Agenda of Christchurch West Melton Water Management Zone Committee

Christchurch West Melton Water Management Zone Committee

23 March 2023

Unconfirmed

Christchurch West Melton Water Management Zone Committee

Open Minutes

Date: Thursday 24 November 2022

Time: 6:02pm

Venue: Woolston Community Library Hall 689 Ferry Road, Woolston

Present

Chairperson

Deputy Chairperson

Members

Annabelle Hasselman - Community Representative

Mike Patchett - Community Representative

Brynlea Stocks - Community Representative

Clare Piper – Community Representative

Cailin Richardson-Hall – Community Representative

Representative to be appointed - Christchurch City Council Elected Representative

Representative to be appointed - Councillor Environment Canterbury

Representative to be appointed - Selwyn District Council

Oscar Bloom - Youth Representative

In attendance: Will Todhunter , Jess Newlands (Environment Canterbury); John Benn (Department of Conservation), Frank Hill, Richard Sands, Clint Thompson (Christchurch Ready Mix Concrete); Brian Court, Lesley Court, Elliot Dowie (Tunnel Wash); Rachel Barker, Chrissie Williams (Ōpāwaho Heathcote River Network); and Cr Greg Brynes (Environment Canterbury).

Zone Facilitator

Shelley Washington

Tel: 027 294 5219

Environment Canterbury

Principal Advisor

Diane Shelander

Senior Policy Analyst

Tel: 941 8304

Christchurch City Council

Committee Advisor

Luke Smeele

Tel: 941 6374

Christchurch City Council

www.ccc.govt.nz

Karakia Tīmatanga: Annabelle Hasselman

The agenda was dealt with in the following order.

1. Apologies

Committee Resolved CWZC/2022/00018

That the apologies received from Helen Rutter be accepted.

Annabelle Hasselman/Clare Piper Carried

2. Declarations of Interest

There were no declarations of interest recorded.

3. Identification of General Public Contributions

There was a short presentation from a member of the public, Frank Hill. He shared his concerns that ratepayers in Christchurch contribute most ($50Million) of the ratepayer basis for how the Canterbury Water Management Strategy is funded, yet he believes that most of this budget is spent in other more rural zones rather than Christchurch City. He also commented that Environment Canterbury raised rates by 20% last year. He also argued that the Zone Committee has given up its’ commitment to improving the health of Addington Brook and that Environment Canterbury should be paying to improve the health of Addington Brook, rather than Christchurch City Council. He also suggested that the Committee provide input to Environment Canterbury’s annual plan suggesting they put money into improving the health of Addington Brook and spend more of the CWMS budget in the city. Frank was argued that the stormwater treatment proposed as part of Christchurch City Council’s masterplan for Addington Brook is focused on cleaning up the water quality after it comes out of industrial and residential areas rather than stopping the pollution at source.

4. Deputations by Appointment

There were no deputations by appointment.

5. Presentations by the Community

· Presentation by Rachel Barker – (Refer to Item 12).

6. Confirmation of Previous Minutes

Committee Resolved CWZC/2022/00019

That the minutes of the Christchurch West Melton Water Management Zone Committee meeting held on Thursday, 25 August 2022 be confirmed.

Oscar Bloom/Mike Patchett Carried

7. Matters Arising from the Minutes

None.

8. Identification of Urgent Items by Committee Members

None.

9. Stormwater Superhero Awards

Committee Chair Annabelle Hasselman delivered a speech expressing the thanks and appreciation of the Committee to the winners of the Stormwater Superhero awards, Christchurch Ready Mix Concrete and Tunnel Wash for work that they have done ensuring their businesses implement practices which prevent pollution to stormwater and therefore also prevents pollution of waterways. Tunnel Wash received the Champion Stormwater Superhero Award, and Christchurch Ready Mix Concrete received the Stormwater Superhero Award.

Tunnel Wash was represented by Brian Court, Lesley Court, and Elliot Dowie. Christchurch Ready Mix Concrete was represented by Richard Sands and Clint Thompson.

The Committee noted that the recommendation referring to following up the awards by supporting these businesses with publicity of them as receivers of the Awards and stormwater superhero key messages is something the Environment Canterbury communications staff will work on if these businesses would like some support, rather than Committee members doing this themselves.

