04/2015- 9.00 am to 9.00 pm; Saturday 4/04/2015, Sunday 5/04/2015- 9am to 5pm

SPC/014/2015 Renaissance Brewing Ltd

Omaka Airfield 2015 Classic Fighters Airshow Friday 3/04/2015- 9.00 am to 9.00 pm; Saturday 4/04/2015, Sunday 5/04/2015- 9am to 5pm

SPC/017/2015 Awatere Dog Trial Club 167 Marama Road, Seddon Annual Dog Trials Saturday 28/03/2015, Sunday 1/03/2015- 1.00 am to 10.00 pm.

SPC/018/2015 Constellation Brands NZ Ltd


SPC/019/2015 Wairau River Wines Ltd 2349 Hammerichs Road, Rapaura

School Fair- silent auction Saturday 7/03/2015- 9.00 am to 3.00 pm


Licence Number

Applicant Location Event Date/Time

SPC/020/2015 660 Main Road Stoke Ltd t/a McCashins


SPC/022/2015 Lions Club of Seddon Weld Park, Ward Flaxbourne Show Sunday 22/03/2015- 11.00 am to 7.00 pm SPC/023/2015 Marlborough Basketball

Assn Stadium 2000, Kinross Street, Blneheim

NBL Pre- Season Game Saturday 28/03/2015- 11.00 am to 4.00 pm

SPC/024/2015 Queen Charlotte Yacht Club

Drylands Restaurant- 237 Hammerichs Road, Rapaura

Fundraising Event Friday 20/03/2015- 6.00 pm to 11.00 pm

SPC/025/2015 Stanley Estates Ltd Omaka Airfield 2015 Classic Fighters Airshow Friday 3/04/2015- 9.00 am to 9.00 pm; Saturday 4/04/2015, Sunday 5/04/2015- 9.00 am to 5.00 pm

SPC/026/2015 Dodson Beer Garden Ltd

Stephenson Street, Blenheim St Marys School Gala Saturday 14/03/2015- 10.00 am to 2.00 pm

SPC/027/2015 Rai Valley A & P Assn Carluke Domain, Rai Valley Rai Show Saturday 7/03/2015- 11.00 am to 7.00 pm SPC/028/2015 Marlb Aero Club Inc Omaka Airfield 2015 Classic Fighters Airshow Thursday 2, Friday 3, Saturday 4, Sunday

5/04/2015- 3.00 pm to 1.00 am the following day SPC/029/2015 Giesen Wines Omaka Airfield 2015 Classic Fighters Airshow Friday 3/04/2015- 9am to 9pm; Saturday

4/04/2015, Sunday 5/04/2015- 9am to 5pm SPC/030/2015 Marlborough Collie Dog

Trial Club Meadowbank Station, Taylor Pass Road, Blenheim

Dog Trials Friday 6/03/2015- 5.00 pm to 7.00 pm, Saturday 7/03/2015- 11.30 pm to 9.00 pm

SPC/031/2015 Framingham Wines Ltd 19 Conders Bend Road, Renwick

Harvest Concert Friday 13/03/2015- 6.30 pm to 11.00 pm

SPC/032/2015 Johnson Estate Ltd Spy Valley Wines, Lake Timara Road, Waihopai

Clarke Wedding Saturday 4/04/2015- 5.00 pm to 12 midnight

SPC/033/2015 Mount Riley Wines Ltd Omaka Airfield 2015 Classic Fighters Airshow Friday 3/04/2015- 9.00 am to 9pm; Saturday 4/04/2015, Sunday 5/04/2015- 9am to 5pm

SPC/035/2015 Villa Maria Estate Ltd Omaka Airfield 2015 Classic Fighters Airshow Friday 3/04/2015- 9am to 9.00 pm; Saturday 4/04/2015, Sunday 5/04/2015- 9.00 am to 5.00 pm


New Premises Licences Issued By District Licensing Committee Licence Number Applicant Licence Type Premises Expiry Date OFF/046/2014 Meredyth Young Ltd Off Licence Renwick Supervalue 4/03/2016

OFF/047/2014 Stanley Estates Ltd Off Licence 1736 Redwood Pass Road, Redwood Pass- remote sales

3/03/2016

OFF/049/2014 Mt Watkins Wine Co Ltd Off Licence 43 Lakings Road, Blenheim- remote sales 31/03/2016

ON/051/2015 Eat Thai Restaurant Ltd On Licence 35 High Street Blenheim 8/04/2016

Renewed Premises Licenses Issued By District Licensing Committee Licence Number

Applicant Licence Type Premises Expiry Date

ON/050/2014 Sagai Ltd On Licence Sagai Japanese Restaurant 14/11/2017 ON/055/2014 Clos Henri Ltd On Licence Clos Henri 20/12/2017 ON/057/2014 Moa Brewing Co Ltd On Licence Moa 20/12/2017 ON/048/2014 Sandra Elizabeth Templeman On Licence Linkwater Country Inn 7/11/2017 OFF/045/2014 Sandra Elizabeth Templeman Off Licence Linkwater Country Inn 7/11/2017 OFF/050/2014 Jackson Estate Ltd Off LIcence Jackson Estate 13/12/2017 ON/035/2014 Thomas Bruce Horton and

