Te Waka

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attachments to the evidence of Di Lucas, Registered NZILA Landscape Architect Unison stage 2 proposal Te Waka Range, Hawkes Bay Nov 2008 View over the site from the south (Lucas, 2006). (Note anemometer mast on central ridge on the left. Te Waka trig and tower at end of eastern plateau margin on right, Camp Stream and beech forest below)

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Te Waka

Transcript of Te Waka

attachmentsto the evidence of Di Lucas, Registered NZILA Landscape Architect

Unison stage 2 proposal Te Waka Range, Hawkes BayNov 2008

View over the site from the south (Lucas, 2006). (Note anemometer mast on central ridge on the left. Te Waka trig and tower at end of eastern plateau margin on right, Camp Stream and beech forest below)

Te Waka Range - locationattachment 1

Landform model Te Waka Range (indicative only)

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Te Waka Landform componentsattachment 3

Landforms model

attachment 4 Te Waka Range - sections

attachment 5Visible land area from Napier

Te Waka

Airport view

Based on terrain, land surfaces potentially visiblefrom Napier includes most of the Te Waka turbine sites.

Bluff Hill view

attachment 6Te Waka Range

attachment 7Te Waka Range

attachment 8Te Waka Range

attachment 9Te Waka Range

Te Waka Range attachment 10

From Hospital Hill over Westshore to Te Waka-Titiokura-Maungaharuru and Heretaunga Plain (note Te Waka mast)

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attachment 12 from Hospital Hill, Napier (November 2005)

* The mountain range is a tribal boundary. Viewed from the coast the full range is termed MAUNGAHARURU. From inland the full range is termed TITIOKURA.

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attachment 13 Te Waka Range - access

attachment 14Te Waka Range - vulnerable quaternary heritage

(source Prof. R. N. Holdaway pers. com., Feb 2007)

attachment 15Te Waka Range - indigenous vegetation

as indicated in the Land Cover Database 2

Emma Hamilton, 1910 - 1920. from Westshore, looking across Inner Harbour (now the airport) to Maungaharuru

attachment 16Te Waka Range

attachment 17Lewis Evans, 1916. from mouth of old Tutaekuri River, over the Ahuriri Inner Harbour to Te Waka

Te Waka Range

attachment 18Historic vegetation

attachment 19Multiple Turbines

attachment 20Comparative Scale

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West Wind earthworksattachment 22

Tongue Point

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West Wind earth-works

attachment 24West Wind earthworks

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