Action To Protect And Sustain Our Communities (APSOC)
Presentation to the Board of Inquiry into the Kapiti Expressway January 2013
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Action To Protect And Sustain Our Communities (APSOC) Presentation to the Board of Inquiry into the Kapiti Expressway January 2013 Economic Analysis The project has been assessed with the do minimum scenario only and no consideration
Presentation to the Board of Inquiry into the Kapiti Expressway January 2013
– induced land use – more accidents – forced car ownership and operating costs – increased urban sprawl – reduced public transport – provision of car parking – air pollution, noise – environmental degradation – stormwater effects – loss of property values
Kapiti Coast Population Compared to NZ Total Population
Source: Statistics NZ 2006 census
Raumati Wind Rose – Spring 2011
Raumati Wind Roses Autumn and Winter 2011
Summary of PM monitoring results for Glen Road, Raumati South
(for the period 25 May – 2 August 2010) 24 hour Average (ug/m3) 12 hour average (ug/m3) PM10 PM2.5 PM2.5-10 PM10 PM2.5 PM2.5-10 Maximum 61.7 54.6 36.6 97.5 75.2 62.0 Minimum 4.8 2.4 0.9 0.2 0.2 0.0 Mean 24.4 15.7 8.7 24.1 15.5 8.7
Source: Mitchell, T. 2011. Raumati South air quality investigation: Winter 2010 particulate matter concentrations and sources. Greater Wellington Regional Council, Publication No. GW/EMI-T-11/52, Wellington.
Relative exposure concentration of fine particulate matter, and the influence of traffic, according to the time of day
Source: World Health Organization (2005) Health effects of transport related air pollution. Copenhagen, Denmark: World Health Organization.
Relative exposure concentration of fine particulate matter, and the influence of traffic, according to the time of day
Source: World Health Organization (2005) Health effects of transport related air pollution. Copenhagen, Denmark: World Health Organization.