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• Closing: 18 December 2009 Five Rivers Limited – CRC100787, CRC100788, CRC100824, CRC100827 & CRC101540
  Type: Consent Notification

  Applicant:        Five Rivers Limited

  Address:           C/- Mitchell Partnerships, PO Box 489, Dunedin 9054, Attn: Craig McKibbin
  
  

  Five Rivers Limited has applied for resource consents for activities associated with dairy farms at Ohau Downs, Lake Ohau Road, Omarama, approximately 4 kilometres from the intersection of State Highway 8, located on Section 1, Section 2 and Section 4-7 Block IV, Ohau Lake Survey District.

   

  Five Rivers Limited proposes to establish seven stand alone dairy farms on the property with a maximum of 7,000 cows. Cows will be housed in cubicle stables from March to October, and for 12 hours a day from November to February.

   

  Cow effluent will be scraped out from the dairy shed and cubicles. The solids will be separated out and stored on a concrete pad and spread onto land in summer. Liquid effluent will be stored in ponds and discharged onto land in the summer via the proposed irrigation system for the property. Seven effluent storage ponds are proposed (one per farm), with each pond having a capacity for up to 30,000 cubic metres of effluent. The ponds will be of earth construction and lined with an impermeable geotechnical layer.

   

  The following resource consents have been applied for:

   

  CRC100787 – a discharge permit to discharge solid effluent onto land and up to 875,000 litres per day of diluted dairy effluent onto land.

  
  CRC100788 –  a land use consent to store dairy effluent in ponds.

  
  CRC100824 – a land use consent for a stockholding pad (the cubicle stables).

  
  CRC100827 – a land use consent to excavate land to create effluent storage ponds.

  
  CRC101540 – a discharge permit to discharge contaminants to air from the storage of animal effluent in ponds and the housing of cows in cubicle stables.

  
  A duration of 35 years is sought for each of the above consents.
  
  Submissions must be received by Environment Canterbury not later than 5 p.m. Friday 18^th December 2009.
• Closing: 18 December 2009 Southdown Holdings Limited – CRC100224, CRC100480, CRC100481, CRC100482 & CRC101542
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  Applicant:        Southdown Holdings Limited

  Address:           C/- Mitchell Partnerships, PO Box 489, Dunedin 9054, Attn: Craig McKibbin

   

  Southdown Holdings Limited has applied for resource consents for activities associated with dairy farms at Glen Eyre Downs, Quailburn Road, Omarama, approximately 10 kilometres from the intersection of State Highway 8, located on Section 1 SO 327927.

   

  Southdown Holdings Limited proposes to establish six stand alone dairy farms on the property with a maximum of 7,000 cows. Cows will be housed in cubicle stables from March to October, and for 12 hours a day from November to February.

   

  Cow effluent will be scraped out from the dairy shed and cubicles. The solids will be separated out and stored on a concrete pad and spread onto land in summer. Liquid effluent will be stored in ponds and discharged onto land in the summer via the proposed irrigation system for the property. Six effluent storage ponds are proposed (one per farm), with each pond having a capacity for up to 22,000 cubic metres of effluent. The ponds will be of earth construction and lined with an impermeable geotechnical layer.

   

  The following resource consents have been applied for:

  
  CRC100224 – a discharge permit to discharge solid effluent onto land and up to 560,000 litres per day of diluted dairy effluent onto land.

   
  CRC100480 –  a land use consent to store dairy effluent in ponds.

   
  CRC100481 – a land use consent for a stockholding pad (the cubicle stables).

   
  CRC100482 – a land use consent to excavate land to create effluent storage ponds.

   

  CRC101542 – a discharge permit to discharge contaminants to air from the storage of animal effluent in ponds and the housing of cows in cubicle stables.

   
  A duration of 35 years is sought for each of the above consents.
  
  Submissions must be received by Environment Canterbury not later than 5 p.m. Friday 18^th December 2009.

