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Thursday, 22 October 2009
Submissions Close Tomorrow
Have your say.
Support or oppose. If you don't put in a submission, the Council doesn't know what direction they will go in.
Your voice matters.
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Upcoming Post Topics
What changes will the Public Health Bill bring?
When does an agricultural activity become an industrial activity?
Why is the figure of 500 metres used for seperation from resdential zones?
Just how easy is it to have frost fans tested?
What is the role of an Expert Witness?
What are typical conditions placed on resource consents?
What have the World Health Organisation got to say about noise?
What is the role of a resource management consultant in all of this?
Does the noise level from more than one fan have to be considered cumulativly?
Why is an inversion layer important for frost fan operation?
Does the Council always get it right when making a Decision on a resource consent?
What time of year do frost fans typically operate?
How can I get a access to a copy of the District Plan?
Who are the Council favouring in a Resource Consent Application?
How close is a frost fan allowed to be from my home?
At what point am I allowed to disagree with the installation of a frost fan?
Who can help me?
Will I have to pay costs?
What is the receiving environment argument all about?
What sorts of frost occur and how are they different?
How does the efficiency of a frost fan relate to the speed that it rotates?
What other forms of frost protection are there?
What are the rules that must be followed when installing a frost fan?
What happens at an Environment Court hearing?
What happens in a council resource consent hearing?
Should I engage a lawyer?
What is the Environment Court?
How do I object to a frost fan being installed near my home?
How noisy are frost fans?
How does a frost fan work?
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