Trustpower Pātea Hydro consent monitoring 2018-2019
Trustpower Patea Hydroelectric Power Scheme consent monitoring report 2018-2019
Trustpower Patea Hydroelectric Power Scheme consent monitoring report 2018-2019
south-east wind. Rainfall of 15 mm had been recorded over the previous week at the Brooklands Zoo monitoring station. Stormwater pond SV8000 contained 550 m3 of stormwater, while SV9000 held 125 m3. The ponds were very clean and no sheens or odours were noted. Recommissioning of the incinerator had begun following refractory work and it was anticipated that this would be operating again shortly. Resurfacing of the dangerous goods area was well underway, a new sump had been installed and two of the
conditions. 7 March 2018 A scheduled inspection of the quarry site was undertaken by an inspecting officer. At the time of the inspection there had been significant rainfall at the site. The site was found to be well bunded with all surface water either kept on site or directed to the treatment system. Since the previous inspection significant work had been undertaken to install three new settlement ponds on the lower level of the quarry. These ponds appeared to be working well and along with
The eastern hill country is a steeper part of the region, and the sedimentary soil there is prone to landslides and erosion. All inter- regional land transport systems pass through this zone. There are over 530 named rivers in the Taranaki region and most flow from Mt Taranaki with short, narrow catchments with steep gradients and sometimes high amounts of sediment. High rainfall and hilly topography means the region’s rivers can rise very rapidly. Vegetation
established environmental limits. Environmental effects of exercise of consents Potential environmental effects on the receiving environment at this site include contamination by hydrocarbon spills and increased sediment during high rainfall events. These effects are considered to be a low likelihood. At the time of the sampling on 21st August 2023 it was found that the exercise of the consent was having no more than a minor effect on the tributary. Evaluation of performance A tabular
Ordinary Council Agenda August 2025
first newsletter of 2022. We hope everyone has been able to relax and enjoy the wonderful summer weather we have been having although the rain that is falling this weekend is very welcome from a gardening point of view. Here in New Plymouth, albeit the sunniest city in New Zealand, rain fell on 4 days in January giving a total of 12.5ml. Yesterday alone we had 180ml, twice the normal rainfall for February. Most of you will have received the 2022 Calendar of Events with the January
… beyond to minimise environmental impacts through the use of sustainable business practices and improving the environment through the planting of native trees. For going above and beyond to minimise environmental impacts through the use of sustainable business practices and improving the environment through the planting of native trees. page Environmental leadership in land management Environmental leadership in land management Steep slopes, high rainfall and
Mangati catchment consent monitoring report - Taranaki Regional Council.
EAR Agenda October 2024