FILE: 8385
(01, 02, 06, 09, 25, 28)
Changes to (03, 04)
Document Date: 05.07.17
FAR NORTH HOLDINGS LIMITED, PO BOX 7, OPUA 0241

To undertake the following activities in the coastal marine area at Opua between approximate
location co–ordinates 1701931E 6091760N and 1701996E 6091289N.

Note:  All location co–ordinates in this document refer to Geodetic Datum 2000, New Zealand
Transverse Mercator Projection.

OPUA STAGE 1 MARINA:

AUT.008385.01.04
Use and occupy space with marina structures for the mooring of
vessels, including:
  Floating breakwaters, marina piers, associated finger pontoons,
and gangways, along with piles for positioning the structures and
vessels.
  Utility services, including electricity and water in the marina
structures.
  Rock revetment and concrete retaining walls including
stormwater outfalls.
  Jetties and pontoons (including those associated with the Selwyn
Jetty).
AUT.008385.02.02
Use and occupy space with a piled platform approximately 750 square
metres, for a building and improved access and public use  on the
southern end of Opua Wharf at or about location co–ordinates
1701948E 6091741N.
AUT.008385.03.09
Use and occupy space with a two storey building with a ground floor
of approximately 400 square metres  for  offices  and commercial
businesses and residential use at or about location co–ordinates
1701948E 6091741N.
AUT.008385.04.03
Use and occupy space with a boardwalk and a dinghy pontoon facility
between the Opua Wharf and Opua Store at or about location co–
ordinates 1701893E 6091731N.
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AUT.008385.06.02
Use and occupy space with a pontoon, inclusive of fuel delivery and
dispensing facilities, and a sewage pumpout facility at and about
location co–ordinates 1701981E 6091659N.
AUT.008385.09.02
Discharge up to 650 litres/second of treated stormwater in total from
marina car parking areas, access roads and a marina amenities
building into the coastal marine area from six outfalls.
AUT.008385.25.02
Discharge contaminants to the coastal marine area associated with
the removal of algal growth from the Opua Marina public boat ramp.

AUT.008385.28.02
Erect and display eight signs on the external surrounds of the Opua
Maritime Building.

Subject to the following conditions:

General Conditions – The Following Conditions Apply to al  Resource Consents:

1
These consents apply only to the activities, structures and facilities identified on and
within the areas identified on the attached  Northland Regional Council Plan Nos.
4647A, 4651A, 4652/1A, 4652/2A, 4746, 4653 and 4654.

2
The Consent Holder shall keep the coastal marine area free of debris resulting from the
Consent Holder’s activities.

3
The Consent Holder shall maintain all facilities and structures covered by these
consents in good order and repair.

4
The Consent Holder shal  at least two weeks prior to any demolition or maintenance
works commencing on the marina provide a procedure for dealing with spills (oil or
sewage) that may occur during maintenance or operation of the marina to the Regional
Harbourmaster for Northland for his approval.

5
Noise levels associated with the exercise of these consents shall not exceed those set
out in Schedule 1, attached.

6
The Consent Holder shall, for the purposes of adequately monitoring these consents as
required under Section 35 of the Act, on becoming aware of any contaminant associated
with the Consent Holder’s operations escaping otherwise than in conformity with these
consents:
(a)  Immediately take such action, or execute such work as may be necessary, to stop
and/or contain such escape; and
(b)  Immediately notify the Council by telephone of an escape of contaminant; and
(c)  Take all reasonable steps to remedy or mitigate any adverse effects on the
environment resulting from the escape; and
(d)  Report to the Council’s Monitoring Manager in writing within one week on the
cause of the escape of the contaminant and of the steps taken or being taken to
effectively control or prevent such escape.

In regard to telephone notification, during the Council’s opening hours, the Council’s
assigned monitoring officer for these consents shal  be contacted.  If that person cannot
be spoken to directly, or it is outside of the Council’s opening hours, then the Council’s
Environmental Hotline shall be contacted.
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Advice Note:  The Environmental Hotline is a 24 hour, 7 day a week, service that is
free to call on 0800 504 639.

7
The Council may, in accordance with Section 128 of the Resource Management Act
1991, serve notice on the Consent Holder of its intention to review the conditions of these
consents annually during the month of May for the following purposes:
(a)  To deal with any adverse effects on the environment that may arise from the
exercise of the consents and which it is appropriate to deal with at a later stage;
(b)  To require the adoption of the best practicable option to remove or reduce any
adverse effect on the environment.

