Discretionary pastoral activity decision - Soil disturbance - A5095694

For this decision summary:

• LINZ received the application before 17 November 2022
• the decision was made under the Crown Pastoral Land Act 1998 before the amendments taking effect on 17 November 2022.

Soil disturbance

10 years (with maintenance rights)

Granting consent to construct and maintain the fence lines as requested will make it easier to use the land for farming purposes, and any adverse effects on inherent values can be minimised through compliance with the conditions outlined below.

Consent is granted for soil disturbance to construct three fence lines, subject to the following conditions:

1. Soil disturbance shall only occur where necessary for effective fence construction with the minimal width required to access and construct the fences.
2. Avoid rock outcrops when flattening ground for fence lines and do not allow spoil to cover or disturb any such rock outcrops.
3. Avoid disturbance to any wetlands and flowing streams.
4. Soil disturbance shall be carried out in a manner that will not cause water to be channelled.
5. All machinery used is to be thoroughly cleaned and free of weed seeds prior to any works.

The Crown Pastoral Land Act 1998 provides that permission to undertake the activity may still be needed under other enactments.