Therese Linda Joy Horton On Licence Cosy Corner 1/09/2017

OFF/019/2014 General Distributors Ltd Off Licence Countdown 51 Arthur Street, Blenheim 22/06/2017 OFF/017/2014 Thomas Bruce Horton and

Therese Linda Joy Horton Off Licence Cosy Corner 14/05/2017

Temporary Authorities Issued By District Licensing Committee Licence Number Applicant Licence Type Premises Expiry Date OFF/003/2014 Whitehaven Wine Co Ltd Off Licence Whitehaven (formerly Eradus Wines) 31/07/2015 ON/052/2014 Richard & Christine Wright On Licence Slip Inn Café, Havelock 31/07/2015


New Manager Certificates Issued By District Licensing Committee Certificate Number Applicant Premises Expiry Date CERT/267/2014 Martyn D G Baker CPR Airshop 26/03/2016 CERT/325/2014 Deborah J Lyons Allan Scott Wines & Estates 26/03/2016 CERT/003/2015 Vibha Sood Maharaja India 23/03/2016 CERT/021/2015 Claire P Pefau Clos Henri 6/03/2016 CERT/041/2015 Amanda J Watts Spy Valley Wines 6/03/2016 CERT/044/2015 Jiraporn Dungkaew Marlborough River Queen 6/03/2016 CERT/052/2015 Carolyn I Christall Marlborough Golf Club 24/03/2016 CERT/062/2015 Leanne J McNaughton Chateau Marlborough 24/03/2016 CERT/051/2015 Jacqueline J Williams Chateau Marlborough 1/04/2016

Renewed Manager Certificates Issued By District Licensing Committee Licence Number Applicant Premise Expiry Date CERT/318/2014 Hayley A Hefford Speights Ale House 27/11/2017 CERT/317/2015 Hayley B Derry Speights Ale House 27/11/2017 CERT/001/2015 Jan Vesley Scenic Hotel Marlborough 20/12/2017 CERT/011/2015 Rachelle A Dekker Figaro’s 31/01/2018 CERT/031/2015 Deborah A Scott The Irish Bar 28/01/2018 CERT/033/2015 Raeleen J Gaudin Gusto 2/02/2018 CERT/043/2015 Stuart E Borrie Havelock Bowling Club 25/02/2018 CERT/037/2015 Sandra A Baxter Picton Four Square 7/03/2018 CERT/045/2015 Shelley L Ling CPR Airshop 17/02/2018 CERT/046/2015 Christopher Sullivan Starborough Tavern 10/04/2018 CERT/047/2015 Kerri-Ann Best Starborough Tavern 10/04/2018 CERT/048/2015 Jennifer Hilton Spring Creek Four Square 24/02/2018 CERT/50/2015 Wendy A Moffat Countdown 23/03/2018 CERT/020/2014 Gina M Williams DA’s Barn Restaurant 26/02/2017 CERT/056/2015 Hilary T Wilkey Giesen Wines 25/02/2018 CERT/019/2014 Sarah R Lake Yealands Estate Wines 9/05/2018


Licence Number Applicant Premise Expiry Date CERT/054/2015 Christopher J Wagner Riverlands Roadhouse 25/02/2018 CERT/057/2015 Jerrym Lamb Biddy Kates 1/02/2018 CERT/061/2015 Pauline M Low Picton RSA 2/03/2018 CERT/064/2015 Brandon Ellis Wafe Cafe 5/03/2018 CERT/066/2015 Suzanne Binnie Lake Chalice Wines 9/03/2018 CERT/063/2015 Dianne J Gregg Picton RSA 6/09/2017 CERT/065/2015 Nicole Croker Cloudy Bay Vineyards 18/03/2018 CERT/068/2015 Bevan R Garland Havelock Four Square 12/03/2018 CERT/069/2015 Anita Kumari Plaza India 14/03/2018 CERT/060/2015 Debbie A Abraham Trout Hotel 5/02/2018


Compliance Group (Report prepared by Gina Ferguson)

Environment Protection Section • Total numbers of complaints received are currently tracking ~15% less than last year’s numbers.

Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May JunCRM 2014-2015 27 34 34 47 39 30 56 64 40CRM 2013-1014 64 44 46 31 52 38 52 54 49 42 75 29

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Other Issues • The Environmental Protection section remains under workload pressures, the group has been

operating with two vacant positions in the section. We welcomed Graeme Nelson to the group on the 13 April as an Environmental Protection Officer filling one vacancy.

• Environment Protection - Monitoring staff are currently completing the Winery Discharge Resource Consents monitoring programme.


Environmental Health Section • There continues to be an increase in the number of premises registered with Council.

• Registered premises Inspections are on track for 100% of premises inspected by 30 June 2015.

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• Environmental Health total complaint numbers received are tracking ~40% less to last year’s numbers.

• Environmental Health continues to process significant numbers of food stall applications with ~%20 more applications received and processed this year to date compared to last year’s numbers for the same period.


Other Matters: • Rachel Mercer commenced work on the 9 March filling the Environmental Health Officer vacancy.