The Consent Holder shall meet all reasonable costs of any such review.

Advice Note:  The Council may, in accordance with Section 128 of the Resource
Management Act 1991, serve notice on the Consent Holder of its
intention to review the conditions any time for the following purposes:
(i)  To provide for compliance with rules relating to minimum
standards of water quality in any regional plan that has been made
operative since the commencement of the consent; or
(ii)  To provide for compliance with any relevant national
environmental standards that have been made; or
(iii)  Where there are inaccuracies in the information made available
with the application that materially influenced the decision on the
application and where the effects of the exercise of consent are
such that it is necessary to apply more appropriate conditions.

8
Prior to the expiry, cancellation, or lapsing of each consent, the Consent Holder shall
remove all structures and other materials and refuse associated with that consent from
the consent area, and shall restore the consent area to the satisfaction of the Council,
unless an application for a replacement consent has been properly made beforehand.

9
For the purposes of the lapsing provisions of section 125 of the Act, these consents
shall not lapse until their expiry date.

Operation of Marina and Maintenance of Vessels in Marina Berths

10
Notwithstanding any other conditions of these consents, any discharge arising from the
marina facility operation shall not cause the water quality of the receiving waters at the
Mixing Zone Boundary, shown on Northland Regional Council Plan No. 4655, to fall
outside the following:
(a)  The natural water temperature shall not be changed by more than 3° Celsius;
(b)  The natural pH of the waters shall not be changed to more than 0.2 unit and at
no time shall be less than 6.7 or greater than 8.5;
(c)  There shall be no destruction of natural aquatic life by reason of a concentration
of toxic substances nor shall the waters emit objectionable odours;
(d)  The natural colour and clarity of the waters shall not be changed to a conspicuous
extent; and
(e)  Faecal Coliforms – based on not fewer than five samples within a 30 day period
the median faecal coliform count shall be less than 150/100 ml and 80%ile less
than 600/100 ml.
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(f)  The concentrations of heavy metals shall not exceed the following:

Metal
Grams per Cubic Metre
Total Copper
0.0013
Total Lead
0.0044
Total Zinc
0.015

11
Notwithstanding any other conditions of this consent, any discharge arising from the
marina or its maintenance shall not cause the sediment quality at or beyond the Mixing
Zone Boundary, shown on Northland Regional Council Plan No. 4655 to exceed the
following:

Metal
Milligrams per Kilogram
Total Copper
65
Total Lead
50
Total Zinc
200

12
Any boat maintenance that is likely to cause contaminants to enter the coastal marine
area shall not be carried out at the marina facility (e.g. removal or application of paint
or antifouling, activities involving grease or oil on vessels at berths).

13
Maintenance of vessels using the marina berths authorised by these consents shall be
limited to minor maintenance activities that do not give rise to discharges of
contaminants to the coastal marine area or the potential for these to occur.

14
The Consent Holder shall prohibit berth holders, as a condition of berthage, from
discharging wastes (e.g. sewage, oil, contaminated bilge water) within the marina
facility.  If/when the Consent Holder establishes that a berth holder has discharged
wastes within the marina facility, the Consent Holder shall notify the Council
immediately and within 24 hours of giving that notification expel those berth holders
that are occupying the berth on a casual or short term basis from the marina facility.

15
The Consent Holder shall not allow any visiting vessel to use any marina berth for
overnight accommodation, unless either:
(a)  The vessel is equipped with a sewage treatment system which is specified in
Schedule 5 and 7, or is compliant with Schedule 6, of the Resource Management
(Marine Pollution) Regulations and which is instal ed, maintained, and operated
in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions; or
(b)  It is equipped with a sewage holding tank that has an effective outlet sealing
device installed to prevent sewage discharges, this device remaining activated in
the sealed state or position at all times while the vessel is moored; or
(c)  It is equipped with a portable toilet on board. For the purposes of this condition
a portable toilet is defined as a sewage containment device constructed of
impermeable materials which is fully self–contained and removable, and consists
of two independently sealed chambers comprising a water holding tank and a
sewage holding tank separated by a slide valve; or
(d)  The vessels sewage holding tank(s) have been sealed by the Consent Holder to
prevent use whilst the vessel is used for accommodation at the berth.