Committee Resolved CWZC/2022/00020

That the Christchurch West Melton Water Management Zone Committee:

1. Award the Champion Stormwater Superhero Award to Ready Mix Concrete

2. Award the Stormwater Superhero Award to Tunnel Wash

3. Publicise the winners.

4. Provide assistance to the winners with sharing publicity about their awards and some of the stormwater superhero key messages, if desired

5. Reviews the award promotion and selection process to inform the development of an improved Stormwater Superhero awards programme for 2023.

Oscar Bloom/Brynlea Stocks Carried

10. Surface Water Quality Annual Report 2021

The Committee commented that having a Healthy Waterways Action Plan for the main five catchments will be an excellent step towards further increasing the health of waterways throughout Christchurch. Committee members stated they are excited about working with their partners in Christchurch City Council and Environment Canterbury to achieve positive results.

Committee Resolved CWZC/2022/00021

That the Christchurch West Melton Water Management Zone Committee:

1. Recognises and supports the Christchurch City Council initiative to develop the draft Healthy Waterways Action Plan and the opportunity it provides for implementing long term change for urban waterways in Christchurch.

2. Advocates for a collaborative partnership to build community engagement and political support for the Healthy Waterways Action Plan.

3. Collaborates with partners involved in the Community Waterways Partnership in this advocacy.

Annabelle Hasselman/Mike Patchett Carried

11. Cashmere and Port Hills Working Group
	Chrissie Williams presented to the Committee about erosion and sediment in the Ōpāwaho/Heathcote River catchment, Cashmere Stream and the tributaries of Cashmere Stream on behalf of the Ōpāwaho Heathcote River Network. Chrissie focused on sediment as a physical contaminant is a focus of the report. Water clarity is a useful measure of sediment and it significantly impacts the health of this catchment and water clarity is poor. Cashmere Stream water clarity has 85% of hill tributaries being rated as extremely poor. Sediment affects the water quality and aquatic ecology of the Ōpāwaho/Heathcote River. Erosion in the Port Hills is due to loess, a highly erodible soil that gets washed into waterways. Loess is made up of very fine particles that remain in suspension for a long time and prevent them from clumping together and settling.. Erosion is exacerbated by soil disturbance from heavy rain causing slips, tunnel gullies, slumps and stream-bank collapse; particularly where the soil has been disturbed and vegetation cover reduced by earthworks from agriculture and forestry work; cycle and vehicle tracks, road construction and fire. Controlling erosion and sediment on the Port Hills should aim to stabilise and prevent erosion before it gets started and prioritise steep north facing slopes with the highest potential for tunnel-gully erosion. Establishing and maintaining a persistent and healthy vegetation cover on the Port Hills is crucial to protecting these waterways. The amount of sediment and where it comes from varies between tributaries but a large amount of the sediment is most likely coming from the hill based tributaries in the Cashmere Stream Catchment. The Committee noted that that they would like to contact Chris Phillips from Manaaki Whenua Landcare Research who is conducting ongoing research into erosion and sediment control in other parts of New Zealand to see how their research could be utilised on the Port Hills, or whether local work is required. Manaaki Whenua has previously done erosion and sediment control research for Environment Canterbury on the Port Hills and Banks Peninsula. The Committee stated their wish to continue to support for and active commitment to, the Cashmere and Port Hills Working Group of the Zone Committee and the implementation of actions of this working group. Refer to the minutes attachment document for presentation.
	Committee Resolved CWZC/2022/00022 That the Christchurch West Melton Water Management Zone Committee: 1. Receive the background information on the status of the existing Cashmere Stream and Port Hills Working Group of the Christchurch West Melton Water Zone Committee. 2. Receive the information and suggested next actions from the Ōpāwaho Heathcote River Network. This results from the Network considering the knowledge shared at the joint July 2022 Ōpāwaho Heathcote River Network and Cashmere Stream and Port Hills Working Group sediment workshop and a literature and information review conducted afterwards. 3. Strengthens the effectiveness of the Cashmere Stream and Port Hills Working Group by: a. Recognizing the priority catchment remains the Cashmere Stream Catchment and Ōpāwaho/Heathcote River Catchment due to the scale of the problem in this catchment resulting from the catchment including the steep loess soils of the Port Hills. b. That any recommendations and actions based on this Working Group’s efforts be applied to the other main catchments in the Christchurch West Melton Zone where they are relevant and can be transferred. c. Establish a small task group of the Zone Committee to draft a revised terms of reference for this Working Group that strengthens its purpose, leadership and collaborative membership The task group is to share this draft with existing members of the Working Group to get their feedback, and then present a proposed new terms of reference to the Zone Committee at a future meeting of the Committee. 4. Engage with the Banks Peninsula Water Zone Committee and Whaka Ora Healthy Harbour group to seek to collaborate with them on improving erosion and sediment control in the Christchurch West Melton and Banks Peninsula water management zones. 5. Liaise with Christchurch City Council on the development and implementation of their Programme for Stormwater Port Hills and Lyttelton Harbour Erosion and Sediment. The budget for this programme begins in 2022-2023 and continues to 2030-2031, increasing gradually every year, totalling $9 Million over 10 years. Clare Piper/Mike Patchett Carried
	Attachments a Overview - Cashmere Stream and Port Hills Working Group

