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Properly Made Submission RC and TM Ladewig MCU12/0041
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Subject: Submission by Mrs T.M Ladewig & Mr R C Ladewig of Lot 4 M371125, 475
Kennedys Rd Pomona 4568. We wish to lodge a submission in regards to the material
change of use no MCU12/0041.
We have owned our land adjoining the proposed development since 1981. We brought this
land to grow Ginger and Strawberry runners, Strawberries and Sugar Cane. Our future plans
for our land is to grow ginger, strawberries and small Crops. We have rested this land for the
future pfantings of the small crops mentioned above.
We have a number of concerns with the proposed material change of use of the adjoining
property.
These concerns are as follows-
The water reuse plans are not clear enough in the proposal. We would require more
detailed engineering designed drawings as well as the hydraulics study to protect our water
ways and storage dam.We must have good quality water to use on our crops.
We have no proposals how the applicant will dispose of the water from the tanks/ponds.
We do not want overland waste water flows on to our property. We have investigated the
Animal Husbandry Type 2 Aquaculture and sometimes diseases and treatment is very toxic
and the waste from the ponds /tanks would not be ideal run off into our water ways, both
ourselves and others.
We have grave concerns that the management plans for the removal of the water from the
sediment ponds is deficient in detail. We need to know how this management plan will
work, and how the disposal of the waste/sediment from these ponds will be carried out.
There has been no mention of backup power supply in case of the main power lost. For
filters, pumps etc.
We are also concerned of the introduction of aquatic plants entering into our water ways
that do not exist at this stage.,
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