16
The Consent Holder shall make the existing marina laundry toilet facilities available to
the public between sunrise and sunset or between 08:00 hours and 21:00 hours
(whichever occurs earlier).
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17
The Consent Holder shall also install and maintain a sewage pump out facility. Access
to and use of this sewage pump out facility shall be available at all times to the public.

18
The Consent Holder shal  provide and maintain a minimum of 60 dinghy racks for the
use of the public, free of charge.  These racks shal  be identified as being for free public
use and be appropriately apportioned between ‘A Pier’ and the south side of the Ashby
Boat Yard facility.

Monitoring of Marina Structural Integrity

19
The Consent Holder shall have the structures associated with the marina facility
inspected at five yearly intervals by a suitably qualified person or Chartered
Professional Engineer to ensure its ongoing structural integrity.  The inspection report
shall be provided to the Council’s Monitoring Manager within two weeks of completion
of the inspection. The inspection report shall identify any maintenance that is required,
the timeframe within which this maintenance is required to be carried out and shall
confirm, or otherwise, the ongoing structural integrity and security of the structures.
The structures shall also be inspected immediately following any significant storm event
by a suitably qualified person.

20
Without limiting the generality of Condition 19, the Consent Holder shall carry out all
maintenance required as a result of inspections under that condition within the
timeframe prescribed by the inspection report.

21
In the event of failure or loss of structural integrity of any part of the marina facility, the
Consent Holder shall immediately:
(a)  Retrieve all affected marina facility elements and debris that might escape from
the facility and dispose of these on land where they cannot escape to the coastal
marine area; and
(b)  Advise the Regional Harbourmaster for Northland and the Council’s Monitoring
Manager of the event and the steps being taken to retrieve and dispose of the
affected marina facility elements and debris.

Advice Note:  The purpose of this condition is to avoid navigation safety and the
environment being compromised by debris.

Maintenance of Facilities

22
Al  facilities authorised by these consents shall be adequately maintained.
Replacement of piles covered by these consents may be carried out during the term of
these consents without further approval being required under the Resource
Management Act 1991 provided:
(a)  The position of replaced piles is not altered from the original position;
(b)  No discharge or deposition of contaminants occurs into the coastal marine area;
and
(c)  There is no use of explosives.

23
The Consent Holder shall notify the Council in writing of the date maintenance work is
to commence at least two weeks beforehand.  At the same time, the Consent Holder
shall contact the Regional Harbourmaster for Northland to initiate the issue of any
Notice to Mariners regarding navigation warning arising from the marina maintenance
activities.
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Biosecurity

24
Prior to maintenance requiring piling equipment from outside of the Bay of Islands area
commencing, the Consent Holder shall lodge a Biosecurity Management Plan (BMP)
with the Council’s Biosecurity Manager.  The BMP shall address measures to avoid the
introduction of any unwanted or risk species through the use of construction plant and
equipment which is to be bought to the site from other locations.  The BMP shall include
details regarding the cleaning and inspection of machinery and plant brought into the
Bay of Islands and on staff training, monitoring and reporting mechanisms.

Prior to the first use of any introduced construction plant and equipment as referred to
above, the Consent Holder shall arrange inspection of the same for infestation of any
unwanted or risk species and certification of it having been treated and inspected as
required by this condition by a suitably qualified and experienced person. A copy of
this certification shall be provided to the Council on request.  The Consent Holder shall
not allow any construction plant and equipment under its control or direction associated
with the proposal to be used that is not certified as having been treated and inspected
as required by this condition.

The BMP shall have the following objectives:
(a)  To avoid the introduction of any unwanted or risk species into the Bay of Islands
in the construction phase of the development;
(b)  To ensure effective treatment of all construction plant and equipment used in
association with the construction phase of the development to ensure it does not
become a vector for the spread of any unwanted or risk species; and
(c)  To set out a staff biodiversity monitoring and reporting system.

Navigation Lighting

25
The Consent Holder shal  obtain approval for the proposed navigation lighting at the
marina from the Director of Maritime Safety, Maritime New Zealand (MNZ), by making
application through the Regional Harbourmaster for Northland.  The Consent Holder
shall provide a copy of the MNZ authority to the Council’s Monitoring Manager and shall
install the navigation lighting specified in that authority within in the time frame required
by that authority.

Advice Note:  Application to establish Aids to Navigation may be made using
Maritime Safety Authority form MSA16006.

