Consultant Sought for Wastewater Treatment Plant Consent Renewal Applications
Far North District Council owns and operates the Whatuwhiwhi Wastewater Treatment Plant (W-WWTP) located off Inland Road on the Karikari Peninsula. The W-WWTP receives wastewater from the Whatuwhiwhi and Tokerau Beach communities. Wastewater is treated via a ponds and wetlands based system before being discharged to a…
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Far North District Council owns and operates the Whatuwhiwhi Wastewater Treatment Plant (W-WWTP) located off Inland Road on the Karikari Peninsula. The W-WWTP receives wastewater from the Whatuwhiwhi and Tokerau Beach communities. Wastewater is treated via a ponds and wetlands based system before being discharged to a drain that connects to the Waimango swamp and finally a lagoon at Karikari beach.
FNDC hold two existing consents: - AUT.007203.02.02 to discharge treated wastewater to land - AUT.007203.03.02 to discharge contaminants to air Both consents expire on 30 November 2025 and FNDC is seeking replacement consents to allow for the continued operation of the W-WWTP.
Applications for the replacement consents must be lodged 6 months prior to 30 November 2025 to ensure FNDC can continue to legally operate the W-WWTP while a decision is being made.
Requirements: We require an experienced and reputable consultant to carry out tasks necessary to complete and lodge a comprehensive application for resource consent, including: - a detailed review of all relevant planning documentation to determine all resource consent requirements and other authorisations which are required. - the development of a detailed consenting strategy.
- preparation of a communications plan to align with the stakeholder engagement plan. - preparation of an assessment of environmental effects (AEE), to include, water quality and public health risk assessments, air quality (odour) assessment, flood hazard risk, any other technical inputs required to obtain consent, and a comrehensive record of consultation.
- options and recommendations to ensure the best practicable option is adopted to ensure any adverse effects are controlled.
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