Proposed Marlborough Environment Plan Volume 2 - 4.7. Prohibited Activities - 4.7.1. Commercial forestry planting, carbon sequestration forestry planting (non-permanent) or woodlot forestry planting on land identified as Steep Erosion-Prone Land, that has not previously been planted in lawfully established commercial, carbon sequestration (non-permanent) or woodlot forestry. - 4.7.2. The harvesting of commercial forestry or woodlot forestry plantings on land identified as Steep Erosion-Prone Land, which has not been lawfully established. - 4.7.3. Planting Lodgepole pine (Pinus contorta). - 4.7.4. From 9 June 2022, permitting intensively farmed livestock to enter onto the bed of a river when there is water flowing in the river. - 4.7.5. From 9 June 2022, permitting intensively farmed livestock to pass across the bed of a river when there is water flowing in the river. - 4.7.6. Disposal of hazardous waste into or onto land (other than into a lawfully established hazardous waste landfill). - 4.7.7. Discharge of human effluent through a soak pit established after 9 June 2016. - 4.7.8. Drainage of Kauauroa Bay Significant Wetland – W1026. - 4.7.9. Discharge of contaminants to air arising from the burning of any of the following materials: (138/413)

Proposed Marlborough Environment Plan Volume 2Proposed Marlborough Environment Plan Volume 2 - 4.7. Prohibited Activities - 4.7.1. Commercial forestry planting, carbon sequestration forestry planting (non-permanent) or woodlot forestry planting on land identified as Steep Erosion-Prone Land, that has not previously been planted in lawfully established commercial, carbon sequestration (non-permanent) or woodlot forestry. - 4.7.2. The harvesting of commercial forestry or woodlot forestry plantings on land identified as Steep Erosion-Prone Land, which has not been lawfully established. - 4.7.3. Planting Lodgepole pine (Pinus contorta). - 4.7.4. From 9 June 2022, permitting intensively farmed livestock to enter onto the bed of a river when there is water flowing in the river. - 4.7.5. From 9 June 2022, permitting intensively farmed livestock to pass across the bed of a river when there is water flowing in the river. - 4.7.6. Disposal of hazardous waste into or onto land (other than into a lawfully established hazardous waste landfill). - 4.7.7. Discharge of human effluent through a soak pit established after 9 June 2016. - 4.7.8. Drainage of Kauauroa Bay Significant Wetland – W1026. - 4.7.9. Discharge of contaminants to air arising from the burning of any of the following materials: (138/413) Volume Two 4. Coastal Environment Zone 4.7. Prohibited Activities The following are Prohibited Activities for which no application can be made: [R] 4.7.1. Commercial forestry planting, carbon sequestration forestry planting (non- permanent) or woodlot forestry planting on land identified as Steep Erosion-Prone Land, that has not previously been planted in lawfully established commercial, carbon sequestration (non-permanent) or woodlot forestry. [R] 4.7.2. The harvesting of commercial forestry or woodlot forestry plantings on land identified as Steep Erosion-Prone Land, which has not been lawfully established. [D] 4.7.3. Planting Lodgepole pine (Pinus contorta ). [R] 4.7.4. From 9 June 2022, permitting intensively farmed livestock to enter onto the bed of a river when there is water flowing in the river. [R] 4.7.5. From 9 June 2022, permitting intensively farmed livestock to pass across the bed of a river when there is water flowing in the river. [R] 4.7.6. Disposal of hazardous waste into or onto land (other than into a lawfully established hazardous waste landfill). [R] 4.7.7. Discharge of human effluent through a soak pit established after 9 June 2016. [R] 4.7.8. Drainage of Kauauroa Bay Significant Wetland – W1026. [R] 4.7.9. Discharge of contaminants to air arising from the burning of any of the following materials: (a) wood having a moisture content of more than 25% dry weight; (b) wood which is painted, stained, oiled or coated; (c) wood treated with preservatives or impregnated with chemicals, including but not limited to, wood treated with Copper-Chrome-Arsenic; (d) pellets containing greater than 10 mg/kg (dry) of copper and 0.02 w-% (dry) of chlorine; (e) composite wood boards containing formaldehyde or similar adhesives, including but not limited to chip board, fibreboard, particle board and laminated boards; (f) metals and materials containing metals including but not limited to cables; (g) materials containing asbestos; (h) material containing tar or bitumen; (i) all rubber, including but not limited to, rubber tyres; 4 – 27