26
Lighting, other than navigational lighting required by the Director of Maritime Safety to
meet international hydrographic standards for navigational safety purposes, shall:
(a)  Be the minimum required for its purpose – pathway, surface signage il umination;
(b)  Be entirely of fully shielded full cut off fit ings to contain all light below the
horizontal from fittings or masts no higher than 4 metres; and
(c)  Restrict all spil age to no more than 20 metres from the boundary of the marina
deck.

Monitoring of Water and Sediment Quality

27
Monitoring and testing shall be carried out by the Council.  Various elements of the
approved monitoring and testing programme may be carried out by the Consent Holder
with the agreement of the Council.
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The testing programme associated with the monitoring shall generally follow that set
out in Schedule 2. The testing programme may, upon consultation between the
Council’s Monitoring Manager and the Consent Holder, be amended, subject to the
agreement of the Council's Monitoring Manager.

Monitoring of Seabed

28
The Consent Holder shall carry out a seabed monitoring programme to physically
determine any change in the adjacent seabed levels due to the development of the
marina, in accordance with the following:
(a)  The Consent Holder wil  fund a three yearly survey of the seabed to monitor any
change in the seabed levels due to the development of the marina.  The area to
be surveyed shall be the Marine 4 Management Area as shown on map B14 of
the Regional Coastal Plan for Northland, between the area of the Opua Wharf
and Ashby’s Boatyard;
(b)  The data comprising the survey together with a report wil  be provided to the Opua
Marina Liaison Committee and to  Northland Regional Council as soon as
practicable after the survey has been undertaken and in any case no more than
two months after the physical survey on each occasion;
(c)  If the seabed levels show little change arising from the development of the marina
and if the Opua Marina Liaison Committee and Northland Regional Council’s
Monitoring Manager agree, the frequency of the surveys may be altered to five
yearly surveys.

29
The Consent Holder shal  maintain an Environmental Fund for the duration of these
consents.  The purpose of the Fund is to support activities which wil  lead to an
enhancement of the mauri, health and vitality of the Taumarere River and tidal waters
in the vicinity of Opua.

The Consent Holder shall fund the Environmental Fund in the amount of at least $5,000
(adjusted annually from 1998 according to the Consumers Price Index) for each
successive year of the consents for the Opua (Stage 1) Marina.

The Environmental Fund shall be jointly administered by the Consent Holder and Opua
Marina Liaison Committee or their successors.

Advice Note:  The Fund is intended to give practical recognition to kaitiakitanga.  Its
uses may include (but not be limited by) projects to enhance the quality
of the waters, hapu or iwi management plans with direct relevance to
the quality of the waters, and scholarships for training local people in
skil s which wil  assist in meeting the objective of the Fund.

30
The Consent Holder shal  establish and maintain an Opua Marina Liaison Commit ee
and shall convene a meeting at least every six months with the Opua Marina Liaison
Commit ee, unless a lesser frequency is determined by the Opua Marina Liaison
Commit ee.  In the event of a special request from the Opua Marina Liaison Commit ee
to the Consent Holder, a meeting shall take place within one month of such a request.
(a)  The purpose of meetings between the Consent Holder and the Opua Marina
Liaison Committee shall be to administer the Environmental Fund and to provide
an ongoing point of contact between the Consent Holder and the community;

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(b)  The Opua Marina Liaison Commit ee shall consist of up to four representatives
of tangata whenua who have a kaitiaki relationship with and mana whenua/mana
moana over the marina area (i.e. the hapū of Te Roroa, Ngati Manu, Ngati Hine
and Te Kapotai shall have the opportunity to have a representative on the Liaison
Commit ee), plus two representatives from the Opua community;
(c)  It shall be the responsibility of the Consent Holder to convene the meetings and
to cover the direct costs of running the meetings;
(d)  The Consent Holder shall provide an annual report to the Northland Regional
Council’s Monitoring Manager and Far North District Council by 30 June each
year on the outcomes of the Environmental Fund activities over the preceding
year. The report shall include, but not necessarily be limited to:
(i)  Statements on achievements resulting from the application of the
Environmental Fund in the past year and comparison of these with those
planned; and
(ii)  The actual total expenditure from the Environment Fund in the past year and
comparison with that planned; and
(iii)  The planned programme for the next year in respect of the Environment Fund
and the budgeted funds to achieve this.

