[last updated 21 July 2023]
Appeal to the Environment Court lodged by CJ Industries Limited on 21 July 2023.
If you made a submission on the land use or discharge consent applications, they will serve notice on you within five working days from the date they lodged the appeal with the Environment Court.
To see the notice of appeal that they sent the Council -
https://tdc-nz.sharefile.com/d-s8461b6101f0440e998f56f30e03f02a8(external link)
To see the attachments to this notice of the appeal -
https://tdc-nz.sharefile.com/d-s032429176b6044ff9ab6e21fa406586a(external link)
CJ Industries Limited seeks an additional resource consent to discharge contaminants to land, specifically from backfill material associated with the proposed gravel extraction from the berm of the Motueka River and on the landward side of the stopbank at Peach Island (consent application RM220578).
The submission period closed on 9 September 2022.
Links to submissions received:
02B RM220578 Submissions 01 to 20.pdf (pdf 11 MB)
02C RM220578 Submissions 21 to 40.pdf (pdf 14 MB)
02D RM220578 Submissions 41 to 58.pdf (pdf 16 MB)
02E RM220578 Submission 59.pdf (pdf 1.3 MB)
The applicant replied to the Council's request for more information (see section 92 RMA(external link)).
Individual documents
The hearing for all the resource consent applications started 21 November 2022. For details see the land use applications RM200488.
All further documents and updates are on that webpage (link at the bottom of the page).
CJ Industries Limited
134 Peach Island Road
The legal description is Lot 2 DP 2357 in record of title NL77/73 and Lot 2 DP 432236 in record of title 524970.
CJ Industries Limited seeks an additional resource consent to discharge contaminants to land, specifically from backfill material associated with the proposed gravel extraction from the berm of the Motueka River and on the landward side of the stopbank at Peach Island (consent applicataion RM220578).
The applicant has already applied for the land use consents for the gravel extraction (applications RM200488 and RM200489). The Council notified these applications in December 2021, and the processing of those applications is paused, so that the Commissioner can consider all the resource consent applications for the proposed activity together at the hearing.
The application describes the backfill as clean fill materials that are pre-screened offsite then brought to the site for placement into areas that have been quarried for aggregates, prior to reinstatement of subsoil and topsoil to return the land to a similar state to that which existed prior to quarrying.
The duration sought for the discharge permit is 17 years.
The application included an assessment of environmental effects and technical assessments.
A copy of the Council’s request for more information was also included.
Link to the Council's web folder for the notified application:
https://tdc-nz.sharefile.com/d-s48858762d727468cba7035b38d2dd014
Use this as the address for service:
C J Industries Limited
c/- Planscapes (NZ) Ltd, FAO Hayden Taylor
[email protected] | |
Post | PO Box 99, Nelson 7040 |
By hand / courier | 94 Selwyn Place, Nelson |
The following applies if you are a trade competitor of the applicant.
Your right to make a submission may be limited by the trade competition provisions in Part 11A of the Resource Management Act 1991.
You can make a submission only if you are directly affected by an effect of the activity to which this application relates that:
You must declare in your submission:
You must have asked to speak at a hearing. If you will consider making a joint submission with any person presenting a submission simialr to yours, you must tell us that you're willing to make a joint submission under those circumstances.
This explains the process to ask for an independent hearing commissioner. However, the Council has already appointed Craig Welsh, an independent commissioner, to act as the decision maker for the bundle of resource consents required for the applicant's proposal for gravel extraction at Peach Island.
I request (under section 100A of the RMA), that you delegate your functions, powers, and duties to hear and decide the application to one or more hearings commissioners who are not members of the local authority.
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