localized
products/systems)
- Vision Mapping with a Permaculture (systems) thinking
approach (school/kindy &/or whole community)
- Climate Change Action – youth/student action &
empowerment
- Outlook For Someday – Sustainability focused movie
making up to 5 minutes for under 25’s
- Nursery creation – eco-sourcing, grafting & propagating
for a better tomorrow
annotation https://www.someday.co.nz/ https://www.someday.co.nz/
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Funding & support
available
Building
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centre and surrounding towns.
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2011
GNS Science Report 2011/37 3
Taranaki cone began forming more than 130,000 years B.P., with the building of a proto-
cone from which large volcanic avalanche deposits mantle the surrounding ring plain.
Deposits from around this time have largely been eroded away or destroyed by subsequent
eruptions. Another cone (“meso-Egmont”) had been built by 35,000 years B.P. Further
eruptions triggered numerous lahars. A large sector
Operations and Regulatory Committee Agenda July 2023
current number of commercial builds, and consideration of the availability of
both Council and contractor resources, particularly during the set-up phase. This
threshold will be revisited when the bylaw is next reviewed. It is anticipated that
these requirements will eventually roll down to residential builds in addition to
commercial builds.
1.2 Clarity is still being sought around developers, whether they are considered
commercial or residential.
2. Taranaki District
dairy farm management and staff, review the bottom block operation and plan the top
block irrigation system.
• Provide a Land Disposal Options Report (LDOR) to Council.
Year 5 2021-2022
• Undertake trials to evaluate the effects of spreading anaerobic effluent onto pastures on the top
block. This will include assessing the effects of different effluent application rates on dairy cow grass
grazing and odour levels.
Year 6 2022-2023
• Build a storage pond/tank.
• Purchase
shed design, with large capacity fans in
one end wall to discharge to one end of a farm;
the use of air direction baffles or ramps; and
possibly shelter belt plantings (but see [l]
‘Screening’ below).
Having the point of discharge at least 3 metres above the
peak roofline of the shed and adjacent buildings provides
maximum dispersion, by avoiding eddies and
downdraughts and promoting dilution.
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particularly as Taranaki spring boards into a
modern high-value economy, but we need to diversify
those mainstays to build long-term resilience.
Fifteen years ago we established Venture Taranaki Trust
(VTT) and, largely reliant on funding from
local government, VTT has vigorously pursued
development, and with notable success. VTT will be
vital to the next stage in our journey. They too may
have to adapt, and they certainly cannot do this alone.
We are all going to have to act together in ways we
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overview and process description
Historical overview
The Motunui facility was constructed in 1983 and was originally operated by the New Zealand Synthetic
Fuels Corporation to produce petrol from natural gas, during the ‘Think Big’ era. The decision to build the
facility was made under the National Development Act 1979. New Zealand Synthetic Fuels Corporation
operated two production units, Methanol 1 and Methanol 2 as well as a gasoline to methanol plant. At that
stage, crude methanol was an