Civil Defence Emergency Management Group 2021
The Taranaki Civil Defence Emergency Management Group meets quarterly and includes representatives of all four Taranaki Councils.
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Civil Defence Emergency Management Group 2022
The Taranaki Civil Defence Emergency Management Group meets quarterly and includes representatives of all four Taranaki Councils.
Civil Defence Emergency Management Group 2023
The Taranaki Civil Defence Emergency Management Group meets quarterly and includes representatives of all four Taranaki Councils.
Civil Defence Emergency Management Group 2024
The Taranaki Civil Defence Emergency Management Group meets quarterly and includes representatives of all four Taranaki Councils.
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Market Economics Taranaki Ironsands VTM Economic Review
provide both national and regional benefits by significantly increasing New Zealand’s and the Taranaki and Manawatu - Whanganui Regions’ Gross Domestic Product (“GDP”) and employments numbers “2. It does not detail whether the conclusion of “significantly increasing” is based on the dollar values, or the economic impacts as a share of the total GDP in Taranaki-Whanganui, or New Zealand. We have noted the focus on annual impacts, as distinct from a cumulative impact from the
Give notice of permitted activity
Select the appropriate form to give the Council notice of permitted activity relating to forestry or the coast. Permitted activity advice - Coastal Plan Permitted activity advice - forestry
Analysis of air quality-related incidents and complaints
the importance of appropriate controls and regulatory management to maintain that quality and attendant public expectations is thereby emphasized. The analysis of incidents shows that there is only a negligible number of incidents related to air quality, that are not covered by either a resource consent or provisions within the RAQP. That is, there is nothing ‘slipping through the gaps’ that needs to be addressed within the NRP. Having noted that, in any case Section 17 of the RMA enables
Resource consent applications received between 23 June and 30 June 2025
25-03464-3.0 R2/3464-3.0 John & Elaine Glenda Sanderson 26-Jun-25 New consent To discharge farm dairy effluent onto land - Previous consent 3464- 2.0 expired NEW NO TIME EXTN GIVEN Discharge Permit Lower Rama Road, Otakeho Otakeho 25-03132-3.0 R2/3132-3.0 Sanderson H & R Trust 26-Jun-25 New consent To discharge farm dairy effluent to land Discharge Permit 1961 South Road, Hawera Otakeho 25-11401-1.0 R2/11401-1.0 Sunman Farms Limited 26-Jun-25 New consent To construct and use a culvert for farm access
Cheal Petroleum Limited DWI Annual Report 2024-2025
monitoring year. A glossary of common abbreviations and scientific terms, and a bibliography, are presented at the end of the report. 1.1.3 The Resource Management Act 1991 and monitoring The RMA primarily addresses environmental ‘effects’ which are defined as positive or adverse, temporary or permanent, past, present or future, or cumulative. Effects may arise in relation to: a. the neighbourhood or the wider community around an activity, and may include cultural and social- economic