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RTC Agenda April 2024

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Taranaki Regional Council Quarterly Operational Report December 2019

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Policy & Planning Committee agenda June 2021

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Quarterly Operational Report September 2020

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volume of wastewater irrigated to land and discharged to water, compared with the monthly rainfall totals. Rainfall figures are from the rainfall recorder located at TRC, Stratford. 27 Figure 9 Monthly wastewater volume compared with monthly total kill and total monthly rainfall, including the R2 value. The closer the R2 value is to 1, the stronger the relationship. 27 Figure 10 Sample results from the unnamed tributary upstream and downstream of the Taranaki Abattoir wastewater

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NPDC Colson Road Landfill Annual Report 2021-2022

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Policy & Planning Committee agenda April 2021

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2015/2016 was completed during 2014/2015. Projects with clear benefit to Taranaki were identified by Council staff and successfully advocated for: a review of a national High Intensity Rainfall Design System (with benefits for hydrology, river engineering and civil defence response), and development of Discrete Water Quality Sampling Standards (SEM and Policy/NPS-FW implementation benefits). The Envirolink process for soliciting projects for funding in 2016/2017 has been

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inspections: 9 September 2019 Kaimiro Production Station: The oily water separator appeared to working normally and the bund valves were open to release stormwater following recent rainfall (this stormwater is released onto site). It was noted that there was ponding in the ring drains, particularly the drain along the southern boundary. It appeared that the rock weirs were working effectively to capture and control sediment, however a side effect of this is that sediment was blocking the …

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the environment. Organochlorine pesticides and arsenic can leach slowly down the soil profile and can contaminate groundwater. The extent of leaching will depend on the soil type, with greater leaching occurring in sandy soils. The amount of rainfall or irrigation will also influence leaching of contaminants through the soil. Leaching may mean that the highest concentrations of contaminants are below the soil surface at some sites. Soil contamination has been measured to a depth of five