held for discharges to water, land and air, with particular attention to stormwater/wastewater management, flaring activities, deep well injection, and mix bury cover activities. In general the sites were found to be neat and tidy. All of the sites inspected showed that the stormwater systems, ring drains and skimmer pits had handled excessive stormwater run off during high rainfall events recently experienced, there were no page 11 signs of any constructional or
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satisfactory. 30 April 2013 The site was inspected following recent heavy rain. The ring drains and bunds were clear. Minimal flaring was occurring at time of inspection. No effects from the sewage discharge were noted. The site was neat and tidy. Everything was satisfactory. 23 May 2013 Inspection of the site was undertaken following significant rainfall over the previous few days. Water in the site ring drains was clean and the discharge to the Ngapirau Stream was very clear. There were no
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by surface runoff from the heavy rainfall that preceded the inspection. This was supported by the higher than usual electrical conductivity results recorded for the freshwater samples. Dissolved organic solids wash into waterways in rainstorm events, causing a positive correlation between electrical conductivity and water flow, which differentiates diffuse pollution from point- source pollution (Davies-Colley, 2009). Further, if the wastewater system was influencing stream water quality, it
Regional Land Transport Plan for Taranaki 2015-2021 Page 17 of 20 Annual Monitoring Report for 2015/16 (Year One) Impact of June 2015 storm and flood event A significant storm and flood event occurred in Taranaki between 19 and 20 June 2015 that was concentrated on inland South Taranaki areas. The area received a significant proportion of its annual rainfall in one weekend and this resulted in flooding of the Waitotara River and Township and