25-03464-3.0 R2/3464-3.0 John & Elaine Glenda Sanderson 26-Jun-25 New consent
To discharge farm dairy effluent onto land - Previous consent 3464-
2.0 expired NEW NO TIME EXTN GIVEN Discharge Permit Lower Rama Road, Otakeho Otakeho
25-03132-3.0 R2/3132-3.0 Sanderson H & R Trust 26-Jun-25 New consent To discharge farm dairy effluent to land Discharge Permit 1961 South Road, Hawera Otakeho
25-11401-1.0 R2/11401-1.0 Sunman Farms Limited 26-Jun-25 New consent To construct and use a culvert for farm access
compared with the previous summer when unusually wet weather gave rise to run-off issues. At least 13 samples were collected for analysis from each of 14 sites between November 2018 and April 2019, with another eight or so collected from eight of the sites. The Policy and Planning Committee was told that bacteria levels in 92% of the 243 samples were within national guidelines, with Opunake, Fitzroy and Oākura (at camping ground) having the best records. Oākura (at surf club) and Ohawe were
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Our hydrology team crunches the data to bring you these monthly and yearly summaries. Note: The rainfall distribution maps (right column) are prepared using data interpolated from measurements taken at sites where rainfall is monitored by the Council. These maps are based on mathematical modelling and may not accurately represent actual rainfall in some unmonitored areas.
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If your day-to-day activities involve the collection,
transfer, storage or disposal of oil or oily substances,
you should consider the effects your activity may have
on the environment.
What causes pollution?
Poor work practices at your site during oil changing,
bleeding of brakes, transfer of oil to storage containers
and the storage of waste oil may be causing some of
these common problems:
• Oil stained concrete or earth around work areas
• A messy, waste oil
anyone sees or hears signs of a possum in urban or rural Oākura, they should report it, helping the trial to wipe-out possums in the area: 0800 736 222 or report online: https://bit.ly/2oPGKvr “I’ve heard of some pretty unusual bait flavours being tried by residents – avocado, parmesan cheese, pineapple lumps and macadamia butter, but the trick is to mix it up and find out what rats at your place like best, everyone is different.” Samuel ran the investigation at Oākura school’s Environment Centre
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If your day-to-day activities involve the handling of
concrete and other cement based products, you should
consider the effects your activity may have on the
environment.
What causes pollution?
Poor work practices while handling fresh concrete or
while undertaking concrete cutting can cause
environmental problems. Most common is the
discharge of waste water onto the ground and into the
stormwater system from:
• Washing the chutes of concrete mixing trucks
• The
through the township. However, Toby Shanley, ecologist and Towards Predator-Free Taranaki Project Manager, says even if rats are abundant, traps needs to be in the right spot to catch them. “Rats like to stay under cover and may be hanging around food or water sources. Good places for your rat trap are against a wall where rats might run along, next to your woodpile, compost, recycling, or under vegetation," Mr Shanely says. “Coming into spring we are likely to see more rats so try shifting your trap
disadvantage, negotiations
(including commercial and
industrial negotiations).
That the public conduct of
the whole or the relevant
part of the proceedings of
the meeting would be likely
to result in the disclosure of
information for which good
reason for withholding
would exist under section 7
(2) (h) and (2) (i) of the Local
Government Official
Information and Meetings Act
1987.
Cloke/Hughes
There being no further business, the Committee