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Part 1: Regional Policy Statement
Chapter 1
Setting The Scene
Chapter 2
Te Ao Māori
Chapter 3
Infrastructure, Energy, Waste, Hazardous Substances and Contaminated Land
Chapter 4
Land
Chapter 5
Water
Chapter 6
Indigenous Biological Diversity, Landscape and Historic Heritage
Chapter 7
Air
Chapter 8
Coast
8.1 Scope and Background
8.1.2 The Coastal Resources
8.1.3 Future Approach
8.2 Significant Resource Management Issues
8.3 Objectives
8.4 Policies
8.4.2 Appropriate protection, use and development in the CMA
8.4.3 Water Quality
8.5 Methods
8.6 Anticipated Environmental Results
8.7 Explanations and Principal Reasons
8.7.1 Integrated management of the coastal environment
8.7.2 Appropriate use and development in the CMA
8.7.3 Water quality
Chapter 9
Natural Hazards
Chapter 10
Administration
Part 2: Regional Plan
Part 3: Annexes
Glossary
Chapter 8: Coast
8.3 Objectives
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Objective 8-1: Integrated management of the coastal environment
Achieving integrated management of the coastal environment by:
providing a consistent, efficient and integrated management framework, and
recognising and managing the
effects^
of
land^
uses and freshwater based activities (including
discharges^
) on the CMA.
Whāinga 8-1: Te whakahaere kōmitimiti i te taiao takutai moana
Ka tutuki pai te whakahaere kōmitimiti i te taiao takutai moana mā te:
whakarato i tētahi anga whakahaere kōmitimiti whai auautanga, whai tikanga whakamau hoki, me te
aro atu, te whakahaere hoki i ngā pānga o te whakamahi whenua me ngā ngohe ā-wai māori (ehara tonu ko ngā rukenga parakaingaki) ki runga i te CMA.
Objective 8-2: Appropriate protection, use and development in the CMA
Managing the CMA as a public area that is fundamental to the social, economic and cultural wellbeing of the people in the Region, while ensuring that the characteristics and Values listed in Tables I.1, I.2 and I.3 of
Schedule I
and natural character are protected from inappropriate use and development.
Whāinga 8-2: Te whakamarumaru, te whakamahi, me te whakaahu tika i roto i te CMA
Ka whakahaeretia te CMA hei wāhi tūmatanui e whakahirahira ana ki te oranga pāpori, ohanga, ahurea hoki o ngā tāngata kei roto i te Rohe – e hua ai hoki ka whakamarumarutia ngā āhuatanga me ngā Ūara ka whakarārangitia ki Tables I.1, I.2, me I.3 o
Puka Āpiti I
me te āhuatanga māori – i te whakamahi, te whakaahu rānei kāore i te tika.
Objective 8-3:
Water^ quality
Water^
quality in the CMA is managed in a manner that has regard to the Values set out in Schedule I: Part C so that:
water^
quality is maintained in those parts of the CMA where the existing
water^
quality is sufficient to support the
water^
management Values of the relevant area in the CMA set out in Tables I.2 and I.3 and the
water^
quality targets in Tables I.4 to I.7 of
Schedule I
, and
water^
quality is enhanced in those parts of the CMA where the existing water^ quality is not sufficient to support the
water^
management Values of the relevant area in the CMA set out in Tables I.2 and I.3 and the
water^
quality targets in Tables I.4 to I.7 of
Schedule I
.
Whāinga 8-3: Te kounga o te wai
Ka āta whakahaeretia te kounga o te wai i roto i te CMA me te aro atu ki ngā Ūara i whakatakotoria i roto i Puka Āpiti I: Wāhanga C kia:
tiakina tonutia ai te kounga o te wai i roto i aua wāhanga o te CMA he pai tonu te kounga o te wai kei reira i nāianei hei taunaki i ngā Ūara whakahaere wai o te wāhi whai pānga kei roto i te CMA e whakatakotoria ana i roto i ngā rārangi e kīia nei ko Tables I.2 me I.3, me ngā keunga kounga wai kei roto i ngā rārangi e kīia nei ko Tables I.4 ki I.7 o
Puka Āpiti I
.
whakarākaitia ake te kounga o te wai kei roto i aua wāhanga o te CMA kāore i te pai te kounga o te wai kei reira i nāianei hei taunaki i ngā Ūara whakahaere wai o te wāhi whai pānga kei roto i te CMA e whakatakoto ana i ngā rārangi e kīia nei ko Tables I.2 me I.3 , me ngā keunga kounga wai kei roto i ngā rārangi e kīia nei ko Tables I.4 ki I.7 o
Puka Āpiti I
.
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