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POLICY_PLANNING.sdeadmin.WRP_CLASS_UNDER_REF

File Identifier: 1BDE86B7-6199-4C6C-B91B-8F652090C30B Parent Identifier: F5601E8B-A874-4D85-883E-756A8D5372D0 Hierarchy Level: feature Hierarchy Level Name: feature of Waikato Regional Plan Maps - GIS Layer Abstract: Classified under reference. Statement: This data was created for the Waikato Regional Plan. The classifications were determined through the Regional plan consultation process using stakeholder experiences, surveys of recreational users and other internal WRC data. The classifications were determined through the Regional plan consultation process using stakeholder experiences, surveys of recreational users and other internal WRC data. Initially the classes were set out in Geomedia using the hydro layer as a basis. The process by which streams were classified, including the references used is set out in detail in DOCS#588437 “Proposed Waikato Regional Plan – s32 Documentation (Water) – September 1998,” Waikato Regional Council, Hamilton and in “Decisions Report on Module 3 Submissions for the Proposed Waikato Regional Plan” WRC Policy Series 01/25 Waikato Regional Council Hamilton Other Information: Geographic extent and pojection and co-ordinates: Whole of Waikato Region The positional accuracy of classified water bodies is primarily dependent on the underlying 1:50,000 hydrological data set, i.e. accuracy of the data is subject to the cartographic representation of the material on the Infomap 260 Series. 90% of well-defined features are within ± 22m of their true position and within ± 10 metres of their true height. Period and Frequency of Record: One off, final decisions made by Council in September 2001, may be revised by future plan changes but any changes must go through the RMA process. Some Changes made 19/9/06 as directed by WRC policy Team. Data Acquisition Method(s): The classifications were determined through the Regional plan consultation process using stakeholder experiences, surveys of recreational users and other internal WRC data. Initially the classes were set out in Geomedia using the hydro layer as a basis. The process by which streams were classified, including the references used is set out in detail in DOCS#588437 “Proposed Waikato Regional Plan – s32 Documentation (Water) – September 1998,” Waikato Regional Council, Hamilton and in “Decisions Report on Module 3 Submissions for the Proposed Waikato Regional Plan” WRC Policy Series 01/25 Waikato Regional Council Hamilton Accuracy of the data is subject to the cartographic representation of the material on the Infomap 260 Series. 90% of well-defined features are within ± 22m of their true position and within ± 10 metres of their true height. Quality of the data is dependent on the decision rules used to assess whether a water body occurs in a category, and errors in the underlying 1:50,000 hydrological data set. The decision rules were verified by RIG scientific staff, Policy staff and through a period of Public consultation. It is anticipated that examination of the draft maps found all errors. The 1:50,000 hydrological data set has had a number of problems with omission errors. These have been reported in documents such as Docsopen 621608 “GIS 1_50000 Hydro Layer Problems July 2000”. Users should check with Environmental Monitoring staff (Mark Williams) for more detailed information on the quality of the 1_50000 Hydro Layer. No quantitative checks on attribute accuracy undertaken. Attribute accuracy was checked by examination of the draft maps by RIG and Policy Staff and Public consultation. Any identified errors were checked and fixed if necessary. Accepting omissions in the 1:50,000 hydrological data set (refer “Data Quality” section), the water body data are assumed complete. Data have been checked via publication of the draft plan and invitation of public submissions where omissions or commissions were identified. Errors identified by the public were verified by RIG staff and modifications were made were deemed appropriate. Completed and should remain largely unchanged for next 10 years, however it may well be updated from time to time by either order of the Environment Court or changes to Regional Plan but this will require a legal process to be followed before the change is made. Therefore before making decisions based on it check with WRC Policy Group. Data Form: Electronic and hard copy maps. Digital Format: Data