The winds damaged about 600 overhead lines or poles, cutting off power to many in South Taranaki, some for several days. Later the same month it was the north’s turn to be buffeted. Other weather fluctuations over the past five years have included: • Wildly see-sawing temperatures in 2009 and a hot dry summer in 2009 2010 with drought in South Taranaki in– April 2010. • A swarm of tornadoes in north Taranaki in June 2011, which caused power outage and damage to
5. Minutes of State Highway 3 Working Party – 20 September 2019 5.1 Mr M J Nield, Director - Corporate Services, spoke to the memorandum updating members on the postponements and rescheduling of these meetings, the next meeting is going to be held late July or early August with the potential to include a site visit to the Awakino tunnel bypass and work sites. Resolves That the Taranaki Regional Transport Committee of the Taranaki Regional Council : a) receives the unconfirmed …
2. receives the report New Zealand’s fresh waters : values, state, trends and human impacts 3. notes the strong alignment between much of what the Council is undertaking or promoting for environmental management of fresh water, and the stance taken by Sir Peter within the report to address environmental issues. Joyce/MacLeod 4. SEM Freshwater Physico-chemical monitoring programme 2015-2016 report 4.1 The memorandum presenting an update to the Committee on the latest
page Application No. Consent No. Applicant Lodged Date Application Type Description Activity Type Location Catchment 24-06785-2.1 R2/6785-2.1 Shaugh Partnership 19-Feb-24 Replacement for expiring consent To use a culvert in the Manganui Stream for farm access purposes Land Use Consent 574 Kina Road, Opunake Oaonui 24-11179-1.0 R2/11179-1.0 KiwiRail Holdings Limited 22-Feb-24 New consent To erect, place and maintain a rock rip-rap revetment structure in the Waitotara river for erosion
page FDMC SPOTSWOOD HIGHLANDS DEVON NPBHS 12 Starts and ends at Mangorei School 12 DEVON ST WEST SOUTH RD B A R R E T T R D P O P LA R G R OM ATA RD 12 SCHOOL SERVICE* 12ROUTE *only operates during school terms STUDENTS: Save money on school bus fares with a Smart Card multi-trip (40 trip) pass. Multi-trip passes can be used for student travel to and from school on Citylink school or commuter
3.36 3.55 3.57 PM 3.15PM 8.30AM 44 3.36PM 3.25PM 8.20AM STUDENTS Save money on school bus fares with a Smart Card multi-trip (40 trip) pass. Multi-trip passes can be used for student travel to and from school on Citylink school or commuter services. TaranakiPublicTransport call 0800 87 22 87 visit taranakibus.info D IX O N S T SOUTH R D W A IR A U R D OAKURA 3.55PM 44 7.45AM 7.55AM Starts at Cnr Wairau
million in the Stratford district, and $57 million in South Taranaki. The value of building consents increased by over 25% in the 12 months up to June 2014, largely because of strong growth in commercial consents in South Taranaki, which experienced significant growth in factory construction or expansion and increased investment in farm buildings during this time. Residential construction is a major driver of construction activity in the region, particularly in New Plymouth. page
43 44ROUTES AFTERNOONMORNINGAFTERNOONMORNING *Save money on school bus fares with a Smart Card multi-trip (40 trip) pass. Multi-trip passes can be used for student travel to and from school on Citylink school or commuter services. ROUTE 41 OMATA - Omata School, NP - Spotswood, Devon Int., NPGHS, SHGC, NPBHS, Highlands Int. NP - SHGC, Bus Centre (Ariki St), Devon Int., Spotswood, OMATA - Omata School. AM PM ROUTE 42 OAKURA - Oakura Hall, NP - Spotswood, FDMC.
Crushers Dread Rock East Beach East End Far Toos (Kina Road North) Farmhouse Fin Whaka Fitzroy Beach Graveyards Greenmeadows Greenmeadows Beach Inside Fences Kaupokanui Beach Kina Point (Kina Road South) Kina Road Komene Road Beach Kumera Patch Lupins Manihi Reef Mangahume Reef Oakura Beach Oakura Camp Ground Oakura River Mouth Oaonui Beach Oats Ohawe Beach Opunake Reef and Beach Patea River
with ponded or very slow downstream flow conditions. Water temperatures had a moderate range of 6.7˚C partly due to the coastal seawater influence, with a maximum of 21.2˚C recorded in early afternoon in early March 2017. All of the samples were collected before 1310 hrs and therefore maximum river temperatures (which tend to occur later in the afternoon) were not recorded. 1 10 100 1000 10000 E . c o li (c fu /1 00 m l) Sample Dates Waitara