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Public Notices ? NO. 415 WATER AND SOIL CONSERVATION ACT 1967 N O R T H CANTERBURY CATCHMENT BOARD AND REGIONAL WATER BOARD APPLICATIONS FOR GRANT OF RIGHT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Board of the receipt) by it of the following applications: 3 5 2 3 N.C.F. KAIAPOI) ( LIMITED: KAIAPOI to discharge 5227 cubic metres per* I day of treated meatworks* waste at the maximum rate) iof 150 litres per second to the I Courtenay Stream at property Bowler Street, Kaiapoi. Replacing right NCY 780408. 3 5 2 4 N.C.F. KAIAPOI) LIMITED: KAIAPOI. Emer-I gency discharge, to discharge up to 5227 cubic metres per day of untreated meat works waste to the Courtenay Stream at property Bowler Street, Kaiapoi in an emergency caused by something going wrong with present treatment system and it is found necessary to discharge untreated waste while repairs are made. *3525 D. B. MARTIN: HUIRUNUI SALMON CO.: UPPER _ HURUNUI RIVER (a) to divert up to 36.700 cubic metres of water per day at the maximum rate of 425 litres per second from the Sisters Stream on Lake Taylor Station, through proposed fish raceways, tb) to discharge up to 36,700 cubic metres of water per day at the maximum rate of 425 litres per second from proposed fish raceways through settling pond to the Sisters Stream, upstream of its confluence with the Hurunui River. Purpose: Ocean Ranching: Salmon fry to be held and fed in raceways for approximately 6 months each year, before release. 3526 OAKDALE HOLDINGS LTD. P. 11. MONTGOMERY. T. G. SEARLE, OAKLEIGH SOUTHBRIDGE AND F. J. GILBERT: SOUTHBRIDGE (a) to divert up to 60,000 cubic metres of water per day at the maximum rate of 680 litres per second from the Rakaia River at either, (a) point some 300 metres downstream of Headworks Road, or a point immediately upstream of Fereday Island, (b) to discharge up to 60.000 cubic metres of water per day at the maximum rate of 680 litres per second via the North North branch of the Rakaia River at either: a point some 300 metres downstream of Head works Road, or a point immediately upstream of Fereday Island into joint irrigation race system for border dyke irrigation on properties. In lieu of rights NCY 781047. NCY 781048. 3527 LINCOLN COLLEGE; LINCOLN to take 1822 cubic metres of water per day at the rate of 23 litres per second from a 203 mm well 45.7 metres deep on College mixed cropping farm, Shands Road, lor spray irrigation purposes. 3528 D. SCOTT: LINCOLN to discharge 1.0 cubic metre of domestic septic tank effluent per day into ground water via - a 4 to 5 metre deep boulder hole at property Tancred Road between Springs and Shands Roads to Paparua County Council requirements. 3529 D. SCOTT: LINCOLN to take 86 cubic metres of water per day at the rate of 2 litres per second from a 150 mm well 20 metres deep on property Tancred Road, between Springs and Shands Roads for spray and trickle irrigation purposes. E 3530 F. J. WARD: OHOKA to take 1288 cubic metres of water per day at the rate of 15 litres per second from either Wards or Ashworths Drains on property Mill Road, for spray irrigation purposes. Replacing right NCY 740370. 3531 MINISTER OF EDUCAT ION: MARY LAN D S SCHOOL: HALS WELL to discharge up to 1000 cubic metres of stormwater per day at a maximum rate of 100 litres per second to the Heathcote River near Nash Road. Purpose: to dispose of roof and site drainage stormwater at Marvlands School. Replacing right NCY 760080. 3532 D. B. MOORE: OHOKA to take 619 cubic metres of - water per day at the rale of 9.5 litres per second from the Ohoka Stream at property Jacksons Road, for spray irrigation purposes. Replacing right NCY 740167. 3533 T. PACHNATZ: OXFORD to discharge 1.0 cubic metre of domestic septic tank effluent per day into the ground in circumstances which result in that effluent or anv other waste emanating as a ‘ result of natural processes from that effluent entering ground water at depth 3.6 metres at property, 28 Main Street. Disposal by septic tank and field tile drainage system to Oxiord County Council requirements. 3534 BOYS BRIGADE IN N.Z. (INC): WAIPARA to discharge 2.0 cubic metres of septic tank tank effluent per day into the ground in circumstances which result in that effluent or any other waste emanating as a result of natural processes from that effluent entering ground water at depth of 0.6 to 1.0 metre at camp site property near Waipara River. Disposal by septic tank and field tile drainage system to Hurunui - County Council requirements. 3535 A. C. PALMER: KAINGA to discharge 1.0 cubic metre of domestic septic tank effluent per day into the ground in circumstances which result in that effluent or anv other waste emanating as a result of natural processes from that effluent entering ground water at depth 1.5 to 2.0 metres at property 90 Kainga Road. Disposal by septic tank and field tile drainage system to Waimairi County Council requirements. 3536 D. F. POWER: FLAXTON (a) to divert 136 cubic metres of water per day at the rate of 1.6 litres per second from the No. 7 Drain, at RangioraFlaxton Road, replacing right NCY 750273, and (b) to discharge via a private water race system to the Cam River at Church Bush Road alter use for stockwater purposes, replacing right NCY 750274. (c) to take 2599 cubic metres of water per day at the rate of 36 litres per second from the Cam River at property Line Road for spray irrigation purposes. Replacing right NCY 760174. (d) to take 11,319 cubic metres of water per day, 2 days per month at the rate of 131 litres per second from the Cam River at preoperty Line Road for border _ dyke irrigation purposes. Replacing right NCY 760175. SUBMISSIONS OR OBJECTIONS: The above applications may be examined at the office of the North Canterbury Catchment Board corner Latimer Square and Worcester Street, Christchurch during office hours. Any body or person may at any time within 28 days of this notice lodge with the Board written submissions on any application or an objection to any application. Every objection shall be on the ground that the grant of an application would prejudice the objectors interests or the interests of the public generally and shall be made in writing setting out the grounds on which the objector relies. Every objection shall be supported by a statutory declaration verifying the contents thereof. Written submissions or objections to the above applications will be received by the Board not later than 5 p.m. Monday July 16, 1979. E. R. WOOD. Secretary.