WRCs Oracle data base and is accessible by WRCs Intergraph GIS Applications. Applications: Determining water quality standards that activities must meet to comply with rules in WRP or for assessment of consent applications. Used in consent officers reports, plan effectiveness monitoring, reporting state of the environment information, prioritising non-regulatory initiatives by Waikato Regional Council (such as funding riparian enhancement). However there are often other matters to be taken into account so before making decisions based on this data check with WRC Policy Group. Keywords: Download,WRP,Waterway Topic Category: inlandWaters:inland water features, drainage systems and their characteristics Resource Reference Date: 16/05/2012 Metadata Constraints Access Constraints: copyright Use Constraints: copyright Maintenance Information Maintenance frequency: notPlanned Last Load Date: 28/01/2004 Spatial Representation Information Recommended Scale: 1:50,000 Reference System: EPSG2193 Spatial Representation Type: vector Vector Grid Geographic Bounding Box GeometricObjectType : surface geometricObjectCount : 15 topologyLevel : geometryOnly Number of Dimensions : 2 Cell Geometry : Transformation Param Available : N westBoundLongitude : 1869907.0967 eastBoundLongitude : 1751126.6395 southBoundLatitude : 5652514.816 northBoundLatitude : 5892405.6001 Responsible Parties Role: owner Position: Team Leader - Water (Policy) Organisation: Waikato Regional Council - Science, Policy and Information Delivery Point: 160 Ward Street City: Hamilton Central Postal Code: 3204 Country: New Zealand Phone: 0800 800 401 Fax: 07 859 0998 Email: inforeq@waikatoregion.govt.nz Role: custodian Position: Team Leader - Spatial Information and Data Management Organisation: Waikato Regional Council Delivery Point: 160 Ward Street City: Hamilton Central Postal Code: 3204 Country: New Zealand Phone: Fax: Email: Data Constraints Data Access Constraints : copyright Data Use Constraints: copyright Data Distribution: Unrestricted Licence Type : Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) Licence: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Licence Expiry: Licence Conditions: Under this license you are free to copy, distribute, and adapt the work. You must however attribute the work to Waikato Regional Council and abide by the license terms and conditions. Copyright : This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. © Waikato Regional Council 2004. Waikato Regonal Plan Maps. Licensed under CC BY 4.0. Data Disclaimers : The standard Waikato Regional Council Disclaimer applies to this data “While Waikato Regional Council has exercised all reasonable skill and care in controlling the contents of this information, Waikato Regional Council accepts no liability in contract, tort or otherwise howsoever, for any loss, damage, injury or expense (whether direct, indirect or consequential) arising out of the provision of this information or its use by you.” Data Use Limits : Download Links URL Format Notes Supporting Information Links URL Format Notes General Notes: Attribute Information Name Description Notes Restricted Primary Key GEOMETRY N N NAME Name of Waterbody N N CHALLENGE_TO N N ID Numeric Unique Identifier N Y

POLICY_PLANNING.sdeadmin.WRP_CONTACT_RECREATION

File Identifier: BA1C3B1E-C5D3-447A-B93D-FCCE5FD53872 Parent Identifier: 11CE081D-EC4C-4F1D-B3A9-DAD8CAEF9E8D Hierarchy Level: feature Hierarchy Level Name: feature of Waikato Regional Plan Maps - GIS Layer Abstract: Contact Recreation classified water bodies Statement: This data was created for the Waikato Regional Plan. The classifications were determined through the Regional plan consultation process using stakeholder experiences, surveys of recreational users and other internal WRC data. The classifications were determined through the Regional plan consultation process using stakeholder experiences, surveys of recreational users and other internal WRC data. Initially the classes were set out in Geomedia using the hydro layer as a basis. The process by which streams were classified, including the references used is set out in detail in DOCS#588437 “Proposed Waikato Regional Plan – s32 Documentation (Water) – September 1998,” Waikato Regional Council, Hamilton and in “Decisions Report on Module 3 Submissions for the Proposed Waikato Regional Plan” WRC Policy Series 01/25 Waikato Regional Council Hamilton Other Information: Geographic extent and pojection and co-ordinates: Whole of Waikato Region The positional accuracy of classified water bodies is primarily dependent on the underlying 1:50,000 hydrological data set, i.e. accuracy of the data is subject to the cartographic representation of the material on the Infomap 260 Series. 