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.......Apparently the Sanctuary are no longer bound by the consent conditions to aerially drop poison:
From: Mandy Bishop
Date: 16 May 2017 at 17:19
Subject: RE: Sanctuary Fence consent conditions
To: Richard Sullivan ( one of the few notified property owners bordering the sanctuary)
Hello … View more.......Apparently the Sanctuary are no longer bound by the consent conditions to aerially drop poison:
From: Mandy Bishop
Date: 16 May 2017 at 17:19
Subject: RE: Sanctuary Fence consent conditions
To: Richard Sullivan ( one of the few notified property owners bordering the sanctuary)
Hello Richard
With the national regulations coming into force the Trust have applied for a partial surrender of their consent essentially removing all the conditions relating to the discharge of brodifacoum. This has been accepted by the Council.
A copy of the acceptance is attached for your information. You will note in appendix B the Trust have some requirements to meet to be permitted under this regulation and we will be monitoring for compliance with these standards.
Cheers
Mandy.
What this means is:
- No need to notify public or neighbours.
- Don't need fence wof.
- No bigger zones or people to pick up poison dropped outside.
- No requirement to minimise bykill.
However, the fence does need to be approved by council. This is where council can actually now stop the drop. By confirming the fence is insecure it can refuse permission.
We need to impress on council that they now have the ability to say yay or nay. They must stay nay.
We have professional moving boxes to give away. Various sizes for linen, china, pictures etc. They have been used once and for most of the boxes the tape has been taken off so the boxes are now folded flat. To use them again they just need to be put back into shape and taped with brown tape (sorry… View moreWe have professional moving boxes to give away. Various sizes for linen, china, pictures etc. They have been used once and for most of the boxes the tape has been taken off so the boxes are now folded flat. To use them again they just need to be put back into shape and taped with brown tape (sorry tape is not provided by us).
Also to give away we have the following:
~ A custom built pine packing crate with internal cushioning for a flat screen tv (up to 32 inches). External measurements are 69cm high, 94cm across, 25cm deep.
~ A large pine packing crate for a display unit or similar. External measurements for this are: 127cm high, 145cm across, 43 cm deep.
We understand that coeliac disease affects many families, which is why we offer a range of gluten free products to allow those affected to still have a great a choice in food and diet. However, we'd still love to hear your thoughts on what your favourite gluten free product is, or what you … View moreWe understand that coeliac disease affects many families, which is why we offer a range of gluten free products to allow those affected to still have a great a choice in food and diet. However, we'd still love to hear your thoughts on what your favourite gluten free product is, or what you might like to see more of in-store? Comment below!
I am needing one of these small psu's for a media box. The failed one is 150x65x65mm, but can take a bit larger size apart from the longest dimension. Needing 24 pin, 4 pin and 2 sata outlets and at least 150watts. Does anyone have a functional one of these available? Thanks Bruce 027 821 9670
We have 12x small rose bushes in our Atawhai garden that we want rid of. They are various shades of pink plus some white. No idea what variety of roses they are.
You are welcome to come have a look on Sunday / next week and dig them up if you would like to take home. We also have lots of rose … View moreWe have 12x small rose bushes in our Atawhai garden that we want rid of. They are various shades of pink plus some white. No idea what variety of roses they are.
You are welcome to come have a look on Sunday / next week and dig them up if you would like to take home. We also have lots of rose feed we can throw in with the roses. Apologies for the terrible pics
Hi, has anyone treated their cat successfully for Milliary Dermatitis, our cat is all scabby and she's constantly scratching. I phoned the vet but she said that pretty much all cats have it and there's nothing to be done ☹️ She's been wormed and de fleed and that makes no … View moreHi, has anyone treated their cat successfully for Milliary Dermatitis, our cat is all scabby and she's constantly scratching. I phoned the vet but she said that pretty much all cats have it and there's nothing to be done ☹️ She's been wormed and de fleed and that makes no difference. Also, I've put her on a dry food only diet 'purina' salmon, because chicken and beef can apparently cause allergies. Please don't suggest I bathing her, she just will not allow it!!!
Anyone interested in 2 sister goats? 1 year old. From a herd of quality milk producers. Saanen x. Bottle fed, used to human contact. They are as tame as any other pet you might have at home. However, they do eat anything - grass, leaves, gorse, blackberry, veggies...
Windsurf pole wanted. Condition immaterial as not needed for sailing. Phone/text Jim 0275452321
Brodifacoum data sheet - scary stuff. Please note the hightlighted areas. This stuff is extremely toxic and was NEVER meant to be used in anything other than a bait station! Note on page 2 that "bait should be prevented from entering streams or waterways". Also on page 2 re loading bait. … View moreBrodifacoum data sheet - scary stuff. Please note the hightlighted areas. This stuff is extremely toxic and was NEVER meant to be used in anything other than a bait station! Note on page 2 that "bait should be prevented from entering streams or waterways". Also on page 2 re loading bait. This will be happening in Brook Street just across the load from homes - how will these residents (and their pets) be protected from dust? Page 3 discusses secondary poisoning - this will affect domestic cats (if they eat a non-mortally poisoned bird or mouse) and dogs (who scavenge any non-mortally poisoned creature). The sanctuary fence has proven that it cannot remain entire in basic weather conditions. Page 4 again states "take measures to minimise the chance of baits entering any body ot water". How are the Sanctuary volunteers going to manage this? It goes on to say "exposed bodies of all poisoned animals whould be collected and destroyed by complete burning or deep burial at a landfill approved for hazardous wastes". Again, how it this being managed?
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Check out the link above - read about how the animals suffer, how toxic it is to fish, how long it takes to die and the high risk of secondary poisoning! Definitely NOT the type of substance you want in your neighbourhood.......
Have lots of boxes, banana and good study boxes for moving if anyone interested. Ph 021947627
Two house fires in Nelson have prompted emergency services to remind residents to check their smoke alarms, chimneys and electrical equipment with winter approaching.
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