12. Ngā Puna Wai, Restoring the mauri of urban freshwater springs: Cashmere Stream and Ōpāwaho Heathcote River headwaters.

Rachel Barker, representing the Ōpāwaho Heathcote River Network, presented to the Committee the freshwater springs scoping report, which was funded by the CWMS Action Plan Budget to increase understanding of the natural and human pressures on freshwater springs and how to mitigate them. The presentation covered what a spring was, how they function and what the recipe for a healthy spring could be.

Refer to the minutes attachment document for the presentation.

Committee Resolved CWZC/2022/00023

That the Christchurch West Melton Water Management Zone Committee:

1. Receive the information in the report from the Ōpāwaho Heathcote River Network on the progress of the project: Ngā Puna Wai, Restoring the mauri of urban freshwater springs: Cashmere Stream and Ōpāwaho Heathcote River headwaters.

Annabelle Hasselman/Clare Piper Carried

13. Develop early input to Councils' Annual Plans for 2022-2023
	The Committee discussed and decided on the key inputs they would like to have into the Christchurch City Council, Selwyn District Council and Environment Canterbury Annual Plans.
	Committee Resolved CWZC/2022/00024 That the Christchurch West Melton Water Management Zone Committee: 1. Provides the following early annual plan input to the Christchurch City Council: · Support further development of the Healthy Waterways Action Plan. Provide support for the implementation of the actions within this action plan. · Maintain and increase support for the effective development of the Community Waterways Partnership. Increase speed of progress of the behaviour change programme within the Partnership. · That both Councils jointly conduct an independent audit of the environmental effectiveness of the regulatory instruments, arrangements and capacity building applying to erosion and sediment control and contaminated stormwater management. That this audit used to improve the regulatory frameworks, instruments and environmental outcomes for waterways within our Zone. · That both Councils advocate to central government, the environmental problems associated with erosion and sediment control from developments on highly erodible hillsides and requests that these be subject to tighter requirements or restrictions. · Support for, active commitment to, the Cashmere and Port Hills Working Group of the Zone Committee. Support the implementation of actions of this working group, such as updating the LIDAR based desktop mapping of high erosion risk areas and conducting the physical identification of sources of sediment during or after heavy rain. · All waterways are important and need action. · Continue advocating to central government that central government assists with finding solutions to zinc and copper pollution. · Conduct faecal source tracking on waterways where this data does not exist. For waterways with faecal source tracking showing a significant contribution by waterfowl, undertake effective action to significantly reduce waterfowl numbers. · Support educational programmes in schools about waterways and stormwater. 2. Provides the following early annual plan input to Environment Canterbury: · Continue and increase the budget available for the CWMS Action Plan Budget in our zone · Support further development of the Healthy Waterways Action Plan that Christchurch City Council has initiated. Provide support for the implementation of the actions within this action plan. · Maintain and increase support for the effective development of the Community Waterways Partnership. Increase speed of progress of the behaviour change programme within the Partnership. · That both Councils jointly conduct an independent audit of the environmental effectiveness of the regulatory instruments, arrangements and capacity building applying to erosion and sediment control and contaminated stormwater management. That this audit used to improve the regulatory frameworks, instruments and environmental outcomes for waterways within our Zone. · That both Councils advocate to central government, the environmental problems associated with erosion and sediment control from developments on highly erodible hillsides and requests that these be subject to tighter requirements or restrictions. · Support for, active commitment to, the Cashmere and Port Hills Working Group of the Zone Committee. Support the implementation of actions of this working group, such as updating the LIDAR based desktop mapping of high erosion risk areas and conducting the physical identification of sources of sediment during or after heavy rain. 3. Provides the following early annual plan input to the Selwyn District Council: · That both Councils advocate to central government, the environmental problems associated with erosion and sediment control from developments on highly erodible hillsides and requests that these be subject to tighter requirements or restrictions. · All waterways are important and need action · Advocate to central government that central government assists with finding solutions to zinc and copper pollution. · Support educational programmes in schools about waterways and stormwater. Annabelle Hasselman/Oscar Bloom Carried
	Attachments a Erosion and Sediment in the Ōpāwaho Catchment - Chrissie Williams b Freshwater Springs scoping report - OHRN Committee - Presentation by Rachel Barker