90% of well-defined features are within ± 22m of their true position and within ± 10 metres of their true height. Period and Frequency of Record: One off, final decisions made by Council in September 2001, may be revised by future plan changes but any changes must go through the RMA process. Some Changes made 19/9/06 as directed by WRC policy Team. Data Acquisition Method(s): The classifications were determined through the Regional plan consultation process using stakeholder experiences, surveys of recreational users and other internal WRC data. Initially the classes were set out in Geomedia using the hydro layer as a basis. The process by which streams were classified, including the references used is set out in detail in DOCS#588437 “Proposed Waikato Regional Plan – s32 Documentation (Water) – September 1998,” Waikato Regional Council, Hamilton and in “Decisions Report on Module 3 Submissions for the Proposed Waikato Regional Plan” WRC Policy Series 01/25 Waikato Regional Council Hamilton Accuracy of the data is subject to the cartographic representation of the material on the Infomap 260 Series. 90% of well-defined features are within ± 22m of their true position and within ± 10 metres of their true height. Quality of the data is dependent on the decision rules used to assess whether a water body occurs in a category, and errors in the underlying 1:50,000 hydrological data set. The decision rules were verified by RIG scientific staff, Policy staff and through a period of Public consultation. It is anticipated that examination of the draft maps found all errors. The 1:50,000 hydrological data set has had a number of problems with omission errors. These have been reported in documents such as Docsopen 621608 “GIS 1_50000 Hydro Layer Problems July 2000”. Users should check with Environmental Monitoring staff (Mark Williams) for more detailed information on the quality of the 1_50000 Hydro Layer. No quantitative checks on attribute accuracy undertaken. Attribute accuracy was checked by examination of the draft maps by RIG and Policy Staff and Public consultation. Any identified errors were checked and fixed if necessary. Accepting omissions in the 1:50,000 hydrological data set (refer “Data Quality” section), the water body data are assumed complete. Data have been checked via publication of the draft plan and invitation of public submissions where omissions or commissions were identified. Errors identified by the public were verified by RIG staff and modifications were made were deemed appropriate. Completed and should remain largely unchanged for next 10 years, however it may well be updated from time to time by either order of the Environment Court or changes to Regional Plan but this will require a legal process to be followed before the change is made. Therefore before making decisions based on it check with WRC Policy Group. Data Form: Electronic and hard copy maps. Digital Format: Data WRCs Oracle data base and is accessible by WRCs Intergraph GIS Applications. Applications: Determining water quality standards that activities must meet to comply with rules in WRP or for assessment of consent applications. Used in consent officers reports, plan effectiveness monitoring, reporting state of the environment information, prioritising non-regulatory initiatives by Waikato Regional Council (such as funding riparian enhancement). However there are often other matters to be taken into account so before making decisions based on this data check with WRC Policy Group. Keywords: Download,Indigenous,WRP,Waikato Data Portal,Water Topic Category: inlandWaters:inland water features, drainage systems and their characteristics Resource Reference Date: 16/05/2012 Metadata Constraints Access Constraints: copyright Use Constraints: copyright Maintenance Information Maintenance frequency: notPlanned Last Load Date: 28/01/2004 Spatial Representation Information Recommended Scale: Reference System: EPSG2193 Spatial Representation Type: vector Vector Grid Geographic Bounding Box GeometricObjectType : curve geometricObjectCount : 185 topologyLevel : geometryOnly Number of Dimensions : 2 Cell Geometry : Transformation Param Available : N westBoundLongitude : 1891862.8391 eastBoundLongitude : 1740910.7796 southBoundLatitude : 5652565.0004 northBoundLatitude : 5959842.2431 Responsible Parties Role: owner Position: Team Leader - Water (Policy) Organisation: Waikato Regional Council - Science, Policy and Information Delivery Point: 160 Ward Street City: Hamilton Central Postal Code: 3204 Country: New Zealand Phone: 0800 800 401 Fax: 07 859 0998 Email: inforeq@waikatoregion.govt.nz Role: Position: Organisation: Waikato Regional Council Delivery Point: 160 Ward Street City: Hamilton Central Postal Code: 3204 Country: New Zealand Phone: Fax: Email: Data Constraints Data Access Constraints : copyright Data Use Constraints: copyright Data Distribution: Unrestricted Licence Type : Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) Licence: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Licence Expiry: Licence Conditions: Under this license you are free to copy, distribute, and adapt the work. You must however attribute the work to Waikato Regional Council and abide by the license terms and conditions. Copyright : This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. © Waikato Regional Council 2004. Waikato Regonal Plan Maps. Licensed under CC BY 4.0. Data Disclaimers : The standard Waikato Regional Council Disclaimer applies to this data “While Waikato Regional Council has exercised all reasonable skill and care in controlling the contents of this information, Waikato Regional Council accepts no liability in contract, tort or otherwise howsoever, for any loss, damage, injury or expense (whether direct, indirect or consequential) arising out of the provision of this information or its use by you.” Data Use Limits : Download Links URL Format Notes  7450dbc2bd774aa7b071ec6870bac788 Download @ Waikato Data Portal Supporting Information Links URL Format Notes General Notes: Attribute Information Name Description Notes Restricted Primary Key GEOMETRY N N ID Unique Identifier N Y

POLICY_PLANNING.sdeadmin.WRP_INDIGENOUS_FISH_HAB

File Identifier: 8594A707-94B3-4AF3-9C61-C036824C2A03 Parent Identifier: 11CE081D-EC4C-4F1D-B3A9-DAD8CAEF9E8D Hierarchy Level: feature Hierarchy Level Name: feature of Waikato Regional Plan Maps - GIS Layer Abstract: Indigenous fisheries classified water bodies Statement: This data was created for the Waikato Regional Plan. The classifications were determined through the Regional plan consultation process using stakeholder experiences, surveys of recreational users and other internal WRC data. The classifications were determined through the Regional plan consultation process using stakeholder experiences, surveys of recreational users and other internal WRC data. Initially the classes were set out in Geomedia using the hydro layer as a basis. The process by which streams were classified, including the references used is set out in detail in DOCS#588437 “Proposed Waikato Regional Plan – s32 Documentation (Water) – September 1998,” Waikato Regional Council, Hamilton and in “Decisions Report on Module 3 Submissions for the Proposed Waikato Regional Plan” WRC Policy Series 01/25 Waikato Regional Council Hamilton Other Information: Geographic extent and pojection and co-ordinates: Whole of Waikato Region The positional accuracy of classified water bodies is primarily dependent on the underlying 1:50,000 hydrological data set, i.e. accuracy of the data is subject to the cartographic representation of the material on the Infomap 260 Series. 90% of well-defined features are within ± 22m of their true position and within ± 10 metres of their true height. Period and Frequency of Record: One off, final decisions made by Council in September 2001, may be revised by future plan changes but any changes must go through the RMA process. Some Changes made 19/9/06 as directed by WRC policy Team. Data Acquisition Method(s): The classifications were determined through the Regional plan consultation process using stakeholder experiences, surveys of recreational users and other internal WRC data. Initially the classes were set out in Geomedia using the hydro layer as a basis. The process by which streams were classified, including the references used is set out in detail in DOCS#588437 “Proposed Waikato Regional Plan – s32 Documentation (Water) – September 1998,” Waikato Regional Council, Hamilton and in “Decisions Report on Module 3 Submissions for the Proposed Waikato Regional Plan” WRC Policy Series 01/25 Waikato Regional Council Hamilton Accuracy of the data is subject to the cartographic representation of the material on the Infomap 260 Series. 