• Proposed regulations under the Food Act 2014 were out for consultation. Consultation closed on the 31 March 2015. Environmental Health has made a submission on the proposed regulations to MPI.

Noise Control • Noise Contractor: Noise complaints are currently tracking ~15% less than the same period last year.

Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May JunNoise Complaints 2013-2014 55 119 99 131 125 137 124 125 128 103 71 63Noise Complaints 2014-2015 57 100 81 94 87 118 146 106 103

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New Zealand King Salmon Compliance Monitoring 2014 (MFL456, U040412, U090660, U090634, U040217, U021247, U060926, U090841, E325-008-001-02) (Report prepared by Gina Ferguson)

Summary of assessment of compliance with consents for the New Zealand King Salmon (NZKS) farms for 2014.

Background NZKS is the principal finfish farming company in the Marlborough Sounds and currently has consent to operate finfish farms at 11 sites in the region (Figure 1). Five of these sites were active in 2014. The remaining sites either lie fallow, or are newly consented sites yet to be developed.

Each of these finfish farms requires a coastal permit to occupy and operate in public space.

Many of the NZKS consents require annual environmental monitoring as a condition of consent. NZKS undertake voluntary annual environmental monitoring of the other site. Sampling by the Cawthron Institute occurred in November 2014 and Council received the reports on 3 March 2015.

Each farm has a report on the biochemical and biological state of the seabed, and the nutrient status of the water column. Copper and zinc levels in the seabed sediments are also measured.

The state of the seabed was assigned an enrichment score by Cawthron. Most consents have a maximum permitted level of enrichment. Enrichment is caused by fish waste falling on the seabed.

Enrichment causes changes in the types and number of organisms which inhabit the sediments. Excessive levels can harm seabed life as oxygen is depleted and anaerobic processes take over.

Comments Monitoring results showed that farms are in overall compliance with the environmental quality standards within individual consents, where such standards exist.

For the second successive year, there was a technical non-compliance at Clay Point. This is an exceedance of the permitted enrichment levels at the seabed sampling station approximately 90 metres from the salmon pens. This is not considered biologically significant. However, NZKS have volunteered to implement the recently completed best practice guidelines (‘guidelines’) at this site.

The guidelines were developed by a joint working group, which included representatives from NZKS, Council, the Cawthron Institute, National Institute of Water & Atmospheric Research, the Ministry for Primary Industries and the Sounds Advisory Group. The Board of NZKS and Council both endorsed the guidelines in November 2014. Implementation of the guidelines is voluntary.

A Council working group with New Zealand King Salmon are in discussion on the implementation of the best practice guidelines.

Reef monitoring Consent conditions for Clay Point and Te Pangu require the monitoring of nearby reefs. Permanent photo-points were established at two reefs in the early 2000s. These were re-measured by Cawthron in November 2014. The final report has yet to be received. Preliminary results indicate that there have been no significant changes in biological communities attributable to the farms

Summary Annual monitoring reports for all existing salmon farms have been received by Council. Council’s assessment has been peer-reviewed by an international expert familiar with NZKS farms. All farms appear compliant with consent conditions with the exception of a minor non-compliance has been determined at the


Clay Point farm. This is not considered biologically significant. NZKS have volunteered to implement the recently completed best practice guidelines (‘guidelines’) at this site.

Figure 1: Existing (circles) and new (yellow stars) salmon farms in the Marlborough Sounds


Resource Consents Section (Report prepared by Anna Eatherley) R450-004-12

Resource Consents

• Over the first three months (13 weeks) of 2015 Council has received 299 applications for resource consent. Of that total, 282 were new applications for resource consent. Council also received 16 applications under section 127 (variations to resource consent conditions) and one section 125 (extension to lapse date). Over the same period in 2013 and 2014 Council received 228 and 266 applications respectively. This represents a 31% increase in resource consent applications received over the same period in 2013 and a 12.4% increase over 2014. To date the average number of applications received weekly was 23. Last year the average was 17.

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• Over the first three months (13 weeks) of 2015 Council issued 273 applications. Of that total, 254 were applications for resource consent. Council also issued 19 section 127 decisions (variations to resource consent conditions). This represents a 7.5% increase in resource consent applications issued over the same period in 2014 and a 26.4% increase over 2013.

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• Since the final part of the Resource Management Amendment Act 2013 came into effect on 3 March 2015 Council has rejected 31 applications for resource consent for incompleteness. In previous years Council has rejected less than 1% of all applications received. Since the more stringent informational requirements have been in effect Council has rejected 34.4% of all applications received.

• There are currently four hearings scheduled over the next month. There are two land use applications and two coastal applications being heard, with all four being heard by the Hearings Committee.

• Duty planner enquiries are continuing at a high volume. The number of enquires reflect the increased number of applications received and the changes in legislation.


Resource Consent Approvals Under Delegated Authority

The following applications have been approved under delegated authority pursuant to Council’s Instrument of Delegation pursuant to the Local Government Act 1974, and the relevant clause thereof as identified below.

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The following applications have been approved under delegated authority pursuant to Council’s Instrument of Delegation pursuant to the Aquaculture Reform (Repeals and Transitional Provisions) Act 2004.