14. Facilitators Update – 24 November 2022

The Committee discussed the facilitators update report and thanked Shelley Washington for her excellent work throughout the year. Committee members briefly reported on a recent meeting they had with communications staff to discuss how the Stormwater Superhero awareness campaign had gone, and what the opportunities may be for continuing and further focusing this approach by the Committee in the future.

Committee Resolved CWZC/2022/00025

That the Christchurch West Melton Water Management Zone Committee:

1. Receive the Facilitators report.

2. Has a workshop in early 2023 to focus on next steps for the Stormwater Superhero awareness campaign and use of trailer by committee.

Annabelle Hasselman/Oscar Bloom Carried

Karakia Whakamutunga: Annabelle Hasselman

Meeting concluded at 8:25pm.

CONFIRMED THIS 23 DAY OF FEBURARY 2023

Annabelle Hasselman

ChairpersoN

Christchurch West Melton Water Management Zone Committee

23 March 2023

9. 2023 Election of Chair and Deputy Chair, and Committee Meeting Dates
Reference Te Tohutoro:	23/373026
Presenter(s) Te Kaipāhō :	Shelley Washington, Zone Facilitator – shelley.washington@ecan.govt.nz

1. Purpose of Report Te Pūtake Pūrongo

1.1 The purpose of this report is to provide the Christchurch West Melton Water Management Zone Committee to Elect the Chair and Deputy Chair for 2023, as set out in the Terms of Reference (Attachment A);

1.2 Review and amend, if needed, meeting dates and times.

2. Officer Recommendations Ngā Tūtohu

That the Christchurch West Melton Water Management Zone Committee:

1. Elect the Chair and Deputy Chair.

2. Meet in 2023 between 6-8.30pm on the following Thursdays:

a. 23 February (meeting and workshop)

b. 23 March (meeting and workshop)

c. 27 April (joint workshop with Banks Peninsula Zone Committee and Whaka Ora Healthy Harbour, with other key stakeholders invited)

d. 25 May (meeting and workshop)

e. 22 June (TBC)

f. 27 July (TBC)

g. 24 August (TBC)

h. 28 September (TBC)

i. 26 October – (TBC)

j. 23 November – (TBC).

k. And that the Committee discusses at the conclusion of the 25 May meeting, whether to continue the format of a meeting and workshop at each date or whether to go back to alternating between a meeting one month and a workshop the next. Discussion to include feedback from all committee members present as well as Committee Advisor and Zone Facilitator.

3. Report Te Pūrongo

The Zone Committee

3.1 The Christchurch West Melton Water Management Zone Committee is established under the auspices of the Local Government Act 2002 in accordance with the Canterbury Water Management Strategy 2009 (CWMS).

3.2 The Committee is a joint committee of Christchurch City Council, and Environment Canterbury.

3.3 The purpose of the Committee is to uphold the mana of the freshwater bodies within their zone by facilitating enduring land and water management solutions that give effect to the Canterbury Water Management Strategy vision, principles and targets in their zone.

3.4 Committee functions include:

· Facilitating community engagement and collaboration.

· Facilitating the provision of advice through to councils and others contributing to freshwater management.

· Enhancing delivery capability and coalition of the willing – working with stakeholders across all sectors to extend the resources available to implement the CWMS.

· Progress annual reporting to the CWMS partners on progress towards delivery of the zone-specific priorities and CWMS target areas identified in the Committee’s Action Plan.

3.5 The purpose and functions of the Committee are fulfilled by preparing a Zone Committee Action Plan to cover a three-year period that focuses on 3 to 5 priorities.