Advice Note:  The strong interests that the tangata whenua and the Opua community
have in the development of the Opua waterfront area are recognised.
The Liaison Committee is intended to be an ongoing point of contact
between the Consent Holder and these interest groups, to ensure that
development (both now and in the longer term) is carried out in an
appropriate way and that channels of communication are kept open.

It is anticipated that the Liaison Committee wil  formulate its own
protocols in respect of its role.  Its functions may include, but not be
limited by:
(i)  Replacement of Committee members with appropriate
representatives.
(ii)  Giving advice on appropriate protocols which may be carried out
during the construction and operation of the marina to address
cultural and spiritual issues.
(iii)  Having input into the landscaping plan for the marina
development.
(iv)  Receiving progress reports from the Consent Holder including the
results of any monitoring required by conditions of consents.
(v)  Providing feedback to the Consent Holder on any issues which
may arise from the community as being of concern during the
construction and operation of the marina development.
(vi)  Having input into future concepts for waterfront development
proposed by the Consent Holder in the Opua area.
(vii) Developing criteria for and administer the Environmental Fund in
association with the Consent Holder.

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AUT.008385.06.02 – Fuel Pontoon and Associated Facilities

31
This consent applies only to fuel pontoon and fuel dispensing and delivery facilities
identified on the attached  Far North Holdings Limited plan entitled “Proposed Fuel
Pontoon Modifications”, Project No: 3014, Sheet No: 1, Revision: 1, dated 15/10/13
also identified referenced as Northland Regional Council Plan No: 4654).

32
The Consent Holder shall mark the fuel pontoon covered by this consent with the
number 8385–06 in black lettering on a white background so that it is clearly visible
from both the land and sea.

33
The fuel transfer system shall include the following:
(a)  A suitable drip tray placed at the reel /bowser location.  Appropriate oil absorbent
material shall be securely placed in the drip tray;
(b)  The drip tray shall be adequately maintained, including the regular replacement
of the oil absorbent material;
(c)  An automotive shut off valve located at the fuel dispenser to ensure supply is
stopped immediately if the fuel dispenser is damaged;
(d)  A dispenser activated solenoid valve to isolate the pipeline from the storage tank
when the dispenser is not being operated;
(e)  An “in–line accumulator” to absorb the increased line pressure from thermal
expansion thereby preventing the nozzle from dripping;
(f)  Leak detectors that wil  operate to prevent the dispensing of fuel if there is
significant pressure drop in the line;
(g)  A breakaway coupling on the dispenser hose so that if a vessel moves away from
the pontoon with the nozzle stil  in the vessel, the hose wil  break away rather
than pulling away the fuel dispenser;
(h)  A nozzle cap at the end of the dispenser nozzle; and
(i)
An emergency stop button at the fuel dispenser, which when operated, wil  stop
any fuel being dispensed.

34
Signage containing the information detailed in Schedule 3 attached  shall be
permanently displayed in a prominent position immediately adjacent to the fuel
dispenser so as to be able to be read at a distance of five metres.

35
A spil  kit suitable for the site and its intended operation shall be placed and maintained
close to the fuel dispenser.  Where there are concerns about the kit or its contents
being pilfered, the spil  kit may be placed in a convenient secure location nearby.  If this
latter option is chosen, the kit shall be available for retrieval at all times that the site is
in operation.

36
This consent shall not be exercised without a current Tier One Oil Spil  Contingency
Plan being in place that has been approved by the Regional On–Scene Commander
for Northland.
Advice Note:  The Regional On–Scene Commander for Northland may be contacted
through the Council’s Maritime Department.

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AUT.008385.09.02 – Discharge of Stormwater from Marina Car Parking Areas, Access
Roads and a Marina Amenities Building

37
Each outlet from the storm water system shall effectively dissipate the energy of the
storm water to prevent scouring of the seabed or foreshore.  The location of each outlet
shall be generally as shown on Northland Regional Council Plan No. 4655.