The applications for deemed coastal permits to vary, add or delete conditions under Sections 10(4), 20(3) or 21(3) are identified below:

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The applications to amend the authorised space to reflect the actual space occupied by surface structures under Section 53 are identified below:

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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 No.

Consent(s) Issued Proposal Site Location Date Issued

1. 104A Constellation Brands of New Zealand Limited

U150095 Land Use (Activity) x2

Install and commission two (2) FrostBoss C49 frost fans with Perkins Engines

72 Bells Road, Fairhall, Blenheim 02/03/2015

2. 104A Constellation Brands of New Zealand Limited



191 Merrifield's Road, Seddon 02/03/2015

3. 104A M C Chapman for Angoradale Trust


Install and commission ten (10) FrostBoss C49 frost fans with Perkins Engines

Waihopai Valley Road, Blenheim 02/03/2015




4. 176A Giesen Wines Limited

U150019 Certificate of Compliance

Drying of grape marc and blending it with bark and gypsum in a purpose built facility and applying it to vineyard

319 Dillons Point Road, Blenheim 24/02/2015

5. 104B Agculture Limited U140765 Discharge Permit (to Land)

Discharge dairy shed effluent to land

Te Rou Road, Northbank 26/02/2015

6. 104B G C and M T Glubb and M J Sweeney for the Heaton Trust

U141001 Coastal Permit x2 Land Use (Activity)

(Replacing part of U981041) for an existing boatshed, a fixed pile jetty, linkspan and floating jetty Construct, maintain and use a flying fox to facilitate movement of goods and supplies across the Sounds Foreshore Reserve

Karamu Bay, Lochmara Bay 06/03/2015

7. 221 Simpson B McR, P A and C McR

M00557 Change Conditions Change conditions 5 and 10 of consent notice 7413981.1

Snake Point, Queen Charlotte Sound

17/11/2014

8. 104B J V Dallison U140654 Coastal Permit (Replacing U941377) for an existing fixed pile jetty, a new boatshed, deck, davit and floating platform

Tunoamai Point, Blackwood Bay, Queen Charlotte Sound

25/02/2015

9. 104B I N and C J Higginson

U140796 Coastal Permit x2 (Replacing U000118 and U000766) for an existing jetty, boatshed and ramp and for an existing swing mooring M912

Moetapu Bay, Inner Pelorus 30/03/2015

10. 104B R J McConchie U150112 Coastal Permit (Replacing U000641) for existing swing mooring M878

Waiwhare Bay, Kenepuru Sound 26/02/2015

11. 104B K E Sadd; L A Pyne and J D Harvey as Trustees of the Sadd Sounds Trust

U150055 Coastal Permit x7 (Replacing U000110, U020192, U030085 and U050409) for existing foreshore structures comprising two boatsheds, two jetties, a double slipway, a concrete seawall and four swing moorings M1631, M1632, M1633 and M1634

Pirapu Bay, Ruakaka Bay 24/02/2015




12. 104B Moenui Community Association Incorporated

U150099 Coastal Permit (Replacing U991754) for existing swing mooring M668 for a swimming raft

Moenui Bay, Inner Pelorus 26/02/2015

13. 104B B L McKenzie U140982 Coastal Permit (Replacing U000638) for an existing swing mooring M875


14. 104B K A Vadura U150150 Coastal Permit (Replacing U000639) to reposition and upgrade existing swing mooring M876


15. 104B P R and P E Crump and D J and M F Farnell

U150080 Land Use (Land Disturbance) Land Use (River Surface or Bed Activity) x2

Construct roads and landings; to install culverts in un-named watercourses and to occupy the beds of un-named watercourses

Mount Riley Road, Okaramio 27/02/2015

16. 104B Nelson Forests Limited

U150051 Land Use (River Surface or Bed Activity)

Use an existing formed ford to access harvested logs

Are Are Stream, Kaituna 02/03/2015

17. 104B D W Robinson U141077 Land Use (Land Disturbance)

Excavate in excess of 20 cubic metres and undertake remedial earthworks within a hazard (geotechnical) area

2119 Queen Charlotte Drive, Picton

23/02/2015

18. 104A SCFNZ Limited U120098 Land Use (Land Disturbance)

Undertake land disturbance related to the construction of new landings, roads and upgrading existing roads for the harvest of commercial pine forests

Langley Dale, Northbank 30/03/2012

19. 104 B A Webb U150118 Subdivision (Allotment Creation)

Convert cross lease titles to freehold titles

7 Owen Place, Blenheim 26/02/2015

20. 104A F E H and M T Nelson

U140437 Subdivision (Allotment Creation) x3

Create seven residential allotments in three stages

52 Murphys Road, Blenheim 03/03/2015




21. 104B D W and G D Bryant

U150060 Subdivision (Boundary Adjustment) Land Use (Activity)

Undertake a boundary adjustment to create nine allotments and authorise the existing garage/sleepout to be located 1 metre from the new right of way boundary and 2 metres of the new boundary of the subdivision herein

191 Kaiuma Bay Road, Inner Pelorus

02/03/2015

22. 104A Thornley Properties Limited

U150025 Subdivision (Allotment Creation) Land Use (Activity)

