40 Condition Explanation f. Relationship of mine operations to any impacts on local services (i.e. education, health community groups, sports groups); g. Relationship of mine operations to any impacts on emergency services (i.e. fire, civil defence, ambulance); h. Changes in participation of voluntary and recreational groups; i. Changes in local business activity arising from mining activity; j. Take up of the Consent Holder’s property purchases and top up policy; k. Distribution and use of the Amenity Effect Programme; and l. Complaints and associated information received by the Consent Holder and the response to those complaints. 110 The Consent Holder shall engage a social impact assessment specialist to prepare a report on a biennial basis on the monitoring results, analysis of those results, and management of effects outlined in the SIMP. The report will also include any recommendation on changes to the agreed indicators. The report shall be provided to the Hauraki District Council and made publicly available. 111 In the event that the social impact assessment specialist identifies a significant adverse trend in the indicators identified in the SIMP, that are directly attributable the Consent Holder’s mining activities authorised by this consent, the Consent Holder shall undertake appropriate mitigation action and shall report to the Hauraki District Council on any appropriate mitigation actions it has taken in response to the trend. For the avoidance of doubt, the effect of cessation or suspension of mining activities authorised by this consent will not be considered when assessing adverse trends. 112 The SIMP may be reviewed over the life of the mining activities authorised by this consent but shall be reviewed at a minimum of every five years from its certification by the Hauraki District Council. The Consent Holder shall consult with the Hauraki District Council and with key stakeholders identified in the SIMP in undertaking the review of the SIMP, and the reviewed SIMP shall be certified by the Hauraki District Council before it is implemented. Area 1 Ecology Conditions Vent Shaft Location 113 The Consent Holder may only establish vent shafts on land which is within the Haruaki District Council unformed paper road that traverses the Coromandel Forest Park. Pre-Vegetation Clearance Ecological Surveys
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