Water right granted
Wellington reporter The proposed salmon field station on the Glenariffe Stream of the upper Rakaia River has moved a step closer to establishment with the granting of a Crown water right by the National Water and Soil Conservation Authority.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries may now divert from the Glenariffe Stream up to 2700 cumecs
(cubic metres) of water a day for fish-research purposes. It may also discharge up to 2700 cumecs of waste water a day. The right to discharge waste water was made subject to stringent conditions: the water must meet certain purity standards and the Ministry must not discharge waste directly into the Glenariffe Stream when the salmon ponds are cleaned.
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Press, 7 April 1979, Page 2
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118Water right granted Press, 7 April 1979, Page 2
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