(Of subdivision approved under U141105) into four residential lots, and to relocate three houses onto the site

77-79 Lakings Road, Blenheim 26/02/2015

23. 104A R W and K M Gwyn U150071 Subdivision (Flat Plan)

Update an existing cross lease to account for building additions

13 North Street, Blenheim 12/02/2015

24. 176A New Zealand Transport Agency

U150092 Land Use (Activity) Outline plan approval for new variable message sign on State Highway 1

State Highway 1, Picton 25/02/2015

25. 104B G J Moore and N D Vincent

U141073 Land Use (Activity) Demolish the existing dwelling and construct a new dwelling, and excavate within an unstable hazard overlay, within 8 metres of a watercourse and within 8 metres of the Sounds Foreshore Reserve boundary

Te Mahia Bay, Kenepuru Sound 25/02/2015

26. 104A Elterwater Boys Vine Company Limited


Install and operate three FrostBoss C49 frost fans with Perkins Engines

Taimate, State Highway 1, Ward 25/02/2015

27. 104B K C J and A M Murphy

U150105 Land Use (Activity) Construct a new dwelling, excavate within 1.5 metres of the landward toe of a stopbank, and encroach the daylight recession plane on the southern boundary

35B Parker Street, Blenheim 03/03/2015




28. 104B Yealands Estate Limited

U150101 Land Use (Activity) Construct new wine tanks, catwalk and stair tower which exceed the permitted height

Seaview Road, Awatere Valley 26/02/2015

29. 104B B L and A J Kerr U150189 Land Use (Activity) Reinstate a second commercial vehicle crossing

16 Auckland Street, Blenheim 05/03/2015

30. 104B Full Height Limited U150073 Land Use (Activity) Construct 16 individual hangars for small planes that do not meet permitted activity yard and recession plane standards

Picton Airport, State Highway 1, Koromiko

23/02/2015

31. 104D M S Bampton U140913 Water Permit (Take Surface Water) Water Permit (Use Water)

Take and use Tuamarina River surface water from an existing intake site up to a maximum rate of 30 l/s, 2500 m³/day for the irrigation of 50 hectares of pasture

104 Speeds Road, Koromiko 25/02/2015

32. 104B A R and C D Turnbull

U140915 Land Use (Dam) Water Permit (Dam Water)

Construct a 4 metre high dam to dam up to 6,150 cubic metres of water

309 Taylor Pass Road, Blenheim 14/11/2014

33. 104A Dalton Downs Limited

U150132 Water Permit (Take Surface Water) Water Permit (Use Water)

Take short-term Pelorus River surface water from an existing intake up to a maximum rate of 3500 cubic metres per day to use for the irrigation of 70 hectares of pasture

Daltons Road, Rai Valley 05/03/2015

34. 104B Lauderdale Limited; M N M and H S Rood; H W R and C E Steadman; Summerhill Ridge Limited; S G Hayes; F I Gilbert and Kaiapo Trustee Services No 1 Limited


Take Utawai Creek surface water from an existing intake up to a maximum rate of 35 cubic metres per day for supplying stock and domestic water to five properties

392-398 Redwood Pass Road, Lower Dashwood, Blenheim

05/03/2015




35. 104B R K Cretney and D J Dalzell


Take underground water from well P28w/3423 up to a maximum rate of 200 cubic metres per day for the irrigation of 4.673 hectares of pasture and crops

44 Bells Road, Blenheim 05/03/2015

36. 104B G L Winstanley and M J Bentley


Take underground water from well P28w/3417 up to a maximum rate of 61.2 cubic metres per day for the irrigation of up to 3.4 hectares of vineyard

146 Murrays Road, Spring Creek 06/03/2015

37. 104B Richmond Brook Station Limited


Take Richmond Brook surface water from an existing intake up to a maximum rate of 32 litres per second, 150,000 cubic metres per year to place into storage

Richmond Brook Station, Richmond Brook Road, Seddon

25/02/2015

38. 104B V and S D Whyte U150146 Coastal Permit (Replacing U001201) for an existing mooring M1056

Pukenui Bay, Mahakipawa Arm, Inner Pelorus

13/03/2015

39. 104B M C Green U140103 Coastal Permit (Replacing U991027) for an existing swing mooring M440

Endeavour Inlet, Outer Queen Charlotte Sound

10/03/2015

40. 104B Geann Holdings Limited

U140862 Coastal Permit (Replacing U000828) for an existing swing mooring M954

Arthurs Bay, Bay of Many Coves, Queen Charlotte Sound

10/03/2015

41. 104B P K and H M Burns U150005 Coastal Permit (Replacing U991721) for existing swing mooring M646

Wharetukura Bay, Waikawa Bay, Inner Queen Charlotte Sound

05/03/2015

42. 104B J J and K M Shearer

U150004 Coastal Permit (Replacing U991722) for existing swing mooring M647


05/03/2015

43. 104B M J Leslie U150141 Coastal Permit (Replacing U001333) for existing swing mooring M1122

Grant Bay, Central Pelorus East 06/03/2015

44. 104B D G Norton and S J Wilcox-Norton

U140912 Coastal Permit Validate an existing floating jetty Hitaua Bay, Tory Channel 06/03/2015

