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*Literature review of Porirua Harbour and catchmentAppendix 2: Annotated BibliographyA community vision for Pauatahanui Inlet. Management plan for Pauatahanuilnlet,focused on protecting and enhancing the quality of the environment. Highlights issuesthat need researching and addressing, actions to address these issues and desiredoutcomes. Highlights potential conflict and management. Submitted with consultationof stakeholdersPICT (2001). Planiiiig wiih tt purpose. Make a difference 10 Ihe Inlei. Pauatahanui InletCommunity Trust, Greater Wellington Regional Council and Porirua City Council.Educational pamphlet describing the estuary, its importance and biologicalcharacteristics. Outlines reasons for local residents to plant native species. Providesinformation on species types and best locations to plant them. Key outcome of thispamphletis to prevent erosionQE2NT (1989). Taupo Swanip PIi7iiinertoi? Manageii?ent Plan. Wellington, Queen Elizabeth HNational Trust.Maps and describes Taupo Swamp. The swamp contains regionalIy unique and diversevegetation and succession stages, and is one of the few lowland topogenous mires in theregion (topogenous referring to a topographic barrier preventing free and naturaldrainage, and local water via a fresh stream source). Describes history, soils, bird speciesof the area, adjacent land use and associated potential management issues. Proposespolicies on water management, fire control, access, commercial exploitation, noxiousplant control, and fencing, with a policy of protection, maintenance and enhancement ofthe natural values of the swamp fro the benefit and enjoyment of the public.Rosier, J. (1993). Mttnoge, lieni of Pawttttthttnwi 1111ei. ' Discussion Docunieni. Report forWellington Regional CouncilComments on the suitability of a number of different planning-based methods that maybe used, under various legislation to: protect important ecological values; deal withadverse effects of human activities; ensure integrated management of the catchments andcoastal marine areas of Pauatahanui Inlet. Recognises importance of Pauaiahanui Inletbeing the largest relatively unmodified estuarine areas in the southern part of the NorthIsland.WCC (2008). Draft Noriherii Reserves Manageii?errt Plan. Wellington City CouncilList of reserves in the Wellington and Forirua City areas. Notes which containrepresentations of natural ecosystems and ecological domains. Plan describes allreservesand sets out objectives and policies for them, including objectives and policy for ecologyKey gaps in ecological connectivity of the reserve network include the Tawa Basin,Grenada North, Churlon Park and Glenside. Also emphasizes weed and pest control andthe negative effect of horse grazing on biodiversityWRC and FMR (2001). Cunnoits Creek yes!oralioii und developi, teniplun, Belnioni RegionalPark. Wellington Regional Council and Friends ofMaara RoaRestoration and development plan for Cannons Creek Valley, also known as Maara RoaAccounts achievements to date, as depicted by photographs of the area. Describes thevegetation 12 years ago, and how the remnant forest has been enhanced. Givesrestoration methods and techniques, including which areas to target to achieve the bestlong term results. Discusses planting, pest control, site selection, ongoing maintenanceand fire protection. Consideration given to recreation, especially as the valley is a link toReportfor Porirua City Council & Wellington City CouncilBlaschke and Rutherford Environmental ConsultantsFebruary 201046
, ,Literature review of Porirua Harbour and catchmentAppendix 2: Annotated BibliographyBelmont Regional Park. Outlines track construction, maintenance and signage. Providesa flora species list and a description of the vegetation.WRC, PCC, Doc and MAF (1995). linegraied Indriogeiiieiti of Pawu!ahonwi 1111ei. Welling10nWellington Regional Council, POTirua City Council, Department of Conservation, Ministry ofAgriculture and FisheriesSeveral agencies have management responsibilities for the inlet and its catchmeniCurrent statutory controls are documented and those proposed for the inlet. Mostperceived problems affecting inlet result from activities which occur above the mean highwater springs lineSocial and Historical SourcesBlake, A. H. (2002). The "savages" of Otaki. Sixty years in New Zealand: stories of peace andwar. Oldki Historical Society lorryn01 24. 13-15Historical account of the early history of 01aki and surrounds. Description of the early(1909) landscape and vegetation, which was densely wooded.BML (2005). Review of cullurul OSpec!s of the cousinl rowie & Transi?lissioit Gwlly motorwuyweSIerii corridor Iransporiaii'o11 SIudy. Tauranga, Boffa Miskell Ltd. for POTirua City Council,Reference: To 5101.This report identified cultural values in the study area founded on occupation, use andassociation over a several centuries and are focused along the coastal area, includingPOTirua harbour/Panatahanui Inlet. Recounts tangaia whenua traditions of the POTiruaarea. Taniwha, migration waka, important ancestors and groups of tangata whenua allfeature within these coastal areas. The sites and areas significant to tangata whenua aremany, however, again are mainly located within the coastal areas with the exception ofinland refuges during times of conflict, harvesting areas and tracks. Assessment of theimpact of the proposed highway routes on these cultural areasBrodie, J. W. (1980). An early history of Pauatahanui. Pp. 11- 34 in Healy (ed). (1980).Comprehensive summary of the history of the Pauatahanui Inlet and catchmentIllustrated with many contemporary drawings and photos.Heath, B. and H. Balham (1994). n?e Purer^?did SIory. Wellington, New Zealand, ParemataResidents AssociationHistorical account of Paremaia using original sources. Concentrating on notable localpeople and events, focusing on Paremata.KGith, M. (1990). Tiley came o11 1/7e rides. ' a shori his!OJT ofPorii'wu rind IIS people. POTirua, NewZealand, POTirua City Council.History of POTirua, some mention of geological history, but concentrated on humanactivitiesScrimgeour, A. (1995). Froni village to city cenire. Porirua, New Zealand, POTirua Museum,POTirua City CouncilPhotographs and description of the development and expansion of POTirua City over timeConcentrating on buildings and architectureReport for Porirua City Council & Wellington City CouncilBlaschke and Rutherford Environmental ConsultantsFebruary 201047
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