RESOURCE CONSENT MONITORING NOTICE OF WORKS STARTING nd ss form ai Jens: 14 days prior to work starting om your developmen Address Resource Consent number: oT) G FESS eee Associated Building Consens df applicabie BIS EEE eee ee eee EE Works are expected to start on Expected duration of works: Project Manager Builder Earthmoving Contractor Arborist Owner/Project Manager (signature) Date Administration Officer sce Consens Nonstoms Aocland Cry Enmoomentsnd ov : AUCKLAND CTORS URGED TO KEEP M TE Auckland City is getting tough with an instant fine of $300 for building/earthmoving companies who allow sediment to enter the stormwater system and do not keep mud off roads this winter: This has come into effect after reports that higher levels of silt and sediment are entering our harbours and affecting water quality and marine life. With building activity at unprecedented levels, all contactors must be mindful of where the mud actually ends up. Auckland City is concerned that when it rains, the water flows overland to the roads, drains and watercourses and eventually to the sea, picking up dit from exposed grounds ‘on the way. Stormwater has been shown to be a leading cause of water pollution Contractors need to remember that if the development has resource consent, the consent may require sediment control. It is also a breach of the District Plan to allow any silt or sediment to _getinto the stormwater drains from earthworks or bare land, and a wheel-wash is required on all sites where sediment may be transferred from tyres on to the roads. It is imperative to keep sediment within the site. If over-spills are likely, itis best to install and maintain filters in Council catcb-pits. If mud does get on to the roads, vacuum sweeper trucks should be hired to remove it immediately Tf contractors need any further information they should contact the planning helpdesk at Auckland City Environments on (09} 379 2021, or check our the website at » govt.nz écouncil buildine