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Involved in Erosion and Sediment Control - Come and share your experiences.
Involved in erosion and sediment control? Come and share your experiences – good and bad!
The Christchurch-West Melton Zone Committee invites you to a workshop. We want to hear about your experiences – the good, the bad and the downright ugly!
What do you think are the challenges and opportunities in order to improve the practice and outcomes of erosion and sediment control on the Port Hills?
Workshop information
When: Thursday 12th March
Time: 9:45am – midday (morning tea provided at 9:45am)
Where: Halswell Hall
How to find it: (450 Halswell Road, Halswell. At corner of Halswell Road and Halswell Junction Road, the Tai Tapu side of the intersection. There is parking for several cars on-site. Otherwise park on Halswell Junction Road or Halswell Road.)
RSVP’s: Please let Shelley Washington know by email shelley.washington@ecan.govt.nz that you are coming by Tuesday 10 March so there will be enough morning tea for everyone.
If you have any questions please phone Shelley on 027 294 5219 (Tues-Thurs).
RST Environmental Solutions Ltd is kindly providing morning tea.
The event is proudly supported by IECA Australasia
The Christchurch-West Melton Zone Committee
The Christchurch-West Melton Zone Committee is a joint committee of Christchurch City Council, Selwyn District Council and Environment Canterbury Regional Council. The Committee has prepared a Zone Implementation Programme for the Canterbury Water Management Strategy.
Current members of the committee are: Andrew Congalton (Community Member); Pauline Cotter (Councillor, CCC); Yvette Couch-Lewis (Rāpaki Rūnanga); Debra Hasson (Councillor, SDC); Chris Kelliher (Community Member); Islay McLeod (Community Member); Lan Pham (Community Member); Arapata Rueven (Ngāi Tūāhuriri, Chair); Hugh Thorpe (Community Member, Deputy Chair); Les Wanhalla (Te Taumutu Rūnanga); Rex Williams (ECAN Commissioner); and Robert Wynn-Williams (Community Member).
The Zone Committee includes several working groups that focus on different geographic areas or topics. One of the projects that the Cashmere Catchment working group has chosen to work on is to ensure the ECAN Erosion and Sediment Control Guide is fit for purpose for Cashmere Stream Catchment and the Port Hills. This working group is also looking into a project that will help identify next best practice for erosion and sediment control on the Port Hills. This may include testing the performance of various on-site tools.
