management and
administration.
Figure 1: Location of Uruti Composting and Vermiculture Facility
(Source: TRC Maps 2020, Google Maps)
18. The plant accepts a range of organic waste and drilling by-products in
accordance with the resource consent conditions. Through the process of
composting and vermiculture, these waste material inputs are converted into
soil conditioner and organic fertiliser.
Taranaki Economy 2020
19. The total regional economy is estimated at
15
Table 7 Evaluation of environmental performance over time 16
List of figures
Figure 1 Aerial location map of sampling sites in relation to Inglewood WWTP 13
List of photos
Photo 1 Inglewood WWTP 4
Photo 2 The Inglewood WWTP main pond 8
Photo 3 Dissolved oxygen monitoring 9
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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
for consent holder over time 21
List of figures
Figure 1 Site location and regional inset 5
Figure 2 Company provided site map with application areas 10
List of photos
Photo 1 North-west projection F9 towards F10 November 2015 12
Photo 2 South-east projection across F10 towards F9 23 May 2016 12
Photo 3 South-east projection F10 towards F9 February 2018 13
Photo 4 North-west projection over former storage cell area Febraury 2018 13
Photo 5 South-east
3.3.5 Soil Removed from the Tank Pit
As a precautionary measure, approximately 100 cubic meters of potentially impacted soil was removed from Tank Pit 3
and stockpiled on site along with material from the other tank pits (see Section 6 for further discussion). Samples
TP3/1 and TP3/9 represent this material.
4.0 Stratigraphy and Hydrogeology
The NZ Geological Survey Map (Sheet 10) map of the area (G.J Lensen, 1959) shows that the site is underlain with
basal conglomerate,
Figure 1 Regional map showing SDC landfill sites 5
Figure 2 Stratford landfill (shaded in yellow) and sampling locations 7
Figure 3 Graph showing chloride levels in the groundwater at the Stratford landfill 11
Figure 4 Graph showing ammoniacal nitrogen levels in the groundwater at the Stratford landfill 12
Figure 5 Graph showing dissolved zinc levels in the groundwater at the Stratford landfill 12
Figure 6 Graph showing ammoniacal nitrogen levels in the Patea Stream up and
performance for consent 10547-1.0 110
Table 48 Summary of performance for consent 10843-1 113
Table 49 Summary of performance for consent 10825-1.0 116
Table 50 Summary of performance for all consents 120
Table 51 Evaluation of environmental performance over time 120
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List of figures
Figure 1 Regional locations of the Company assets Waitara Road, Brixton and Mokau Road, Uruti 4
Figure 2 Site map of operational areas RNZ Uruti 10
Figure 3 Locations of
the same level of protection to
instream fauna across the full range of river/stream sizes. Following discussions with iwi and the Wai
Maori Group post the publication of the 2019 report, it was agreed that additional work was
required to test these assumptions in both small streams and large rivers.
Instream habitat surveys were initially carried out at sites on 12 Taranaki streams and rivers
(Kapoaiaia, Kaupokonui, Manganui, Mangaoraka, Patea, Tangahoe, Waingongoro (2 sites),
sand at the
pit bases (approximately 4-5 m below surface). Average annual rainfall for the site is 1,023 mm (taken from
the nearby ‘Duffy’ monitoring station). As with the other South Taranaki coastal sites, this site is subject to
strong winds.
Site data
Location
Word descriptor: Manawapou Road, Manutahi, Taranaki
Map reference: E 1717244
(NZTM) N 5608736
Mean annual rainfall: 1,023 mm
Mean annual soil temperature: ~15.1°C
Mean annual soil
considered more reliable as they are determined
from a LINZ digital topographic map layer.
Table 2.1 Flow recording sites in the Waitara catchment as listed in NIWA’s national site index
The longest available flow records are for the Manganui at SH3, with continuous data available from
31 May 1972 (i.e. 48.5 years of data) and for the Waitara at Tarata, with continuous data from 18
Number Sitename Start date End date Recording authority NZMS260 Catchment (km 2 )
39501 Waitara at Tarata 18-Dec-68
lost? Can
smaller fragments be linked to create
corridors or stepping stones (for instance
along streams or over ridges) that connect
larger bush areas? What does the
neighbour have by way of existing bush,
that could be connected?
For advice about layout, contact the
Council. A land management officer can
visit to assess the stand, and prepare a
conservation plan with a map showing
layout of the area to be retired, fence
positions and cost estimates.
Fencing
The next