Ordinary Council Meeting Agenda April 2022
Ordinary Council Meeting Agenda 5 April 2022
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Appendix AA - irrigation block nitrogen analysis
potassium, sulphur, calcium, magnesium and sodium. This report focuses on the nitrogen loading and losses from the site. Nitrogen enters the Irrigation Area through the irrigated liquid, rainfall and clover fixation. Nitrogen leaves the Irrigation Area by being leached below the root zone, by volatilisation and denitrification to the atmosphere and in the harvested pasture in the form of baleage. Nitrogen moves between the organic and inorganic pools within the soil. Generally, nitrogen in
Regional Cleanfill Round Annual Report 2023-2024
created no noticeable visual effects in the receiving environment. The site was deemed compliant at the time of inspection. 11 December 2023 The inspection occurred during fine weather; there had been heavy rainfall during the previous day. Upon arrival, the site gates were shut and locked. There was no change to the site since the last inspection as no new material had been discharged. The swale contained water which was not discharging to the tributary. No dust or odour issues were noted
Summer 2009-2010
commenced in early November 2009 with three of the sampling surveys performed prior to January 2010. The majority of the surveys were performed over the latter half of the summer period. Bathing water samples were normally taken between the hours of 0900 and 1800 hours (NZDST) with none collected within a three day period following significant river fresh conditions. [NB: regional differences in rainfall patterns have caused difficulties at various sites in the past as localised rainfall may
Inglewood WWTP monitoring report 2017-2018
involved flow metering at key locations in the network to identify catchments with high I&I, and installation of fibre optic cables throughout 2,681 m of pipes in the catchment with the biggest reaction to rainfall, to monitor the temperature differences before, during, and after rainfall events. A report was produced that included recommendations to support a targeted I&I remediation plan and deliver reductions in I&I, which NPDC will implement moving forward. This investigation was completed to
Site 59
‘Drain Decision’. Winning a Council prize was not a new experience for Shan as he received an award last year. Congratulations to all three winners. Science and Technology Fair awards page SITE OCTOBER 2011 ISSUE NO.59 Altitude and rainfall In most cases there is a direct link between rainfall figures and altitude. Below are some figures for both. Multi choice mountain quiz Te Maunga the mountain Mt Taranaki rises to 2,518 metres making it the North Island’s
Annual report 2015-2016
Council’s hydrological monitoring team, as the weather conditions meant the demand for irrigation was high, with irrigation starting as early as the middle of October. The Council carried out compliance monitoring inspections at 68 sites during the 2015-2016 irrigation season. The inspections included visual checks of the intake structures, screens, staff gauges, fencing around the pump sheds, downloading of data and stream gaugings. For the summer irrigation period, the rainfall recorded at
Policy and Planning Agenda March 2025
Policy and Planning Agenda March 2025
TRC submission on Action for Health Waterways
increasing, and measures of water quality are trending in the right direction. The region is not facing an unmanaged crisis in water quality, quite the opposite situation is evident. 22) Over 300 rivers and streams radiate from Mount Taranaki across the ring plain. These are generally short, narrow, incised, cool, and fast flowing, and water leaving the Egmont National Park has usually reached the sea within 24 hours. High rainfall on the mountain generally means that most ring plain
Remediation NZ Waitara Road Worm Farm Annual Report 2023-2024
the second inspection there had been 16.5mm of rainfall at the Waiwhakaiho meteorological station. The pond was full and flowing slowly to the vegetated swale. The flow into the farm drain was a trickle and could not be sampled. The consent also imposes contaminant limits on water quality of the farm drain beyond a mixing zone of approximately 7m. During each inspection there was no water flow in the farm drain. The second inspection noted a few puddles in the drain. The drain is well