90% of well-defined features are within ± 22m of their true position and within ± 10 metres of their true height. Quality of the data is dependent on the decision rules used to assess whether a water body occurs in a category, and errors in the underlying 1:50,000 hydrological data set. The decision rules were verified by RIG scientific staff, Policy staff and through a period of Public consultation. It is anticipated that examination of the draft maps found all errors. The 1:50,000 hydrological data set has had a number of problems with omission errors. These have been reported in documents such as Docsopen 621608 “GIS 1_50000 Hydro Layer Problems July 2000”. Users should check with Environmental Monitoring staff (Mark Williams) for more detailed information on the quality of the 1_50000 Hydro Layer. No quantitative checks on attribute accuracy undertaken. Attribute accuracy was checked by examination of the draft maps by RIG and Policy Staff and Public consultation. Any identified errors were checked and fixed if necessary. Accepting omissions in the 1:50,000 hydrological data set (refer “Data Quality” section), the water body data are assumed complete. Data have been checked via publication of the draft plan and invitation of public submissions where omissions or commissions were identified. Errors identified by the public were verified by RIG staff and modifications were made were deemed appropriate. Completed and should remain largely unchanged for next 10 years, however it may well be updated from time to time by either order of the Environment Court or changes to Regional Plan but this will require a legal process to be followed before the change is made. Therefore before making decisions based on it check with WRC Policy Group. Data Form: Electronic and hard copy maps. Digital Format: Data WRCs Oracle data base and is accessible by WRCs Intergraph GIS Applications. Applications: Determining water quality standards that activities must meet to comply with rules in WRP or for assessment of consent applications. Used in consent officers reports, plan effectiveness monitoring, reporting state of the environment information, prioritising non-regulatory initiatives by Waikato Regional Council (such as funding riparian enhancement). However there are often other matters to be taken into account so before making decisions based on this data check with WRC Policy Group. Keywords: Download,Fishes,Indigenous,Natural,WRP,Waikato Data Portal Topic Category: inlandWaters:inland water features, drainage systems and their characteristics Resource Reference Date: 16/05/2012 Metadata Constraints Access Constraints: copyright Use Constraints: copyright Maintenance Information Maintenance frequency: notPlanned Last Load Date: 28/01/2004 Spatial Representation Information Recommended Scale: 1:50,000 Reference System: EPSG2193 Spatial Representation Type: Vector Grid Geographic Bounding Box GeometricObjectType : curve geometricObjectCount : 5112 topologyLevel : geometryOnly Number of Dimensions : 2 Cell Geometry : Transformation Param Available : N westBoundLongitude : 1889801.6493 eastBoundLongitude : 1740910.7796 southBoundLatitude : 5665100.0231 northBoundLatitude : 5959799.6359 Responsible Parties Role: owner Position: Team Leader - Water (Policy) Organisation: Waikato Regional Council - Science, Policy and Information Delivery Point: 160 Ward Street City: Hamilton Central Postal Code: 3204 Country: New Zealand Phone: 0800 800 401 Fax: 07 859 0998 Email: inforeq@waikatoregion.govt.nz Role: Position: Organisation: Waikato Regional Council Delivery Point: 160 Ward Street City: Hamilton Central Postal Code: 3204 Country: New Zealand Phone: Fax: Email: Data Constraints Data Access Constraints : copyright Data Use Constraints: copyright Data Distribution: Unrestricted Licence Type : Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) Licence: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Licence Expiry: Licence Conditions: Under this license you are free to copy, distribute, and adapt the work. You must however attribute the work to Waikato Regional Council and abide by the license terms and conditions. Copyright : This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. © Waikato Regional Council 2004. Waikato Regonal Plan Maps. Licensed under CC BY 4.0. Data Disclaimers : The standard Waikato Regional