Canterbury Air Regional Plan
The Canterbury Air Regional Plan - Te mahere ā-rohe mō te hau o Waitaha is now operative and you can read it here. The Air Plan sets out how Environment Canterbury is going to manage air pollution from home heating, industry and other sources like outdoor burning, dust and odour. You can find further information on the Air Plan measures here and access background documents below.
1. Review
- Natural Resources Regional Plan Review documents
2. Public notification
Proposed Plan and Section 32 Report
Supporting documents
3. Submissions
Original submissions
Further submissions
Summary of decisions requested
4. Hearings
Council documents
Independent Hearing Commission documents
Submitter documents
General documents
Evidence
Evidence in chief
Rebuttal evidence
Evidence tabled at the hearing
General documents
Hearing schedule
Hearing audio transcripts
Coming soon.
For the version of the Proposed Canterbury Air Plan that is being treated as operative read ‘Appendix B’ below.
Also refer to the recent High Court decision amending the definitions of ‘sensitive activity’ and ‘public amenity area’, these have immediate effect and prevail over the definitions in Appendix B.
- pCARP Report and Recommendations of the Hearing Commissioners (PDF File, 872.82KB)
- pCARP Recommended Decisions on Submissions - Appendix A (PDF File, 5.07MB)
- pCARP Report and Recommendations of Hearing Commissioners - Appendix B (PDF File, 17.4MB)
- pCARP Amended Provision Numbers (PDF File, 223.38KB)
- pCARP - Public Notice - Decisions on submissions (PDF File, 104.48KB)
7. Plan Operative~~
The Canterbury Air Regional Plan - Te mahere ā-rohe mō te hau o Waitaha became operative on 31 October 2017.
The Plan was publically notified on 21 October 2017.