45. 104B J W Oswald U150117 Coastal Permit (Replacing U000094) for existing swing mooring M719

Kumutoto Bay, Inner Queen Charlotte

10/03/2015




46. 104C A A and C C Scott; G P Walker and Dew and Company Trustees Services Limited for The Hounds Trust

U150119 Land Use (Bore) Replace an existing well with a new well up to 20 metres for irrigation purposes

258 Jacksons Road, Blenheim 10/03/2015

47. 104D Marlborough Golf Club Incorporated

U150163 Subdivision (Boundary Adjustment)

Undertake a boundary adjustment owned by the Marlborough Golf Club

27 Avignon Place, Marlborough Ridge

10/03/2015

48. 104B V A and D J Fearn and J Leggett

U150054 Water Permit (Take Underground Water) Water Permit (Use Water)

take and use underground water up from well P27w/0475 up to a maximum rate of 16.2 litres per second, 1400 cubic metres per day for the irrigation of 28 hectares of pasture

Speeds Road, Koromiko 13/03/2015

49. 104B Northbank Wine Estates Limited


Take and use underground water from well P28w/4378 up to a maximum rate of 204.6 cubic metres per day for the irrigation of 9.3 hectares of vineyard

1143 Kaituna-Tuamarina Road, Kaituna

13/03/2015

50. 104B Jackson Investments Limited


Take and use underground water from well P28w/3118 and a pond up to a maximum rate of 396 cubic metres per day for the irrigation of 18 hectares of vineyard

108 Guernsey Road, Waihopai Valley

23/05/2007

51. 104D L W A Patterson U150169 Land Use (Activity) Carry out additions to an existing dwelling house within the Urban Industrial zone

16 Market Street, Picton 16/03/2015

52. 104B S J Robertson, and R E Murray, (1/2 share); L R and M M Meyers, and TMF Trustee Services Limited (1/2 share)

U130577 Coastal Permit (Replacing U981000) for an existing jetty, double boatshed and launching ramp

Bay of Many Coves, Queen Charlotte Sound

06/03/2015




53. 104B J P and V A Tripe U150027 Coastal Permit (Replacing U050526) for existing boatshed and platform

Arthurs Bay, Bay of Many Coves, Inner Queen Charlotte Sound

24/03/2015

54. 104B J P and V A Tripe and Fallon Trustees Limited

U150091 Coastal Permit (Replacing U000794 and U050526) for an existing jetty, floating jetty and linkspan

Arthurs Bay, Bay of Many Coves 24/03/2015

55. 104B S C and G J Woledge as trustees of the Woledge Family Trust

U150012 Coastal Permit (Replacing U000622) for an existing boatshed and slipway


19/03/2015

56. 104B B A Roach and S S Charles

U150160 Coastal Permit (Replacing U000748) for existing swing mooring M890

Moetapu Bay, Inner Pelorus 24/03/2015

57. 104C R J Hoek U150170 Land Use (Bore) Construct a domestic well up to 10 metres deep

Hinepango Drive, Rarangi 23/03/2015

58. 104C R B and A M Barrer U150166 Land Use (Bore) Construct a new domestic well up to 20 metres deep

249 New Renwick Road, RD 2, Blenheim

23/03/2015

59. 104C M R and Y P Nicholas

U150167 Land Use (Bore) Install a new domestic well up to 16.5 metres deep

18 Inkerman Street North, Renwick

23/03/2015

60. 104A Wairau River Wines Limited



209 Wratts Road, Rapaura, Blenheim

20/03/2015

61. 104B G J and E M W Elbe; R R Weine, Kenepuru Property Investments Limited; A S and L Andrews, S J Colson and S A Hanna

U150214 Coastal Permit (Replacing U000595) for an existing fixed jetty

Dryden Bay, Outer Queen Charlotte Sound

24/03/2015

62. 104B Kesteven Farm Limited

U150168 Coastal Permit Construct a new fixed and floating jetty in place of an existing jetty

Oyster Bay, Tory Channel 23/03/2015




63. 104B B J Denny U150103 Coastal Permit Validate an existing unauthorised swing mooring M3553

Kanae Bay, Port Underwood 20/03/2015

64. 104B IWSFT Corporate Trustee Limited

U150156 Coastal Permit (Replacing U000796) for an existing jetty and ramp

Bay of Many Coves, Queen Charlotte Sound

20/03/2015

65. 104B B E Johnson and D H Wale

U150142 Coastal Permit (Replacing U000203, U980570 and U090591) for two existing jetties, a boatshed and associated decking

Onahau Bay, Queen Charlotte Sound

20/03/2015

66. 104A P MacDonald U110274 Subdivision (Boundary Adjustment)

Provide for a boundary adjustment

318 Wairau Bar Road, Lower Wairau, Blenheim

20/06/2011

67. 104B Ngakuta Bay Community Association

U150131 Land Use (River Surface or Bed Activity) x2

Extend an existing culvert in an un-named creek on road reserve and occupy the bed of an un-named creek

