consideration of effects. • Ensuring rules align with the national regulations and international industry best practice, and efficient regulation of new technologies and techniques. • Tighter controls on hard protection structures to manage coastal natural hazards. • More explicit recognition of sites of significance through schedules in the Plan that identify and map values. CHANGES SUGGESTED IN THE DRAFT PLAN The Plan is a ‘statutory document’, which means it is enforceable
that is understandable to the community. Wherever possible, maps and diagrams have been used to demonstrate environmental conditions and trends. Case studies and examples of particular programmes are presented for added interest. Māori words and phrases Assistance with the accuracy and correct usage of Te Reo Māori was received from Te Reo O Taranaki Charitable Trust. In considering the spelling of Māori words and place names that have long vowels, the report adopts the Māori
description of the nature of the odour emissions and sources 3 A description of the environmental setting of the emissions. 4 An assessment of the potential environmental nuisance effects of the odour emissions. 5 Conclusions in relation to the assessment. Items provided by T+T on behalf of AFTL previously in response to the TRC’s request for further information have also been updated as follows: · A map identifying dwellings within 300 m of the sheds is provided in Appendix A. This map has been
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,
to note and if applicable, action, were: Turangi-B wellsite: Further works had been undertaken to enlarge the soakage pit following feedback from iwi that they would not support a discharge to water in the event that the soakage pit overflowed. Ohanga: The skimmer pit liner was to be replaced during the summer. Kowhai-D: The northern skimmer pit was to be emptied during summer to determine if the liner was leaking. It was noted that the sediment traps on the access track needed
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performance over time 15 List of figures Figure 1 Schematic layout of Eltham WWTP prior to the diversion of wastewater to the Hawera WWTP 4 Figure 2 Aerial view of the Eltham WWTP 5 Figure 3 Aerial map showing location of chemical and biomonitoring sampling sites 12 page 1 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 2020 to June 2021 by the
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',