Woodsman Matai ECR MKII details

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Appliance name Woodsman Matai ECR MKII
Situation Freestanding
Fuel type Dry Wood
Emission <77 mg/MJ
Emission factor <1.0 g/kg
Efficiency >65 %
Water heater None
Approval number 071128

Conditions

  1. Base year/s means the period in which the nitrogen loss limit for a particular farm system is determined.  

    Base year inputs mean records that describes the farm system during the base year. 

    Effective area means total area of property used for effective farmland as defined in the application.

    Farm system category means farm system of a property as defined by the relevant categories set out in Appendix CRC220583A, attached to, and forming part of the consent.  

    Farm system descriptor means a description of the farm system which is based on the total effective area, total irrigation, total winter grazing and farm system category of a property. 

    Good Management Practice (GMP) means the practices described in the document entitled “Industry-agreed Good Management Practices relating to water quality” - dated 18 September 2015.

    Irrigation area means lawfully irrigated land on a property.

    Mitigation measures means actions taken on the property that will decrease the nitrogen loss risk OR On-farm changes that will decrease the nitrogen loss risk.

    Nitrogen Loss Limit (NLL) for the property is based on the base year inputs,  farm system descriptors and farm system category undertaken during the 2022 period.

    Winter grazing means the grazing of cattle on a property within the period of 1 May to 30 September, where the cattle are contained for break-feeding of:
    1. in-situ brassica and root vegetable forage crops; or
    2. for consuming supplementary feed that has been brought onto the property (as defined in the LWRP).
  2. The use of land for farming shall only be within the area shown on Plan CRC220583, attached to and forming part of this consent.

    Advice Note: This resource consent authorises the use of land for farming for nutrient management purposes only. Other resource consents or restrictions from both the Regional and local District Council may apply in relation to any other activity, including but not limited to activities within or near riverbeds, lakes, wetlands or other waterways; vegetation clearance, and earthworks.

    Advice Note: Flood Protection and Drainage Bylaw  
    The area covered by this resource consent includes assets and/or waterways managed by Canterbury Regional Council River Engineers. These assets (Stopbanks) are protected under the Canterbury Regional Council Flood Protection and Drainage Bylaw to ensure the ongoing effective operation and maintenance of the flood protection and drainage assets. Any activity that may damage the stopbank may require a Bylaw Authority.  

    The Customer Services Section at Canterbury Regional Council can be contacted to identify which of these waterways are protected under the Bylaw. Further information on the Bylaw can be found at www.ecan.govt.nz/floodbylaw. If you have any questions regarding the Flood Protection and Drainage Bylaw 2013 please contact the Canterbury Regional Council River Engineers. 
  3. For the purpose of Objective 5A (Management Area: Nutrients) in the FEP prepared in accordance with Condition (4), the consented nitrogen loss limit is described by the following farm system descriptors and base year inputs as described in the application:
    1. Maximum area of irrigation: 0 hectares;
    2. Maximum area of winter grazing: 0 hectares;
    3. Maximum effective area: 19.3 hectares; 
    4. Farm System Category M as described in Appendix CRC220583A (other, as sheep, cattle, and horses are grazed on the property).

    The determination of whether a farm meets the nitrogen loss limit will be whether the farm is:
    1. consistent with the farm system descriptors; and
    2. in accordance with the base year inputs as assessed using Environment Canterbury Nutrients Management - Guidelines for FEP Auditors.

    unless the property has been influenced by a severe extraordinary event (including but not limited to droughts and floods). 

    Advice Note: To assist the FEP auditor and the Consent Holder this Objective and Target has been inserted into Appendix CRC220583 attached to this consent.

    Advice Note 2: This property is located within the Selwyn - Te Waihora: Selwyn – Te Waihora Nutrient Allocation Zone.

    Advice Note 3:  The loss limit for NCheck can be found in Canterbury Regional Council electronic file reference C21C/176824-8, referred to as “CRC220583 – Final nitrogen loss limit, NCheck.

  4. The consent holder shall maintain records of all base year inputs as described in Condition (2). A copy of the records shall be provided to an independent Farm Environment Plan auditor, certified by Canterbury Regional Council, on request. 
  5. The consent holder shall maintain a Farm Environment Plan (FEP) in accordance with Appendix CRC220583, which forms part of this consent; and
    1. on farm practice shall be in accordance with the FEP at all times;
    2. the FEP shall be updated as necessary to reflect any changes in the farming operation over time; and
    3. a copy of the FEP shall be provided to the Canterbury Regional Council, Attention: Regional Leader - Monitoring and Compliance on request.
  6. The FEP prepared in accordance with Condition (4) above:
    1. shall be audited within 12 months of the grant of this consent in accordance with Part C of Appendix CRC220583. 
    2. subsequent audits shall be undertaken within the timeframes specified in Part C of Appendix CRC220583; and
    3. a copy of the audit data shall be provided to the Canterbury Regional Council in accordance with the requirements of the Canterbury Certified Farm Environment Plan (FEP) Auditor Manual.
  7. The farming activity shall be managed:
    1. to achieve and maintain a Farm Environment Plan audit grade of “A” or “B”, as assigned in accordance with Part C of Appendix CRC220583; and
    2. such that it is not assigned a “C” or “D” grade.
  8. Prior to exercise of this resource consent, the consent holder shall surrender resource consent CRC193419.
  9. The Canterbury Regional Council may, once per year, on any of the last five working days of May or November, serve notice of its intention to review the conditions of this consent for the purposes of:
    1. dealing with any adverse effect on the environment which may arise from the exercise of the consent and which it is appropriate to deal with at a later stage;
    2. ensuring that the provisions of Appendix CRC220583 relating to the FEP audit grading system and timeframes are still appropriate; or
    3. enabling the standards set by a regional plan to be met when a regional plan has been made operative which sets rules relating to minimum standards of water quality.