Queen Charlotte Drive, Ngakuta Bay

17/03/2015

68. 104C Marlborough Roads for Marlborough District Council

U150206 Land Use (Activity) Build a fence 3.6 metres in height within the 8 metre front yard

107 Jacksons Road, Blenheim 18/03/2015

69. 104C Stonesmith Vines Limited

U150121 Land Use (Bore) Replace existing irrigation well up to 20 metres deep

669 Rapaura Road, Rapaura 10/03/2015

70. 104D Talley's Group Limited (Nelson)

U141009 Coastal Permit (Replacing U080379 and MFL101) to establish, operate and maintain a 5.82 hectare marine farm, disturb the seabed with anchoring devices and to harvest marine farming produce including taking and discharge of coastal seawater and discharge of biodegradable and organic waste matter during harvest

Crail Bay, Central Pelorus East 06/03/2015

71. 104B T M and R Parkinson


Wakaretu Bay, Inner Pelorus 20/03/2015




72. 104B R M Cresswell U150151 Coastal Permit (Replacing U990308) for an existing double slipway

Pirapu Bay, Ruakaka Bay, Inner Queen Charlotte

20/03/2015

73. 104B R M Cresswell and P M and K N Ryan (as trustees for D V A Ryan Estate)

U150148 Coastal Permit (Replacing U990308 and U080867) for an existing fixed jetty

Pirapu Bay, Ruakaka Bay 20/03/2015

74. 104B Dunster Preston Trustees Limited and G G, R G and K F Berryman


Miritu Bay, Bay of Many Coves 20/03/2015

75. 104A Clifton Lodge Farm Limited

U150124 Land Use (Land Disturbance)

Undertake earthworks exceeding 1000 cubic metres on slopes greater than 20 degrees but less than 35 degrees

649 Kaiuma Bay Road, Kaiuma 17/03/2015

76. 104B G W and S J Dittmer

U140929 Coastal Permit (Replacing U021017) for an existing mooring M769

Maraetai Bay, Tory Channel 10/03/2015

77. 104B Nelson Forests Limited


Install and subsequently remove two temporary concrete bridges

Ellis and Quartz Creek, Bartletts Valley, Northbank

20/03/2015

78. 104B Kotiri Forest Limited U150172 Land Use (Land Disturbance)

Undertake earthworks to build approximately 700 metres of new roads, four skid sites, one hauler pad and to create 2 kilometres of new haul tracks

South East Bay, Central Pelorus East

23/03/2015

79. 104B Kenepuru Forests Limited

U150018 Land Use (Land Disturbance) Land Use (River Surface or Bed Activity)

Undertake land disturbance to create vehicle tracks and to install two culvert crossings within an ephemeral water course

Kenepuru, Kenepuru Sound 05/02/2015




80. 104B Wantwood Community Room Preservation Society

U140928 Land Use (Activity) Relocate the Wantwood Room building, to be used for the purposes of a community facility, including the storage and display of local archive material, including hire of the facility

46 Morse Street, Wairau Valley 13/03/2015

81. 104A Jade Vineyards Limited


Install and commission five FrostBoss C49 frost fans with Perkins Engines

75 Pembers Road, Blenheim 13/03/2015

82. 104B Waihopai Valley Vintners Limited

U141095 Water Permit (Take Surface Water) x2 Water Permit (Use Water) x2

Take A and B Class Waihopai River surface water from an existing infiltration trench for the irrigation of 184 hectares of vineyard and to place into storage for frost protection

970 Waihopai Valley Road, Waihopai

13/03/2015

83. 104A Magheragall Limited


Undertake a boundary adjustment 553 Avondale Road, Avon Valley 10/03/2015

84. 104B W E M J Stevens and 187 Bridge Trustees 54 Limited

U140995 Land Use (Dam) Water Permit (Dam Water)

Construct a 8.6 metre high dam to dam up to 100,000 cubic metres of water

Upton Downs Road, Seddon 06/03/2015

85. 104B R A and D A Van Asch


Take and use groundwater from well P28w/4178 up to a maximum rate of 216 cubic metres per day for the irrigation of 4.0 hectares of crops and pasture

178 Neal Road, Marshlands 05/03/2015




86. 104D Pernod Ricard Winemakers New Zealand Limited

U140033 Land Use (River Surface or Bed Activity) x3 Water Permit (Divert Water) x2

Undertake works in the Awatere Riverbed to open and maintain a diversion channel; remove vegetation; maintain existing infiltration galleries; occupy the riverbed with infiltration galleries; provide for the diversion of Awatere River water either away from or towards infiltration trenches for maintenance or irrigation purposes

Seaview Road, Seddon 17/03/2015

87. 327 Chef de Culture Limited

M00577 Subdivision (Easement/ROW Consent Notice)

Cancel the Building Line Restriction as it relates to Part Section 46 Opawa Registration District and Defined on DP 471

51 Park Terrace, Blenheim 31/03/2015

88. 104B J D Marris, J W M Marris and D J H Barker for the Marris Family Trust

U150186 Coastal Permit x2 (Replacing U000799 and U000834) for an existing jetty, boatshed, access ramp and mooring M960

Bay of Many Coves, Inner Queen Charlotte Sound

27/03/2015

89. 127 Marlborough District Council

U070702 Change Conditions Change conditions 18 and 19, delete condition 20 and renumber conditions 21, 22, 23 and 24

Area covered by the Wairau/Awatere Resource Management Plan but excluding Rarangi to the north of the Wairau Diversion and to the east of Neal Road and its northward extension to the Pukaka Hills. In the Marlborough Sounds Resource Management Plan, the area covering Picton and Waikawa townships.