38
The Consent Holder shall ensure that the discharge of stormwater associated with the
exercise of this consent occurs in a manner which ensures that water quality of the
Taumarere (Kawakawa) River, at any point 10 metres from the stormwater outlets,
always meets the following standards:
(a)  No production of any conspicuous oil or grease films, scums or foams, or floatable
or suspended materials;
(b)  No reduction in the natural hue by more than 10 Munsell units;
(c)  No reduction in visual clarity of more than 20% of background visual clarity at the
time of measurement, as measured using a secchi disk or another Council
approved alternative method at an appropriate and representative upcurrent
location;
(d)  Turbidity shall not be increased by more than 20% of background turbidity at the
time of measurement as measured at an appropriate and representative
upcurrent location;
(e)  Suspended solids shall not exceed 40g/m3 above the background measurement
at the time of measurement as measured at an appropriate and representative
upcurrent location;
(f)  No emission of objectionable odour;
(g)  The destruction of natural aquatic life by reason of a concentration of toxic
substances;
(h)  The natural temperature shall not change by more than 3 degrees Celsius;
(i)
The natural pH of the waters shall not be changed to more than 0.2 units and
shall be within the range 6.5 to 9.0 except where due to natural causes;
(j)
The concentration of dissolved oxygen shall not be reduced below 80 percent
saturation;
(k)  Faecal Coliforms –  shall be less than 150/100 ml above a background
measurement taken at the time of sampling, as measured at an appropriate and
representative upcurrent location;
(l)
The concentration of the heavy metals at any point in the seawater and beyond
a 10 metre radius of each stormwater outfall shall not exceed:

Metal
Grams per Cubic Metre
Total
0.0013
Copper
0.0044
Total Lead
0.015
Total Zinc
Source:  ANZEEC 2000 Guidelines: 95% specie level of protection for slightly–moderately
disturbed systems.

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39
Notwithstanding any other conditions of this consent, any stormwater discharge
authorised by this consent shall not cause the sediment quality at or beyond the Mixing
Zone Boundary, shown on Northland Regional Council Plan No. 4655, to exceed the
following:

Metal
Milligrams per Kilogram
Total Copper
65
Total Lead
50
Total Zinc
200

Monitoring of Water and Sediment Quality

40
Monitoring and testing shall be carried out by the Council.  Various elements of the
approved monitoring and testing programme may be carried out by the Consent Holder
with the agreement of the Council.

The testing programme associated with the monitoring shall generally follow that set
out in Schedule 2 attached.  The testing programme may, upon consultation between
the Council’s Monitoring Manager and the Consent Holder, be amended, subject to the
agreement of the Council's Monitoring Manager.

AUT.008385.25.02 – Removal of Algal Growth from Opua Marina Public Boat Ramp

41
The Consent Holder shal  exercise this consent no more than once in each calendar
month.

42
The Consent Holder shall notify the Council in writing of the date ramp cleaning activity
is intended to commence on each occasion at least two weeks beforehand.

43
The Consent Holder shall ensure that a copy of this consent is provided to the person
who is to carry out the work, prior to the commencement of works on each occasion.
A copy of the consent shall be held on site, and available for inspection by the public,
during the cleaning process.

44
The Consent Holder shall only use one of the following chemicals during each cleaning
occasion at no more than the maximum concentrations listed in the table below:

Concentration of chemical
Calcium hypochlorite – 60% w/w
Hydrogen peroxide – 60% w/w
Sodium hypochlorite – 15% w/w

45
The Consent Holder shall apply no more than 1 kilogram of the specified concentration
of chemical to the boat ramp surface on each occasion when the tide is out.

46
The Consent Holder shal  keep a log book and shall provide detailed records to the
Northland Regional Council of the:
(a)  The date and time of works;
(b)  Type of chemical applied;
(c)  Amount of chemical applied; and
(d)  Name of the contractor/person carrying out the work,

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no later than the last day of the months of January and July of each calendar year or
within 24 hours of a request being made for a copy of the log book entries by a
Northland Regional Council officer.

47
The Consent Holder shal  exercise this consent in a manner which ensures that the
quality of the receiving waters, as measured at any point 50 metres from the lowest
point of the boat ramp, when compared to the water quality (background level)
measured before the discharge occurs, always meets the following standard during
boat ramp cleaning activities:

Standard
General Water Quality Standard
Natural visual clarity  Not reduced more than 20%.
Natural hue
Not changed more than 10 Munsell units.
Oil/grease film,
No conspicuous oil or grease film, scums or foams, floatable
scum, foam, odour
or suspended materials, or emissions of objectionable odour.
pH
within the range 6.5 to 9.0

AUT.008385.28.02– Opua Maritime Building Signage

48
This consent applies only to the signs identified on the Northland Regional Council Plan
No. 4653 (attached).

49
The signs shall not be of the neon type, nor shall any of the signs protrude beyond the
side of the building by more than the depth of the material from which the sign is
constructed.