3.6 The Committee does not have the authority to commit any council to any path or expenditure and its recommendations do not compromise the Council’s freedom to deliberate and make decisions.

3.7 The Committee does not have the authority to submit on proposed Resource Management or Local Government Plans.

Operating Philosophy

3.8 The Committee will always operate in accordance with the requirements of the Local Government Official Information and Meetings Act 1987 and Standing Orders of Territorial Authorities.

3.9 The Committee will observe the following principles:

3.9.1 Be culturally sensitive observing Ngāi Tahu tikanga.

3.9.2 Apply a Ki Uta Ki Tai (from the mountains to the sea) holistic approach that also enables cultural elements including mahinga kai philosophies held by mana whenua to be encompassed.

3.9.3 Consider and balance the interests of all water interests in the region in debate and decision making.

3.9.4 Work in a collaborative solution-focused approach using best endeavours to reach solutions that take account of interests of all sectors of the community.

3.9.5 Contribute knowledge and perspectives but not promote the views or positions of any interest or stakeholder group.

3.9.6 Promote a philosophy of integrated water management to achieve multiple objectives of the range of interests in water.

3.9.7 Seek consensus in decision-making. If neither unanimous agreement can be reached nor a significant majority view formed, in the first instance seek assistance from an external facilitator to further Committee discussions and deliberations. Where the Committee encounters fundamental disagreements, despite having sought assistance and exhausted all avenues to resolve matters, recommend that respective Councils disband them and appoint a new Committee.

Elections

3.10 Each year, the Committee shall appoint the Chair and Deputy Chair from the membership by simple majority. There is no limit on how long a person can be in either of these positions.

3.11 The current Chair is Annabelle Hasselman. The Deputy is Mike Patchett.

Process to Elect of Chair and Deputy Chair

A local authority or a committee (if the local authority has so directed) must determine by resolution that a person be elected or appointed by using one of the following systems of voting:

(a) [System A]; or

(b) [System B].

System A

(a) requires that a person is elected or appointed if he or she receives the votes of a majority of the members of the local authority or committee present and voting; and

(b) has the following characteristics:

(i) there is a first round of voting for all candidates; and

(ii) if no candidate is successful in the round there is a second round of voting from which the candidate with the fewest votes in the first round is excluded; and

(iii) if no candidate is successful in the second round there is a third, and if necessary subsequent round of voting from which, each time, the candidate with the fewest votes in the previous round is excluded; and

(iv) in any round of voting, if 2 or more candidates tie for the lowest number of votes, the person excluded from the next round is resolved by lot.

System B

(a) requires that a person is elected or appointed if he or she receives more votes than any other candidate; and

(b) has the following characteristics:

(i) there is only 1 round of voting; and

(ii) if 2 or more candidates tie for the most votes, the tie is resolved by lot.”

[cl. 25, Schedule 7, LGA]

Meeting Dates and Times

3.12 The Committee will formally meet at least four times per annum and will hold workshops and host additional community engagement opportunities as required throughout the year. At times, the workload will be substantially higher.

3.13 The Committee can decide on the location of meetings to encourage greater engagement on issues in particular areas.

Attachments Ngā Tāpirihanga

No.	Title	Reference	Page
a ⇩	Christchurch West Melton ZC - Terms of Reference - 10 June 2021	23/202183	18

Christchurch West Melton Water Management Zone Committee

23 March 2023

10. CWMS Action Plan Budget allocations and adjustments
Reference Te Tohutoro:	23/373286
Presenter(s) Te Kaipāhō :	Shelley Washington, Zone Facilitator – shelley.washington@ecan.govt.nz

1. Purpose of Report Te Pūtake Pūrongo

1.1 The purpose of this report is for Christchurch West Melton Water Management Zone Committee to discuss and decide the recommended allocation of the remaining budget for the 2022-2023 financial year.

2. Officer Recommendations Ngā Tūtohu

That the Christchurch West Melton Water Management Zone Committee:

1. Receive the presentation given on 23 February by Jenny Bond of the Christchurch Envirohub Trust about Te Tuna Tāone project.

2. Recommend that Environment Canterbury approves the expenditure for the following project to the following organisations:

a. $5,000 to the Christchurch Envirohub Trust as a contribution towards Te Tuna Tāone project.

3. Approves Christchurch Envirohub Trust spend the $3,000 it received in 2021-2022 for administration of the Community Waterways Partnership virtual hub on the facilitation of the Stormwater Superhero trailer instead.