07/04/2015




90. 104B P J Woolley U150244 Discharge Permit (to Land) Water Permit (Use Water)

Discharge approximately 7400 cubic metres of dairy shed effluent and milk from two ponds to and use Wairau River B Class surface water to dilute dairy shed effluent and milk to enable a discharge to land

State Highway 63, Wairau Valley 08/04/2015

91. 104B M J H and R L Davison as trustees for M J H and R L Davison Family Trust

U140988 Water Permit (Take Surface Water) x2 Water Permit (Use Water)

Take and use A Class Awatere River surface water from an existing intake up to a maximum rate of 436.7 cubic metres per day; take and use B Class Awatere River from an existing intake up to a maximum rate of 310 cubic metres per day for irrigation of up to 8.5 hectares of pasture, for the irrigation of 3 hectares and for whitebait aquaculture

243 Renners Road, Redwood Pass

30/03/2015

92. 104D D M Turnbull U141090 Land Use (River Surface or Bed Activity) x2 Water Permit (Divert Water)

Undertake works in the Awatere Riverbed to maintain an infiltration gallery and to create a diversion channel and divert the Awatere River or a channel of the Awatere River away from or to an infiltration gallery

Upton Downs Road, Awatere 26/03/2015

93. 104D TBfree New Zealand Limited

U140943 Discharge Permit (to Water)

Discharge 1080 poison to water during aerial applications for the purposes of possum control

Castle Hodder North, Awatere Valley

07/04/2015

94. 104B D J and H M Wilson U150093 Discharge Permit (to Land) Land Use (Activity)

Discharge treated domestic wastewater to land and construct a dwelling within 150 metres of a substation

17 Thomsons Ford Road, Blenheim

26/03/2015




95. 104B Z A Gilson U140708 Land Use (Activity) Discharge Permit (to Land) Land Use (Land Disturbance) Land Use (River Surface or Bed Activity) x2

Construct a new dwelling and deck that intrudes into the setback of the Sounds Foreshore Reserve; discharge treated domestic wastewater to land; undertake land disturbance greater than 1000 cubic metres of material; and undertake works in a watercourse, divert a watercourse and install a culvert

Tumbledown Bay Road, Port Underwood

31/03/2015

96. 104C M R and T J Frost U150194 Land Use (Bore) Construct an irrigation bore up to 25 metres deep

141 Kenepuru Road, Linkwater 30/03/2015

97. 104A J H and D M Speakman

U150107 Subdivision (Flat Plan)

Update cross lease title to account for building additions

1A Kinloch Crescent, Blenheim 13/02/2015

98. 104A P A and G D Clement


Amend an existing cross-lease to account for building additions

22 Lakings Road, Blenheim 18/03/2015

99. 104B N P and B M Muir and Wisheart MacNab Partners Trustee Company Limited


Undertake a boundary adjustment 172 Jacksons Road, Blenheim 08/04/2015

100 104B KiwiRail Holdings Limited


Remove existing bridge 143 on the Main North Line and to replace with a box culvert and associated fill material in the bed of an un-named stream and to occupy the bed of the stream

Bridge 143, Main North Line, Taimate

24/10/2013

101 104D Marlborough District Council

U150192 Land Use (River Surface or Bed Activity)

Use and maintain the Hodder River Ford

Hodder River Ford, Awatere Valley

30/03/2015




102 104B B H Jones U140878 Land Use (Land Disturbance) x2 Land Use (River Surface or Bed Activity)

Undertake earthworks and indigenous vegetation removal during the construction of approximately 3.8 kilometres of roads and tracks and to install culverts in waterways as required

Cullensville Road, Linkwater 31/03/2015

103 104B Constellation Brands New Zealand Limited

U150180 Land Use (River Surface or Bed Activity) Discharge Permit (to Water)

Remove crack willows and other exotic weed species from a wetland by mechanical means and cutting and discharge a contaminant (herbicide) into water

2144 State Highway 63, Wairau Valley

30/03/2015

104 221 Neeves Holdings Limited

M00565 Change Conditions Change condition 1 of consent notice 8805869.1

48B Adams Lane, Blenheim 24/11/2014

105 221 D B and J K King and H Kennedy

M00571 Change Conditions Change bullet point 2 of consent notice 213248.2

Yncyca Bay, Pelorus Sound 22/01/2015

106 221 G Wynn-Williams and N Jackson

M00572 Change Conditions Change conditions 1, 2 and 4 of consent notice 188001.6

Lochmara Bay, Inner Queen Charlotte Sound

20/01/2015

107 221 D J and H M Wilson M00570 Change Conditions Change condition 3 of Consent Notice 8533657.1

17 Thomsons Ford Road, Blenheim

5/03/2015

Record No: 1582971


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