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Table 12: Sources of costs for the air quality standards package
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| Source of costs |
Amount |
Assumptions |
|---|---|---|
| Ambient air quality standards District / city councils Regional / unitary councils Central government Industry Strategic costs |
$50,000 per council per annum $200,000 per council per annum $100,000 per annum $1,000,000 per annum Uncertain and unquantifiable |
Planning and implementation Monitoring, plan changes, reporting and enforcement Administration and education Assumes upgrade to 10 different sites each year on an ongoing basis Refers to town planning, urban design, road design and construction |
| Prohibitive standards Schools / hospitals to get consents Road-seal burning alternatives Landfill fires Burning oil Copper wire recovery Hazardous waste incineration |
$2,000 per school (one-off) $1 m per annum $0 $0 $0 $0 |
Rural schools only (which is about 860 schools) Source: Transit New Zealand. Mostly prohibited in plans Mostly prohibited in plans Mostly prohibited in plans Existing facilities remain operational |
| Wood-burner standard Households Government (local and central) Industry |
$0-$200 per burner $500-$2,000 per burner Negligible |
Increased expense of low-emission burners Subsidy and assistance schemes Some development costs - passed on to consumer |
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