which there are several hundred. This is being done voluntarily by staff
members of Puke Ariki in New Plymouth. When completed many of
the books (but not the rare or reference ones) will be available for
members to borrow. Several of the books are rare and in few public
libraries in New Zealand. Most have been donated by members,
among them John Goodwin and more recently, our Patron, Gordon
Collier. The Library, housed in The Lodge Board Room will be open at
set times for the books to be
economic and social reasons.
Area Commentary
Sites of significance to Māori within the CMA Values associated with
sites
Map reference
TRC Number Description
Taungatara Stream This stream marks the northern boundary for Ngāruahine and the hapū Ngāti Tamaahuroa–Titahi.
The hapū are descendants of the people who landed at Oeo on the waka captained by Whiro in
the fourteenth century and also of the waka Aotea captained by Turi as well as a common ancestry
with Taranaki
1991. Staff time is recovered at the
charge appropriate to the task which they are undertaking. The charges are calculated as per the IPENZ method
with a multiplier of 2.1. All collection costs incurred in the recovery of a debt will be added to the amount due.
Overdue invoices will incur an interest charge at 12% per annum. All charges exclude GST. Effective from 1 July
2023.
SCHEDULE 2: FIXED MINIMUM CHARGES FOR THE PREPARATION OR CHANGE OF POLICY
STATEMENT OR PLANS AND THE
monitored. This will require on-going
work and funding by the Trust.
Rhododendron species lost or
endangered in the wild will be
conserved and if regulations allow be
reintroduced into their home countries.
Rhododendrons, of course, are not the
sole reason for Pukeiti’s reputation. It is
its setting, the regenerating forest,
enhanced by the way in which
rhododendrons and other ornamental
plants are displayed along a network of
trails and clearings and in a dedicated
display house, which
plan that is required by a direction of the Environment Court under section 293.
2 Section 86F (of the RMA) directs that rules in a proposed plan must be treated as operative if the time for making submissions and lodging appeals has expired and, in relation to the rule, no
appeals have been lodged, all appeals have been determined or all appeals withdrawn or dismissed.
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[7] Section 32AA of the Act requires a further evaluation for any changes to a
proposal since the initial s 32 evaluation report. The parties prepared a s 32AA report
that evaluates and addresses the key changes proposed to Rules 26, 28 and 30 of the
Plan.
[8] Rules 26, 28 and 30 govern the drilling of exploration or appraisal wells in the
Open Coast Port, Outstanding Value, Estuaries Unmodified and Estuaries Modified
Areas and the placement or erection of
one of the 155 people, families or groups in Taranaki who took part in the
Garden Bird Survey this year. Did you see Dr Emily on Seven Sharp recently? Watch it here.
Lorella Doherty from Rethinking Plastic Revolution and Lauree from Enviroschools started the
community efforts in Taranaki in 2017. Since then there’s been a number of events, a giant plastic
bottle whale and now Lorella has made her 100 days of beach clean-ups into an exhibition. Lauree
was honoured to
Statement.
[11] The Court is making this order under section 279(1) of the Act, such order being
by consent, rather than representing a decision or determination on the merits pursuant
to section 297. The Court understands for present purposes that:
(a) all parties to the proceedings with an interest in the matters to be resolved
by this order have executed the memorandum of the parties requesting this
order; and
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conducted at the various sites in the catchment.
Sections 2-14 separately detail each company’s onsite activities and performance.
In each subsection 1 (e.g. section 2.1) there is a general description of the industrial activity and associated
discharges, a photograph or map showing the location of the activity, and an outline of the matters covered
by the company’s permit/s.
Subsections 2 and 3 present the monitoring results of the company’s activities during the period under
review,
dated 24 November 2021 at [5].
4 And Taranaki Energy Utilities Inc, who has since settled its appeal.
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referring to or relying on various national or international instruments
addressing the effects of climate change. It also wants to raise issues relating
to ocean acidification. The Council relies on the words of s 70A and case
authority that has provided some interpretation of that section. It says that
the effects that CJT say should be considered