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Lodge an application

Putting together a consent application can be complex; however, the clearer you describe what you want to do and where you want to do it, the easier the process of lodging an application will be. The Resource Management Act (RMA) sets out detailed requirements for what must be included in an application. An application which includes all the requirements of the RMA ensures that the Consent Authority has the information required to decide whether to notify or non-notify, and ultimately whether

2021 Award winners

environment and are eager to make more progress on their sustainability journey. Waitara East School - for empowering students to take action to build a sustainable community Waitara East students truly are ‘ngā kaitiaki mō āpōpō’ or the future caretakers of our planet. The school has a long-term commitment to sustainability and students are immersed in all things environmental, with support from iwi, hapū and Enviroschools. As the students gain more knowledge, they learn how to use it in the real world

MyTRC

notified via email and will be able to access their private data upon next login. If a validation application is unsuccessful or requires further information the user will be notified via email of next steps. I’m having trouble logging in, help? You must have a RealMe(external link) account to create a MyTRC user account. To access your private TRC data via your MyTRC user account, the account must be validated by the TRC administration team. Please see the section ‘Validating a MyTRC user account’ on

Transit real-time app

Service alerts will be sent through the app for upcoming bus stop closures or diversions, or to let you know about delays. Make sure you turn your notifications on for your favourite routes. The Transit Realtime app is free to download and easy to use. Available from the App Store(external link) or Google Play(external link). Transit Royale We have upgraded to the Transit Royale subscription for all our passengers, so you can use all the features of the Transit App. You are able to upgrade to Royale,

Consultation

When we assess a resource consent application, we consider whether anyone may be adversely affected by the activities proposed in the application and we make efforts to consult. Consultation with your neighbours, tāngata whenua, users of the same water source, or interest groups such as the Department of Conservation or Fish & Game, may be required before we can make a decision on a resource consent. Consultation will generally help smooth the processing of a resource consent application. Time

Zero Possum project

notification so they know which trap to check. Other tools and technologies we’ve used include cameras, possum detection dogs, thermal imaging monoculars and a “lean detection network” of about 180 traps within the Kaitake Range itself. Seen or heard a possum in the Oākura-Kaitake area? We want to know! Please report it by calling 0800 736 222 or go to www.trc.govt.nz/possum. #e2370{display:none;}@media screen and (min-width: 1080px){.pf-content p{width:850px;}.pf-content h1, .pf-content h2, .pf-content

Apply for a consent

the activity will take place - see maps here. Consent forms relating to withdrawal, surrender or transfer, and submission forms are only available as downloadable PDFs. Please contact us if you need help finding anything - consents@trc.govt.nz Please read the below items before starting. Online forms - what you'll need The first step with any online forms is to log in with RealMe, or create a RealMe login if you don't already have one. Note: You only need one RealMe login with a single username

Inaugural showcase celebrates predator free vision

art, a programme of conservation and predator-free events will run over the three Sundays of the Showcase. Highlights include a talk by Predator Free Miramar’s Dan Henry on the community’s mission to bring birds back to Wellington’s eastern suburbs and guided walks with the Taranaki Kiwi Trust to learn about the kiwi that call Pukeiti home. Early risers can join a guided walk to take in the dawn chorus, or if mornings are not your thing, there’s a night walk to see what comes to life in the bush