fleshing out a number of significant initiatives that
are set to transform the role and shape of local government in the next few years.
Against this backdrop, it’s pleasing to report that the Council achieved or exceeded most operational targets for
2020/2021 and finished the year in a strong financial position. At the same time, we were also able to start
preparing to make the changes, some of them profound, needed to prepare the region for the future and ensure
that we can continue working
Plymouth Coastal
Walkway were the most frequently visited locations in the region. These locations
were followed by East End, Urenui and Oakura beaches. Opunake Beach has have
increased in popularity as frequently visited regional destinations, compared with the
results in 1984.
A higher proportion of respondents in 2008 had not visited a beach, river or lake in the
preceding 12 months than in 1984. The majority that had were unable to visit as often
as they would have liked, predominantly
Part 91.4).
• It is the skipper’s responsibility to ensure life jackets are worn
when he or she considers it necessary.
Don’t leave shore
without one
Have one for everyone
and wear them
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If you can’t call for help
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Check battery life in cellphones and EPIRBs,
and use-by dates for flares.
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trapping with
friends, neighbours or the wider community. There are no hard
and fast requirements or minimum time commitment – we’ll
support you however, wherever and whenever you want to help.
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Deliver flyers, go door to door and spread the word about
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Spread the word using social media. Set up your own group
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across both aspects of the survey, while Pukekura Park, Ōakura Beach, Back Beach,
Ngāmotu Beach and East Beach also proved highly popular. Tongaporutu proved highly popular in the
observational count survey, but not with questionnaire respondents, likely due to a large fraction of its users
being out-of-region tourists.
In general, beach sites were found to be more popular than either river or lake sites for recreation. Corbett
Park, at the mouth of the Ōakura, and Merrilands Domain, on the …
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method, this increase is also evident in our
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Tonkin & Taylor Ltd
Airport Drive Free Range Poultry Farm - Odour Assessment
Airport Farm Trustee Limited
May 2021
Job No: 1013004
At the end of the cycle, litter is cleared from the sheds by specialist contractors (Osflow) and the
sheds are cleaned. Litter is cleared by Bobcat mini-excavator onto the concrete pad at the end of
each shed and loaded onto trucks with enclosed trays for disposal off-site (litter is not stored or
composted
Section 3 discusses the results, their interpretations, and their significance for the environment.
Section 4 presents recommendations to be implemented in the 2021-2022 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