the control of the use of land for the purpose of—

the control of discharges of contaminants into land, air, or water.

the volume of a tyre includes the air space (if any) that is within the tyre’s outer limits; and

the volume of tyres in a tyre bale is the volume of the tyre bale as a whole; and

the total volume of tyres stored on a property is the total volume of those tyres, regardless of whether the tyres are located together or on separate parts of the property.

the tyres are, or have been, deposited on a property and are allowed to remain there for more than 72 hours; and

the tyres are not indoors or buried in the ground; and

the active use exception under regulation 8 does not apply to the tyres.

are fitted to a vehicle, machinery, equipment, or other thing that is designed to be fitted with a tyre; or

are being used to weigh down the cover on a silage stack with a single layer of whole tyres; or

are being used for sporting or recreation purposes, or for engineering, landscaping, drainage, or other construction purposes, and the conditions in subclause (3) are met.

the tyres—

the activity of using tyres for the relevant purpose under subclause (2)(c)—

the general conditions in regulation 12 are met; and

1 or more of the following apply:

the tyres must not be piled more than 3 m high; and

the tyres must be at least 50 m from—

the tyres must be at least 50 m from any bore or surface water body (other than a river or stream) that is used to supply drinking water; and

in relation to any river or stream that is used to supply drinking water, the tyres must be at least 50 m from the point of the river or stream at which the drinking water is abstracted; and

except to the extent that paragraphs (c) and (d) apply, the tyres must be at least 20 m from—

the tyres must be at least 1 m above the water table of any aquifer; and

the tyres must be at least 50 m from the coastal marine area.

if the other thing is an overhead transmission line, the shortest distance between the centre line of the overhead transmission line and the edge of the closest tyre:

if the other thing is an electricity substation that is part of the national grid, the shortest distance between the electricity substation’s outermost security fence and the edge of the closest tyre:

in any other case, the shortest distance between the edge or boundary of that thing and the edge of the closest tyre.

the tyres must be stored next to the pits or other areas where the silage stacks are regularly made; and

the volume of tyres next to each pit or other area must be no more than needed to cover the silage stack in a single layer of whole tyres.

the volume of tyres needed to cover a silage stack in a single layer of whole tyres is the volume needed to cover the largest silage stack that may reasonably be made in the pit or other area; and

if some tyres are currently being used to weigh down the cover on a silage stack in the pit or other area, the volume of those tyres must be added to the volume of tyres being stored next to the pit or other area.

the adverse effects of the activity on land, freshwater, ecosystems, and the coastal environment:

the risk of fire associated with the activity and the adverse effects of any fire on—

the proposed measures to avoid, remedy, or mitigate the adverse effects referred to in paragraph (a):

the proposed measures to mitigate the risk of fire associated with the activity and the adverse effects referred to in paragraph (b):

the economic and environmental benefits (for example, those relating to the re-use, recycling, or recovery of tyre material) that may result from, or be facilitated by, the activity:

the requirement for, and conditions of, a bond:

the timing, and nature of, the review of conditions on the resource consent:

the duration of the resource consent.

a regional rule:

a district rule:

a bylaw made by a regional council or a territorial authority.