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Steel cable in Buller river, above Granity Creek

Reported in the Other category anonymously at 13:33, Mon 16 April 2012

Sent to Tasman District Council 1 hour later.

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Reported by H Canard: "There is a steel cable in the top of the first class III rapid above Granity Creek rapid. This is the rapid that pushes right against the bank and has large boulders in the flow. The cable may be attached to a concrete block. The cable is just to the right of the largest boulder at the top of the rapid, which is a logical eddy to scout from. It will be covered but still dangerous at higher flows." Please remove the cable. Per the September 2007 Disputes Tribunal hearing re Petrie vs Wellington Regional Council, GWRC was required to remove the hazard after a "near miss" pinning incident on a steel beam from a flood protection groyne in the Ruamahanga River. Refer to photo and map for details.

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Tasman District

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