Harvest Plan – Schedule O
        •   Submit harvest plan and attached document 20 
            working days prior to commencement
        •   Resource Advisors and Land Management work 
            together to review harvest plan
        •   GWRC responds with comments
            – If they need consent, we still have to accept 
               harvest plan, but can notify them if they need 
               consent
                Schedule O - issues
         •    Inconsistency of quality of information between companies
         •    If they have provided all the information, we cannot stop them 
              even if we foresee a problem
         •    We can notify them of their requirement for a consent, but we 
              don’t monitor permitted activities
         •    Smaller companies struggle with 20 working day timeframe
         •    Under operative Regional Soil plan – they are required to give 
              21 days notice of harvesting commencing – but not required 
              to submit harvest plan.   
        Typical forestry consent
      •  See print out of harvest plan
              Proposal:
    • Harvest 369 hectares of plantation forest (ground based and cable 
      hauler)
    • Construct 7.3km new road, and upgrade 7.57km existing road
    • Construct 29 Skid sites and 7 Hauler pads (3,500m2 – 4,800m2 in 
      size)
    • Metal stockpiles of up to 750m3
    • Extraction across the Kaiwhata River, and its tributaries
    • Machinery  access  through  Kaiwhata  River,  and  its  tributaries,  to 
      extract slash of certain sizes from waterway (where not possible to 
      remove from banks)
    • 3 concrete block fords & 1 culvert