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periods, there were frequent, but intermittent, plume discharges from the various sources to air. These varied in their impact offsite, depending on processing and weather conditions at the time of emission. Fugitive emissions have not been noted from vents on the aluminium building roof in recent monitoring periods. The baghouse controls have pre-set temperature limits, which will divert the page 6 exhaust gases directly to the stacks if the incoming gases exceed the limits

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from the returning trucks is also off loaded at the site. Local farmers take the dry material for use as fill material and to maintain driveways. Stormwater from yard areas and the roof of the main building currently soaks to ground, or drains through soak holes or grit interceptors before discharging to the unnamed tributary of the Kahouri Stream. Fletcher Concrete has proposed to upgrade the existing stormwater and wastewater management system, as follows: • Additional wastewater

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Port Taranaki Industries Monitoring Programme Annual Report 2020-2021

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STDC Kaponga, Manaia, Pātea, and Waverley wastewater treatment plants consent monitoring report 2018-2019

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Regional Cleanfill Annual Report 2020-2021

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7750-1.1 was granted on 16th March 2016. This enables the Company to exercise the consent (i.e. build the proposed culvert) at any time up until 1 June 2027. Consents 9309-1 to 9322-1 were granted in March 2012 to provide for the construction and operation of a gas pipeline between AGS and SPS. Consent 9576-1 was granted in June 2013 to allow access for pipeline testing and maintenance. Of these 12 consents, as listed in Table 1 and Table 2, three of those held in relation to AGS were

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Washwater may be re-circulated from the fourth pond to increase residence time for settling. Discharges to the stream tributary can occur from both soakage systems. Sludge from the settling ponds is removed periodically and stored on site to dry. Excess concrete from the returning trucks is also off loaded at the site. Local farmers take the dry material for use as fill material and to maintain driveways. Stormwater from yard areas and the roof of the main building currently soaks to

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Concrete batching plants consent monitoring report - Taranaki Regional Council

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Waste Remediation Waikaikai landfarm consent monitoring report - Taranaki Regional Council.