Council Disclaimer applies to this data “While Waikato Regional Council has exercised all reasonable skill and care in controlling the contents of this information, Waikato Regional Council accepts no liability in contract, tort or otherwise howsoever, for any loss, damage, injury or expense (whether direct, indirect or consequential) arising out of the provision of this information or its use by you.” Data Use Limits : Download Links URL Format Notes  0183655f49d24711b1c0e7e75f92bb54 Download @ Waikato Data Portal Supporting Information Links URL Format Notes General Notes: Attribute Information Name Description Notes Restricted Primary Key GEOMETRY N N ID Unique Identifier N Y

POLICY_PLANNING.sdeadmin.WRP_NATURAL_STATE

File Identifier: 7C34A67A-0D32-4E35-987D-E435199DF138 Parent Identifier: F5601E8B-A874-4D85-883E-756A8D5372D0 Hierarchy Level: feature Hierarchy Level Name: feature of Waikato Regional Plan Maps - GIS Layer Abstract: Natural State of classified water bodies Statement: This data was created for the Waikato Regional Plan. The classifications were determined through the Regional plan consultation process using stakeholder experiences, surveys of recreational users and other internal WRC data. The classifications were determined through the Regional plan consultation process using stakeholder experiences, surveys of recreational users and other internal WRC data. Initially the classes were set out in Geomedia using the hydro layer as a basis. The process by which streams were classified, including the references used is set out in detail in DOCS#588437 “Proposed Waikato Regional Plan – s32 Documentation (Water) – September 1998,” Waikato Regional Council, Hamilton and in “Decisions Report on Module 3 Submissions for the Proposed Waikato Regional Plan” WRC Policy Series 01/25 Waikato Regional Council Hamilton Other Information: Geographic extent and pojection and co-ordinates: Whole of Waikato Region The positional accuracy of classified water bodies is primarily dependent on the underlying 1:50,000 hydrological data set, i.e. accuracy of the data is subject to the cartographic representation of the material on the Infomap 260 Series. 90% of well-defined features are within ± 22m of their true position and within ± 10 metres of their true height. Period and Frequency of Record: One off, final decisions made by Council in September 2001, may be revised by future plan changes but any changes must go through the RMA process. Some Changes made 19/9/06 as directed by WRC policy Team. Data Acquisition Method(s): The classifications were determined through the Regional plan consultation process using stakeholder experiences, surveys of recreational users and other internal WRC data. Initially the classes were set out in Geomedia using the hydro layer as a basis. The process by which streams were classified, including the references used is set out in detail in DOCS#588437 “Proposed Waikato Regional Plan – s32 Documentation (Water) – September 1998,” Waikato Regional Council, Hamilton and in “Decisions Report on Module 3 Submissions for the Proposed Waikato Regional Plan” WRC Policy Series 01/25 Waikato Regional Council Hamilton Accuracy of the data is subject to the cartographic representation of the material on the Infomap 260 Series. 90% of well-defined features are within ± 22m of their true position and within ± 10 metres of their true height. Quality of the data is dependent on the decision rules used to assess whether a water body occurs in a category, and errors in the underlying 1:50,000 hydrological data set. The decision rules were verified by RIG scientific staff, Policy staff and through a period of Public consultation. It is anticipated that examination of the draft maps found all errors. The 1:50,000 hydrological data set has had a number of problems with omission errors. These have been reported in documents such as Docsopen 621608 “GIS 1_50000 Hydro Layer Problems July 2000”. Users should check with Environmental Monitoring staff (Mark Williams) for more detailed information on the quality of the 1_50000 Hydro Layer. No quantitative checks on attribute accuracy undertaken. Attribute accuracy was checked by examination of the draft maps by RIG and Policy Staff and Public consultation. Any identified errors were checked and fixed if necessary. Accepting omissions in the 1:50,000 hydrological data set (refer “Data Quality” section), the water body data are assumed complete. Data have