Rule 19 Taking more than 32.85 million cubic metres per year water from the Lower Hutt Groundwater Zone
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Rule 19 Taking more than 32.85 million cubic metres per year water from the Lower Hutt Groundwater Zone
The taking of fresh water from the Lower Hutt Groundwater Zone (Taita Alluvium/Waiwhetu aquifers) that would cause the maximum rate of takes authorised by resource consents to exceed 32.85 million cubic metres per year is a non-complying activity.
