the specific area over which the waste will be discharged; and
(e) the likely duration of the discharge.
16. The consent holder shall keep records of the following:
(a) volumes of material disposed;
(b) disposal area[s], including a map showing individual disposal areas with GPS co-
ordinates;
(c) dates of commencement and completion disposal events;
(d) results of the sampling required by conditions 7 and 8;
(e) dates that sowing disposal areas occurred;
(f) details of monitoring,
River at Barclay Road PAT000200
Patea River at Skinner Road PAT000360
Mangaehu River at Raupuha Road MGH000950
Whenuakura River at Nicholson Road WNR000450
Waitara River at Autawa Road WTR000540
All sites are described in detail and referenced with location maps, photographs, GPS and map references on
the internal electronic TRC site reference system (ESAM) which is integrated into the existing LAB water quality
computer and Taradise GIS databases.
A brief description of
described in detail and referenced with location maps, photographs, GPS and map references on
the internal electronic TRC site reference system (ESAM) which is integrated into the existing LAB water quality
computer and Taradise GIS databases.
A brief description of all sites in the Taranaki Regional Council and NIWA programmes follows.
Site Maketawa Stream at Tarata Road
The site in the lower reaches of a developed farmland catchment is representative of a sub-catchment of the
Manganui
engagement being undertaken to inform the
preparation of a Proposed Plan. Completed reports and a survey
for determining surf break attributes and significance. Online
mapping portal developed. Draft Section 32 report and
Proposed Coastal Plan prepared ready for public notification.
Regional Air Quality Plan: Interim review 2016/2017. Full
review 2021/2022.
The review of the Regional Air Quality Plan for Taranaki was
completed and made operative on 25 July
soil mapping and
applications, management options for aquatic weeds, assessment
criteria for fish passage and barrier mitigation options, and review
of marine recreational microbiological guidelines and their
scientific basis. There is on-going engagement with MBIE's
National Science Challenges, to pursue specific projects of benefit
to the Taranaki region-specifically the 'Nature's Challenges',
'Bioheritage' and 'Our land and Water' challenges. A workshop for
the
Quality Sampling Standards. Four projects approved for funding:
farm scale soil mapping and applications, management options for
aquatic weeds, assessment criteria for fish passage and barrier
mitigation options, and review of marine recreational
microbiological guidelines and their scientific basis. There is on-
going engagement with MBIE's National Science Challenges, to
pursue specific projects of benefit to the Taranaki region-
specifically the 'Nature's Challenges',
Figure 1 Quarry operations, wastewater treatment system and location of
sampling sites 4
Figure 2 Aerial location map 5
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Introduction 1.
1.1 Compliance monitoring programme reports and the Resource
Management Act 1991
1.1.1 Introduction
This report is the Annual Report for the period July 2012-June 2013 by the Taranaki
Regional Council on the monitoring programme associated with a resource consent
held by Inglewood Metal Ltd. The Company
adequately capture the “true” variability of water
quality state. Secondly, lack of spatial representation arises from the limited spatial coverage of the existing
monitoring network. Each type of uncertainty is identified and assessed in the following sections.
Maps of the site-specific baseline attribute states for ammonia, nitrate, and DRP concentrations at each
state of environment monitoring site are presented in Figure 1, Figure 2 and Figure 3, respectively.
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Figure 3 Aerial map showing location of chemical and biomonitoring sampling sites 12
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1. Introduction
1.1. Compliance monitoring programme reports and the Resource
Management Act 1991
1.1.1. Introduction
This report is for the period July 2016 to June 2017 by the Taranaki Regional Council (the Council) and
describes the monitoring programme associated with a resource consent held by South Taranaki District
Council
Mobility Team!
Citylink passengers in Welbourn, Merrilands and
Highlands Park, covered by Routes 7 and 8, are
seeing some changes to those routes.
“We are trying to enhance the service coverage in
these areas and balance the travel time for the
two routes,” says Transport Services Manager,
Chris Clarke.
New timetables and maps outline the changes
which started on 5 September.
A number of new shelters have been installed across
New Plymouth as part of the