been checked via publication of the draft plan and invitation of public submissions where omissions or commissions were identified. Errors identified by the public were verified by RIG staff and modifications were made were deemed appropriate. Completed and should remain largely unchanged for next 10 years, however it may well be updated from time to time by either order of the Environment Court or changes to Regional Plan but this will require a legal process to be followed before the change is made. Therefore before making decisions based on it check with WRC Policy Group. Data Form: Electronic and hard copy maps. Digital Format: Data WRCs Oracle data base and is accessible by WRCs Intergraph GIS Applications. Applications: Determining water quality standards that activities must meet to comply with rules in WRP or for assessment of consent applications. Used in consent officers reports, plan effectiveness monitoring, reporting state of the environment information, prioritising non-regulatory initiatives by Waikato Regional Council (such as funding riparian enhancement). However there are often other matters to be taken into account so before making decisions based on this data check with WRC Policy Group. Keywords: Download,Management,Natural,WRP,Waikato Data Portal,Water Topic Category: inlandWaters:inland water features, drainage systems and their characteristics Resource Reference Date: 16/05/2012 Metadata Constraints Access Constraints: copyright Use Constraints: copyright Maintenance Information Maintenance frequency: notPlanned Last Load Date: 28/01/2004 Spatial Representation Information Recommended Scale: 1:50000 Reference System: EPSG2193 Spatial Representation Type: vector Vector Grid Geographic Bounding Box GeometricObjectType : curve geometricObjectCount : 11536 topologyLevel : geometryOnly Number of Dimensions : 2 Cell Geometry : Transformation Param Available : N westBoundLongitude : 1901615.4039 eastBoundLongitude : 1741507.9282 southBoundLatitude : 5646105.6451 northBoundLatitude : 5960778.3317 Responsible Parties Role: owner Position: Team Leader - Water (Policy) Organisation: Waikato Regional Council - Science, Policy and Information Delivery Point: 160 Ward Street City: Hamilton Central Postal Code: 3204 Country: New Zealand Phone: 0800 800 401 Fax: 07 859 0998 Email: inforeq@waikatoregion.govt.nz Role: Position: Organisation: Waikato Regional Council Delivery Point: 160 Ward Street City: Hamilton Central Postal Code: 3204 Country: New Zealand Phone: Fax: Email: Data Constraints Data Access Constraints : copyright Data Use Constraints: copyright Data Distribution: Unrestricted Licence Type : Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) Licence: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Licence Expiry: Licence Conditions: Under this license you are free to copy, distribute, and adapt the work. You must however attribute the work to Waikato Regional Council and abide by the license terms and conditions. Copyright : This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. © Waikato Regional Council 2004. Waikato Regonal Plan Maps. Licensed under CC BY 4.0. Data Disclaimers : The standard Waikato Regional Council Disclaimer applies to this data “While Waikato Regional Council has exercised all reasonable skill and care in controlling the contents of this information, Waikato Regional Council accepts no liability in contract, tort or otherwise howsoever, for any loss, damage, injury or expense (whether direct, indirect or consequential) arising out of the provision of this information or its use by you.” Data Use Limits : Download Links URL Format Notes  68af0630ef2c4e0d94d84b14c2744074 Download @ Waikato Data Portal Supporting Information Links URL Format Notes General Notes: Attribute Information Name Description Notes Restricted Primary Key GEOMETRY N N ID Unique Identifier N Y

POLICY_PLANNING.sdeadmin.WRP_TROUT_HABITAT

