Ref: HES467 Riversdale Piggery

Appendix C: Site Photographs

Access to residence to the right with transport workshop in the distance

Current access off R325

Access gate to transport area Access into composting area with log book box

Ref: HES440 SS Transport Composting

Note standing water starting where the clay liner is located. The area experienced a heavy rainfall event of 55mm from Tuesday 14/11/17 to Thursday morning 16/11/17. No standing water was seen anywhere outside of the clay lined area.

Appendix C: Site Photographs

Transport workshop with bagging plant and other machinery View from compost access back towards residence

View to composting gate with stock pile on the right. Note that there is no standing water along the road area as there is no clay liner at this point.

Ref: HES440 SS Transport Composting

View of the central active composting area. Piles that are older are moved outward of this area as they stabilise.

Appendix C: Site Photographs

“Dam” made of wood shaving to contain blood until it is absorbed. Active compost area has clay lining beneath

Stock pile of wood material

“Dam” showing blood recently delivered and covered with wood shavings. Note standing water from rain on the outside of the walls.

Ref: HES440 SS Transport Composting

Upstream borehole

Appendix C: Site Photographs The area to the left has been lined with clay whilst the area to the right has not. The piles on the outer edges of the clay liner are stable compost.

Completed product storage area

Ground clearly showing clay liner.