50
The content of the signs shall reflect the name, nature and services of the tenants within
the building.

EXPIRY DATE:
ALL CONSENTS
30 MAY 2049

These changes to conditions are granted this Fifth day of July 2017 under delegated
authority from the Council by:

_____________________________   Stuart Savil

Consents Manager

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SCHEDULE 1

ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS – NOISE

CONSTRUCTION NOISE – MARINA MAINTENANCE

The noise from all construction activities seaward of the line of Mean High Water Springs
(MHWS) shall comply with the construction noise limits prescribed in NZS6803:1999
“Acoustics  –  Construction Noise” when measured at or within any site in the Residential,
Coastal Residential zone or at or within the notional boundary of any other dwelling in any
other rural or coastal zone not under the control of Far North Holdings Limited.

Construction noise associated with maintenance activities shall comply with, and be measured
and assessed in accordance with, the requirements of the Standard.

CONSTRUCTION VIBRATION

Vibration generated by construction activities shal  comply with the provisions of DIN4150–
3:1999 “Structural Vibration – Effects of Vibration in Structures”, including the limits stated
therein for buildings and structures when measured and assessed on any building, structure
or infrastructure not under the control of Far North Holdings Limited.

OPERATIONAL NOISE

For operational noise generated by activities in the marina seaward of the line of MHWS, the
following noise limits shall be complied with when measured at or within the notional boundary
of any dwelling not under the control of Far North Holdings Limited:

0700 to 2000 hours
LAeq 50 dB
2200 to 0700 hours
LAeq 45 dB and
At all times
LAmax 65 dB

Sound levels shall be measured in accordance with New Zealand Standard NZS 6801:2008
“Acoustics  –  Measurement of Environmental Sound, and assessed in accordance with
NZS 6802:2008 “Acoustics – Environmental Noise”.

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SCHEDULE 2

TESTING AND TESTING PROGRAMME
FOR WATER QUALITY

DURING MAINTENANCE

During Maintenance, Temperature, pH, Salinity, Clarity, Faecal coliforms, Suspended solids,
Turbidity and Dissolved oxygen in the construction area, should be checked not less than three
times.

DURING OPERATION

Testing wil  be carried out for Faecal Coliforms for compliance with the standard.

Testing for Faecal Coliforms wil  be based on not fewer than five samples within a 30 day
period.

Samples wil  be taken at no less than five sites within the Opua (Stage 1) Marina, Samples wil
be taken at five sites within the marina, these being at the mid point of the five marina fingers,
and two sites outside the marina, being the Opua Cruising Club dinghy pontoon and midway
along the outside of the western attenuator.

The testing wil  be carried out between 1 December in one year and 1 April in the following
year.

Sampling may be undertaken as part of the monitoring programme for the Ōpua Marina (Stage
2) consent.

Two other one–off sampling runs wil  be carried out during each year.

Sampling wil  be carried out at the same time for, Temperature, Salinity and Dissolved Oxygen.

Testing for metals in the water column in the marina and at the stormwater discharge locations
wil  be carried out once a year.

Testing for metals in seabed sediments at stormwater discharge locations wil  be carried out
every year.

The stormwater discharges wil  be sampled after a moderate rainfall event after an extended
dry period.  They wil  be sampled 10 metres down–current of the discharge outfalls, at the point
of discharge and at suitable control sites.

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SCHEDULE 3

SIGNAGE FOR REFUELLING FACILITY

The appropriate sign wil  include the following information:

1
Information regarding emergency procedures.  The emergency procedure information
must detail how to respond to a product spil age, a fire or an equipment failure. In all
cases the procedures for keeping people safe, stopping the refuelling operation and
minimising pollution of the marine environment is to be clearly displayed.

2
The location and access details for spil  response equipment held on site, such as
sorbent materials.

3
Emergency response organisation contact details for the following organisations:

The refuelling site operator’s 24 hour contact number;

The Northland Regional Council’s environmental hotline number 0800 504 639;

The Rescue Coordination Centre of New Zealand (Maritime New Zealand
contact) 0508 472 269; and

The New Zealand Fire service 111.

4
The delivery nozzle is to be attended at all times when being operated.

5
A note stating that no wastes are to be discharged while craft are refuelling and moored.

Note:   The information listed above was correct at the time this consent was granted,
and is subject to change.

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