File Identifier: F9B6F6C6-5DA9-4005-83F5-127B69BECB01 Parent Identifier: F5601E8B-A874-4D85-883E-756A8D5372D0 Hierarchy Level: feature Hierarchy Level Name: feature of Waikato Regional Plan Maps - GIS Layer Abstract: Trout fisheries classified water bodies Statement: This data was created for the Waikato Regional Plan. The classifications were determined through the Regional plan consultation process using stakeholder experiences, surveys of recreational users and other internal WRC data. The classifications were determined through the Regional plan consultation process using stakeholder experiences, surveys of recreational users and other internal WRC data. Initially the classes were set out in Geomedia using the hydro layer as a basis. The process by which streams were classified, including the references used is set out in detail in DOCS#588437 “Proposed Waikato Regional Plan – s32 Documentation (Water) – September 1998,” Waikato Regional Council, Hamilton and in “Decisions Report on Module 3 Submissions for the Proposed Waikato Regional Plan” WRC Policy Series 01/25 Waikato Regional Council Hamilton Other Information: Geographic extent and pojection and co-ordinates: Whole of Waikato Region The positional accuracy of classified water bodies is primarily dependent on the underlying 1:50,000 hydrological data set, i.e. accuracy of the data is subject to the cartographic representation of the material on the Infomap 260 Series. 90% of well-defined features are within ± 22m of their true position and within ± 10 metres of their true height. Period and Frequency of Record: One off, final decisions made by Council in September 2001, may be revised by future plan changes but any changes must go through the RMA process. Some Changes made 19/9/06 as directed by WRC policy Team. Data Acquisition Method(s): The classifications were determined through the Regional plan consultation process using stakeholder experiences, surveys of recreational users and other internal WRC data. Initially the classes were set out in Geomedia using the hydro layer as a basis. The process by which streams were classified, including the references used is set out in detail in DOCS#588437 “Proposed Waikato Regional Plan – s32 Documentation (Water) – September 1998,” Waikato Regional Council, Hamilton and in “Decisions Report on Module 3 Submissions for the Proposed Waikato Regional Plan” WRC Policy Series 01/25 Waikato Regional Council Hamilton Accuracy of the data is subject to the cartographic representation of the material on the Infomap 260 Series. 90% of well-defined features are within ± 22m of their true position and within ± 10 metres of their true height. Quality of the data is dependent on the decision rules used to assess whether a water body occurs in a category, and errors in the underlying 1:50,000 hydrological data set. The decision rules were verified by RIG scientific staff, Policy staff and through a period of Public consultation. It is anticipated that examination of the draft maps found all errors. The 1:50,000 hydrological data set has had a number of problems with omission errors. These have been reported in documents such as Docsopen 621608 “GIS 1_50000 Hydro Layer Problems July 2000”. Users should check with Environmental Monitoring staff (Mark Williams) for more detailed information on the quality of the 1_50000 Hydro Layer. No quantitative checks on attribute accuracy undertaken. Attribute accuracy was checked by examination of the draft maps by RIG and Policy Staff and Public consultation. Any identified errors were checked and fixed if necessary. Accepting omissions in the 1:50,000 hydrological data set (refer “Data Quality” section), the water body data are assumed complete. Data have been checked via publication of the draft plan and invitation of public submissions where omissions or commissions were identified. Errors identified by the public were verified by RIG staff and modifications were made were deemed appropriate. Completed and should remain largely unchanged for next 10 years, however it may well be updated from time to time by either order of the Environment Court or changes to Regional Plan but this will require a legal process to be followed before the change is made. Therefore before making decisions based on it check with WRC Policy Group. Data Form: Electronic and hard copy maps. Digital Format: Data WRCs Oracle data base and is accessible by WRCs Intergraph GIS Applications. Applications: Determining water quality standards that activities must meet to comply with rules in WRP or for assessment of consent applications. Used in consent officers reports, plan effectiveness monitoring, reporting state of the environment information, prioritising non-regulatory initiatives by Waikato Regional Council (such as funding riparian enhancement). However there are often other matters to be taken into account so before making decisions based on this data check with WRC Policy Group. 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