commissioner(s)
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delegates its functions, powers, and duties required to hear and decide the application to one or more hearing
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stockholding area and the associated discharge of
contaminants onto or into land
Land Use Consent 503 York Road, Midhirst Waitara
22-02739-3.0 2739-3.0 Tuikonga Farms Limited 28-Apr-22 Replacement for expiring consent To discharge farm dairy effluent onto land, and until 1 December 2022 after treatment in an
oxidation pond system into an unnamed tributary of the Mangimangi Stream
Discharge Permit 234 Horoi Road, Eltham Tangahoe
22-10923-1.1 10923-1.1 Pukeone Company Limited 29-Apr-22 New
the recruitment of a Network
Manager to be based in New Plymouth or Palmerston North.
Recommended
THAT the Taranaki Regional Council
1. receives and notes the Regional Report from the NZ Transport Agency dated 28
November 2018.
Duynhoven/Williamson
7. Passenger transport operational update for the quarter ending 30 September 2018
7.1 Mr C B Clarke, Transport Services Manager, spoke to the memorandum providing the
Committee with an operational report of the
Shenton.
2 I grew up within a few kilometres of the awa of Mimitangiatua, and
attended Mimi school. I grew up knowing of the significance of the
Mimitangiatua, my mother and many of our whanau having been raised
on the whenua alongside the riverbank. I have ownership of a small
acreage at 265 Mimi Road, my husband or myself go there every day to
check our flock.
3 I have very distinctive and happy memories of accompanying my mother
as a small child, to the riverbank on many whitebait
apart
with ample bait for the first few days. Refill the bait stations after 14 days
and repeat this cycle until the baits are not being taken.
• Bait stations should be refilled from time to time to check if new
possums have arrived in the area. If baits are taken, repeat the pulse
baiting cycle.
• Dead possums or other feral animals that may have consumed
Brodifacoum should not be fed to humans, dogs or other pets.
Brodifacoum is a second-generation anticoagulant
New Plymouth, on the
ring plain and in eastern
Taranaki. It is uncommon to
find tawhirikaro growing on
the forest floor in Taranaki
because of the high species
diversity and limited light
opportunities in the dense lowland forest. Taranaki has many sites of secondary
and older-growth forest, with large canopy or emergent trees that could host
tawhirikaro. It may in fact be more common than we realise – we just need to keep
looking for it.
WHAT
Zealand falcon is rarely
seen north of the central
North Island. It is an elusive
creature and prefers
habitats undisturbed by
humans, though it has
adapted well to significant
habitat loss in the past 100
years.
Falcons are generalist
predators, feeding mainly on
birds but also invertebrates
and small mammals such as rabbits. Their breeding season runs from
September to December. Pairs will nest in trees or on the ground under a
log or bush
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Trends in ecological health of waterways 1995-2016
47% No obvious trend51% Improvement 2% Deterioration
River ecology
The ecological health of waterways is assessed by studying the type of life they
sustain, and is the primary measure of freshwater quality. Across the region, our
rivers and streams are improving or not showing any significant changes. At more
and more sites, we’re seeing the best results since monitoring began in 1995.
Trends in physical and
to sustain in pasture, planting soil
conservation trees on the easier unstable
slopes, and grazing dairy heifers or other non-
traditional types of stock on the stable
footslopes and valley bottoms.
Purpose of a comprehensive farm plan
Comprehensive farm plans look at all facets of a farm’s
operation including land and stock management. If forestry is
seen as part of the property’s future viability, this plan also
includes an agroforestry plan.
inland as Eltham. Irrigators in the area reported that the
ability to flush salt from pasture as one of the benefits of irrigation. However, not
enough is currently known about the frequency of such events or the impact on pasture
production to quantify the potential benefits in the financial analysis.
5.2 Pugging Potential
The potential for soil pugging under irrigation is a function of soil type, application
depth, application uniformity and stocking rates. Pugging risk is primarily a