3. Report Te Pūrongo

3.1 There is $5,000 remaining in the CWMS Action Plan Budget for 2022-2023 in the Banks Peninsula zone.

3.2 The Chrstchurch Envirohub Trust would benefit from this remaining budget to help them deliver the Te Tuna Tāone project.

3.3 Within this project, tamariki learn about the special nature of Aotearoa's unique endangered eel species (longfin tuna), then determine what actions they could deliver to improve the aquatic and terrestrial habitat for urban longfin tuna.

3.4 This project aligns with the Committee’s Action Plan as it relates to the following actions: explore opportunities to enhance mahinga kai; engage with the community and enhance ecosystem health; support Community Waterways Partnership; Stormwater Superhero awareness and use of trailer; and engaging with key waterway focused community groups.

3.5 The Christchurch Envirohub Trust received a $3,000 grant from Environment Canterbury in 2021-2022 as a result of the Committee recommending allocation of CWMS Action Plan Budget towards administering the Community Waterways Partnership. However, the Trust is unable to spend this grant on this project because Christchurch City Council has not yet created the virtual hub. It is now doing so, however it will be contracting a different provider to create the website. Christchurch City Council will not have a need for the Christchurch Envirohub Trust to do paid administration for this within the timeframe of the contract for the grant. The Christchurch Envirohub facilitates the Stormwater Superhero trailer, also partly funded via the Committee recommending allocation of CWMS Action Plan Budget towards this. Thus, it is requested that this $3,000 be used instead for facilitation of the Stormwater Superhero trailer. Therefore the same organisation will still be able to use the grant for an initiative that the Committee is already supportive of. If this is agreed by the Committee, approval from Environment Canterbury will be sought via the Zone Facilitator to create a variation to the grant contract.

4. Background

4.1 The other projects that have been funded during this financial year are:

4.1.1 Te Tiriti training for senior high school students and community group members - $2,000

4.1.2 Facilitation to assist Zone Committee(s) to use the Stormwater Superhero trailer at events/engagement opportunities – Christchurch Envirohub Trust - $5,000

4.1.3 Contribution towards Avoca Valley Stream Restoration project – Summit Road Society - $5,000

4.1.4 Contribution towards an Education Officer position – Styx Living Laboratory Trust - $5,000

4.1.5 Willow and woody weed clearing in Ōtukaikino – Water & Wildlife Habitat Trust - $10,000

4.1.6 Contribution towards coordinator costs – Avon Heathcote Estuary Ihutai Trust - $8,000

4.1.7 Avon/Ōtākaro in river clean litter collection – Avon Ōtākaro Network - $10,000

Attachments Ngā Tāpirihanga

No.	Title	Reference	Page
a ⇩	Application Te Tuna Taone	23/373287	27
b ⇩	Te Tuna Taone in pictures	23/373289	33

Name/Organisation	Interests
Annabelle Hasselman	· Chair Ōpāwaho Heathcote River Network · Shareholder Fulton Ross Team Architects o Director and Shareholder (Spouse) · W H Fulton Family Trust – Trustee (Spouse) – Shares in Fulton Hogan
Arapata Reuben	· Trustee – Tuahiwi Marae · Trustee – Tuhono Trust · Trustee – Mana Waitaha Charitable Trust · Member – National Kiwi Recovery Group
Oscar Bloom	· Student at the University of Canterbury
Mike Patchett	· Chair, Water and Wildlife Habitat Trust · Trustee, The Eco-Action Nursery Trust
Brynlea Stocks	· Employed by Environment Canterbury
Clare Piper	· Employed by Christchurch City Council
Cailin Richardson-Hall	· Passion for Sustainability
Tyla Harrison-Hunt	· Christchurch City Council Councilor · Mahaanui Kurataiao Taumutu representative · Kaitaikitanga portfolio holder - Taumutu
Greg Brynes	· General Manager Te Kōhaka o Tūhaitara Trust · Member Enviormental Defence Society, Forest & Bird · The Sydenham Socialist & Motorcycle Enthusiast Society

11. Community presentation - Avon Ōtākaro in river clean - litter collection
Reference Te Tohutoro:	23/373434
Presenter(s) Te Kaipāhō :	Hayley Guglietta, Avon Ōtākaro Network – hayley@guglietta