Proposed Marlborough Environment Plan Volume 2 - 13.2.9. Dust. - 13.2.10. Dust from any process vent or stack. - 13.3. Standards that apply to specific permitted activities - 13.3.1. Processing of cargo (except wood or forestry) that is delivered by a ship to a port for processing. - 13.3.2. Port engineering. - 13.3.3. Truck fuel facility. - 13.3.4. Manual scraping of an anti-foul paint coating or bio-foul waste from a ship. - 13.3.5. Living accommodation facility for port staff. (238/413)

Proposed Marlborough Environment Plan Volume 2Proposed Marlborough Environment Plan Volume 2 - 13.2.9. Dust. - 13.2.10. Dust from any process vent or stack. - 13.3. Standards that apply to specific permitted activities - 13.3.1. Processing of cargo (except wood or forestry) that is delivered by a ship to a port for processing. - 13.3.2. Port engineering. - 13.3.3. Truck fuel facility. - 13.3.4. Manual scraping of an anti-foul paint coating or bio-foul waste from a ship. - 13.3.5. Living accommodation facility for port staff. (238/413) Volume Two 13. Port Zone 13.2.9. Dust. 13.2.9.1. The best practicable method must be adopted to avoid dust beyond the legal boundary of the area of land on which the activity is occurring. 13.2.10. Dust from any process vent or stack. 13.2.10.1. The dust must not contain hazardous substances. 13.2.10.2. The particulate discharge rate from any air pollution control equipment and dust collection system must not exceed 250mg/m at any time, corrected to 0°C, 3 1 atmosphere pressure, dry gas basis. 13.2.10.3. Dust particles must not exceed 0.05mm size in any direction. 13.3. Standards that apply to specific permitted activities 13.3.1. Processing of cargo (except wood or forestry) that is delivered by a ship to a port for processing. 13.3.1.1. That activity must not result in any waste discharge. 13.3.1.2. The processing must not involve a connection to the municipal water supply. 13.3.1.3. Processing, including storage of material before or after processing, must not result in a discharge to land, air or water (including coastal water). 13.3.2. Port engineering. 13.3.2.1. There must be no contaminants released into the coastal marine area. 13.3.3. Truck fuel facility. 13.3.3.1. Accommodation must not be provided as part of the activity. 13.3.4. Manual scraping of an anti-foul paint coating or bio-foul waste from a ship. 13.3.4.1. The activity must not be undertaken within 10m of the coastal marine area. 13.3.4.2. All anti-foul or biofoul waste, coating waste or other contaminant removed must be captured and stored for disposal in a covered container located in a roofed area. 13.3.4.3. The waste must not be disposed of to the coastal marine area. 13.3.4.4. The activity must not result in any paint entering a waterbody (including coastal water). 13.3.4.5. The activity must not result in deposition of anti-foul or bio-foul material on property owned or occupied by persons other than those who carry out the activity. 13.3.5. Living accommodation facility for port staff. 13.3.5.1. The accommodation must be on-site and ancillary to the operations of the port. 13.3.5.2. The accommodation must only be provided to employees of the operator of the port. 13 – 7