pollution levels due to excessive agricultural farming eg. Blueberries
Dear Coffs Harbour City Council,
I would like to know the rates of poisoning and pollution to our waterways due to the extensive blueberry farming in the Sandy Beach area. As well as why they're allowed to get away with illegally pumping from our natural waterways
Yours faithfully,
Kyriae Crofts
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Dear Kyriae Crofts,
Council's Compliance & Regulatory Enforcement section confirmed that Council does not hold the information you seek. However holds Southern Cross University (SCU) studies / reports undertaken into aspects of water quality in the area of your interest. Refer to the following link to access these:
https://www.coffsharbour.nsw.gov.au/envi...
In addition, the Natural Resource Access Regulator is the appropriate authority for regulation of use/pumping from the natural waterways and aquifers, the following link to this agency is provided:
https://www.industry.nsw.gov.au/natural-...
Sylvia Henderson
Information Officer | Governance Services | Coffs Harbour City Council
P: 02 6648 4211
E: [email address] | W: www.coffsharbour.nsw.gov.au
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