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- - - - No person may remove any indigenous vegetation in this area without resource consent. Any such activity will be a discretionary activity etc
    - - The council will offer information and advice to farmers on how best to protect the
        vegetation.
      - The council will provide rate relief to those farmers who fence XYZ stands of indigenous
        vegetation
- - - - Technical standard relating to noise, contaminants, water quality, level or flow, air quality and soil quality relating to the discharge of contaminants
      - Regulations prescribing the methods of implementation of the standards
    - - Air
      - Drinking water standards
      - Telecom facilities
      - Electricity transmission
      - Soil Contaminants
    - - Ecological Flows and Water Levels
      - Plantation Forestry
      - Marine Aquaculture
      - Outdoor Storage of Tyres
  - - - National Policy Statement on Urban Development Capacity 2016
      - National Policy Statement for Freshwater Management 2014
        
        Preamble
        
        This national policy statement sets out objectives and policies that direct local government to manage water in an integrated and sustainable way, while providing for economic growth within set water quantity and quality limits. The national policy statement is a first step to improve freshwater management at a national level.
        
        As demand for fresh water increases, it is vital to account for all freshwater takes and sources of relevant contaminants. The freshwater accounting requirements of this national policy
        statement will provide information for councils to use in establishing freshwater objectives and limits and in targeting their management of fresh water.
        
        This national policy statement provides a National Objectives Framework to assist regional councils and communities to more consistently and transparently plan for freshwater objectives. The national policy statement is intended to underpin community discussions about the desired state of fresh water relative to the current state. New Zealanders generally aspire to high standard
        
        Key Requirements
        
        safeguard fresh water’s life-supporting capacity, ecosystem processes, and indigenous species
        
        safeguard the health of people who come into contact with the water through recreation
        
        maintain or improve the overall quality of fresh water within a region
        
        protect the significant values of wetlands and outstanding freshwater bodies
        
        follow a specific process (sometimes referred to as the National Objectives Framework or NOF) for identifying the values that tāngata whenua and communities have for water, and using a specified set of water quality measures (called attributes) to set objectives
        
        set limits on resource use (eg, how much water can be taken or how much of a contaminant can be discharged) to meet limits over time and ensure they continue to be met
        
        determine the appropriate set of methods to meet the
        objectives and limits
        
        take an integrated approach to managing land use, fresh water, and coastal water
        
        involve iwi and hapū in decision-making and management of fresh water.
        
        Definitions
        
        “Freshwater quantity accounting system” means a system that,
        for each freshwater management unit, records, aggregates and keeps regularly updated, information on the measured, modelled or estimated:
        
        total freshwater take;
        
        proportion of freshwater taken by each major category of use;
        
        where limits have been set, proportion of the limit that has been taken.
        
        “Secondary contact” means people’s contact with fresh water that involves only occasional immersion and includes wading or boating (except boating where there is high likelihood of immersion).
      - National Policy Statement for Renewable Electricity Generation 2011
      - National Policy Statement on Electricity Transmission 2008
      - New Zealand Coastal Policy Statement 2010
        
        The purpose of the NZCPS is to state policies in order to achieve the purpose of the Act in relation to the coastal environment of NZ
        
        Mandatory – came into force 5 May 1994, reviewed/ replaced December 2010
        
        Sets out a series of general principles pursuant to s 58.
        
        Directs how the cma must be dealt with in Regional Coastal Plans
- - - - Resource use conflicts.
      - Protection of regionally significant resources.
      - Risks from natural hazards.
      - Foreseeable resource demands
      - Significant concerns of tangata whenua.
      - Restoration or enhancement of deteriorated resources.
      - Implementation of national policy statements or NZ coastal policy statement
      - Use of land or water having adverse effects on the quality of
        soil, air or water resources.
      - Other significant issues.
- - - - Set of maps for the district identifying zoning and other notations.
      - Folder of Objectives, Policies and Rules