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the Council to take action on any environmental matter even if not explicitly addressed within a regional plan. The analysis shows that the Council’s monitoring, liaison, and if needs be enforcement of consents is very effective, achieving extremely high levels of compliance and low levels of complaint. The average annual rate of non-compliance is barely more than 2%, or 8 events per year. A very small number of consented sites are proving problematic; the Council applies the full suite
system for monitoring consent holders and enforcing compliance with consent conditions and Regional Plan provisions, the Consents & Regulatory Committee was told. The analysis was carried out at the request of regional councils and looked at their performance nationwide. Taranaki has long had a comprehensive monitoring and compliance system and it continues to be second to none, the Committee was told. It covers all sectors, with most attention on higher-risk activities, and is resourced on a
examine this template and consider the issues it raises. The template can easily be adapted to suit the scale of any enterprise. It is downloadable here as a Word document, allowing for easy editing and adapting Stormwater Management Plan template (428 KB DOC) (single document only) Stormwater Management Plan template (428 KB DOC) Guidelines for earthworks in the Taranaki region The Taranaki guidelines are currently under review and until it is completed, refer to the Waikato Regional Council
Items of interest from today's meetings of the Taranaki Regional Council's two key committees, Consents & Regulatory, and Policy & Planning: Coastal Plan in clearer sightThe review of the Regional Coastal Plan is nearing completion and a proposed new document will formally notified for public consultation early in the New Year, the Policy and Planning Committee was told. As part of the review, the Council sought comments and feedback on an initial draft, and officers have been working through
Subject: Confirmation of Operations and Regulatory Committee Minutes – 26 November 2024 Author: M Jones, Governance Administrator Approved by: AJ Matthews, Director - Environment Quality Document: TRCID-1492626864-233 Recommendations That Taranaki Regional Council: a) takes as read and confirms the minutes of the Operations and Regulatory Committee meeting of the Taranaki Regional Council held in the Taranaki Regional Council chambers, 47 Cloten Road, Stratford on 26
2015-2016 (290 KB pdf) Annual report 2014-2015 (360 KB pdf) Annual report 2013-2014 (375 KB pdf) Annual report 2012-2013 (364 KB pdf) NPDC Eltham central landfill (baseline monitoring) A site at Rotokare Rd, 2km south of Eltham, has been proposed as the site for a regional landfill facility, when one becomes necessary. Consent conditions include baseline monitoring of surface water and groundwater for comparison with data gathered after landfill operations begin. Eltham Central Landfill Annual Report
review of the Regional Freshwater Plan, the Committee was told. Overseer was never designed or intended for use as a regulatory tool, but solely for use at individual farm-management level. Seven regional councils currently make use of Overseer as a regulatory tool in some way. TRC is among the nine which do not use it. PCE's report on Overseer Nutrient Management Tools/Models (2015 report for TRC) Value of native bush recognisedA fifth of the privately owned native bush in Taranaki now falls under