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Environment Court Decision
Environment Court Decision (5758 KB pdf)
Environment Court Conditions (26893 KB pdf)
Resource consent decisions
Resource consent decisions (341 KB pdf)
Appendix 1– Wellington City council land use consent conditions (209 KB pdf)
Appendix 2 – Greater Wellington regional council consent conditions (182 KB pdf)
Additional consents
Gravel Extraction
Meridian Energy has applied for resource consent to remove and process gravel from the Oteranga Stream and flood plain to use as roading and draining aggregate on Project West Wind’s internal roading network.
The proposed works will allow a reduction of truck movements on Karori and Makara roads during construction and will revitalise the stream bed and the ecology of the stream.
Proposed Gravel Extraction Oteranga Stream Resource Consent Application and Assessment of Environmental Effects (266 KB pdf)
Appendix 1 Certificates of title (1662 KB pdf )
Appendix 2 Plans - also additional plans for Appendix 3 (5160KB pdf)
Appendix 3 Tonkin and Taylor report of methodology and mitigation works (9289 KB pdf)
Appendix 4 Ecology Report
Appendix 4 attachments to Ecology report
Appendix 5 is included with the Assessment of Environmental Effects (AEE)
Appendix 6 written approvals (4243 KB pdf)
Oteranga Bay wharf
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Meridian has applied for a change of consent conditions relating to its proposed wharf at Oteranga Bay where the turbine components will be landed. This is the result of detailed design work carried out during the past two years since the original resource consents were sought and consultation with Transpower relating to the HVDC electricity cables which are located in Oteranga Bay.
(This change of consent conditions was granted by the Greater Wellington Regional Council on 17 August and by the Wellington City Council on 21 August 2007)
Overall, the proposed design will have no more than minor effects and in some instances will result in fewer effects than the consented option:
• While the elevated area of the temporary wharf will be increased, the actual footprint on the seabed and foreshore will be substantially reduced when compared with the consented works.
• The realigned access road will now pass through an area which has already been modified, rather than crossing Oteranga Bay beach close to the urupa.
Change of consent conditions application (323 KB pdf)
Change of consent conditions image 1 (9797 KB pdf)
Change of consent conditions image 2 (7020 KB pdf)
Change of consent conditions drawing 1 (142 KB pdf)
Change of consent conditions drawing 2 (56 KB pdf)
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