• Closing: 18 December 2009 Williamson Holdings Limited – CRC100227, CRC100475, CRC100478, CRC100479 & CRC101541
  Type: Consent Notification

  Applicant:        Williamson Holdings Limited

  Address:           C/- Mitchell Partnerships, PO Box 489, Dunedin 9054, Attn: Craig McKibbin

   

  Williamson Holdings Limited has applied for resource consents for activities associated with dairy farms at Killermont Station, located on Section 5 SO 372652, State Highway 8, approximately 5 kilometres to the west of Omarama.  Williamson Holdings Limited proposes to establish three stand alone dairy farms on the property with a maximum of 3,850 cows. Cows will be housed in cubicle stables from March to October, and for 12 hours a day from November to February.

   

  Cow effluent will be scraped out from the dairy shed and cubicles. The solids will be separated out and stored on a concrete pad and spread onto land in summer. Liquid effluent will be stored in ponds and discharged onto land in the summer via the proposed irrigation system for the property. Three effluent storage ponds are proposed (one per farm), with each pond having a capacity for up to 24,000 cubic metres of effluent. The ponds will be of earth construction and lined with an impermeable geotechnical layer.

   

  The following resource consents have been applied for:

   

  CRC100227 – a discharge permit to discharge solid effluent to land and up to 308,000 litres per day of diluted dairy effluent onto land.

   

  CRC100475 –  a land use consent to store dairy effluent in ponds.

   

  CRC100478 – a land use consent for a stockholding pad (the cubicle stables).

   

  CRC100479 – a land use consent to excavate land to create effluent storage ponds.

   

  CRC101541 – a discharge permit to discharge contaminants to air from the storage of animal effluent in ponds and the housing of cows in cubicle stables.

   

  A duration of 35 years is sought for each of the above consents.
  
  Submissions must be received by Environment Canterbury not later than 5 p.m. Friday 18^th December 2009.
• Closing: 10 December 2009 Christchurch Ready-Mix Concrete Limited - CRC083603
  Type: Consent Notification

  Applicant:        Christchurch Ready-Mix Concrete Limited

  Address:           C/- Duncan Cotterill Lawyers, PO Box 5, Christchurch 8140, Attn:  Ms Sarah Watson
  
  

  Christchurch Ready-Mix Concrete Limited have applied to the Canterbury Regional Council for a consent to excavate and deposit gravel, sand and other natural material, to disturb the bed of the Ashley River, and to erect temporary culverts in the bed of the Ashley River.

  
  CRC083603 – to excavate and deposit gravel, sand and other natural material, and to disturb and install temporary culverts in the bed of the Ashley River, downstream of the State Highway 1 Bridge, between map references NZMS 260 M35:8479-6990 and NZMS 260 M35:8599-6986, with a maximum volume of 30,000 cubic metres of gravel to be excavated per year, with a total volume over the duration of the consent of 300,000 cubic metres, and up to 2,000 cubic metres to be stockpiled for a period of up to three weeks.

  
  A consent duration of 10 years is sought.
  
  Submissions must be received by Environment Canterbury not later than 5 p.m. Thursday 10^th December 2009.

• Closing: 10 December 2009 Five Rivers Limited - CRC100225
  Type: Consent Notification

  Applicant:        Five Rivers Limited

  Address:           C/- Mitchell Partnerships, PO Box 489, Dunedin 9054, Attn:  Mr Craig McKibbin

  
  CRC100225 – to place an intake structure under the bed of Lake Ohau at or about map reference H39:6566-5350.  The intake structure will comprise of a pipe approximately 140 metres long and one metre in diameter, laid horizontally beneath the bed of Lake Ohau, orientated parallel to the shoreline. The pipe will be located approximately two metres below the bed of the lake positioned within screened backfill.  Natural lake bed material will remain on the bed and the gallery intake will not be visible post- construction.  A pipe and pump station will be located under the lake margin.  A second pump station will be located underground within the Ohau Downs property. 
   

  A consent duration of 35 years is sought.
  
  Submissions must be received by Environment Canterbury not later than 5 p.m. Thursday 10^th December 2009.

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