TGPC: Greater Wellington letter to Chair, PCTG BOI - Attachment 2

,.Literature review of Porirua Harbour and catchmentAppendix 2: Annotated BibliographyDLS (1973). Welling10/11and di^Incl, cousinl reserves my us1180iion, report on Porirua Harbour,Department of Lands and SurveyReport to highlight coastal areas of importance recreational use, scenic andenvironmental value. Supporting document for land purchase and the development ofpolicy to protect such land. Divides harbour into distinct recreational use areasDLS (1978). Willnitiu Pork Managenieni PIOn. Wellington, Department of Lands and Survey,for Whitireia Park Board, Management Plan Series N"' RR2.Summary of the history, geology, climate, soils, vegetation land tenure and control ofWhitireia Park. Development and management proposal and policiesEMS and P. Blaschke (2008). Pawuiohanui 1111eipothwuy. Ration Pont! 10 Pouu!ahanui Village.Appticuii0,110r yesowrce consents. Environmental Management Services Limited for PIimmertonRotary Club and POTirua City Council.Application for Resource Consent for construction of a pedestrian/cyclist pathway fromRation Point to Pauatahanui Village. Details proposed route and design, including nativeplantings. Road safely and visual effects considered. Documents possible environmentalimpacts and concludes that with native plantings on the coastal margin, overallthe planwill have positive results. Disturbance 10 birds and increased predation will be ThinorHall, A. (2002). Kukai^o Sired171 es!wary restoration plan. Resource Policy report, WellingtonRegional Council.Recognition that the nationally significant site is under pressure from direct or indirecthuman impacts, and the need for a planned restoration work. Outlines restorationobjectives and how they will be achieved. Objectives, re-establish native vegetation,control weeds and pests, restrict vehicle access, promote care and community responseand work with community groups.Owen, K. (1984). Parvoiohunui Wildlife Management Reserve Manageiiieiit Flail. Wellington,New Zealand Wildlife Service, Department of Internal AffairsPart I describes the reserve (legal description, physical, access, history, control andmanagement, climate, geomorphology and soils, hydrology, vegetation: List of vascularplants (appendix 7), wildlife: checklist of birds (appendix 8), public use/recreation/scenicvalues, adjacentland uses), Parts 2 & 3 outline management objectives and polices.PCC (1994). Ponyuo City lundscupe siraiegy. POTirua City CouncilFocus is to contribute to the identification and development of a distinctive landscape andcharacter of Portrua City by providing strategies for the protection, management andenhancement of the landscape. Ten landscapes coveredPCC (no date). Sirniegic wdlkwuy proposal- preliminary illves!igaiioi? nilo walkway OPPoriuniiiesfor Poi'iruu City. POTirua City Council, Revision One'Outlines recreational and pedestrian needs for walkways. Lists and maps proposedwalkways and tabulaies properties of these and ranks options. Few flora and faunasurveys of proposed walkway areas exist so for most options it is 'unknown'if significanthabitat is impacted by the proposals. Proposed walkways circle the inlet, to providehuman access to all areas of the coast. No discussion of ecological impactsPIAG (2000). Towards In legruted Inariugeii?ent. ' POWuiuhanwi Inlet aciio, I plait. PauatahanuiInletAdvisory Group. Publication N' WRC RP-G-00133Reportfor Porirua City Council & Wellington City CouncilBlaschke and Rutherford Environmental ConsultantsFebruary 201045