page Provisional data onlyRegional Council Taranaki Total monthly rainfall (mm) xxx yy% KEY % of average rainfallmonthly xxx yy % NEW PLYMOUTH H WERAĀ ŌPUNAKE ELTHAM Kaka Rd P teaā K tareō Motunui Brooklands Inglewood Pohokura SaddleNorth Egmont Stratford Huinga Cape Egmont Dawson Falls Glenn Rd Whareroa Rimunui January 2220 Rainfall 8%11 15%21 9%8 12%10 16%21 16%19 17%68 13%14 22%18 19%18 16%52
CD Boyd drilling waste resource consent monitoring report 2019-2020
Appendix I Resource consents held by NPDC (For a copy of the signed resource consent please contact the TRC Consents department) page Water abstraction permits Section 14 of the RMA stipulates that no person may take, use, dam or divert any water, unless the activity is expressly allowed for by a resource consent or a rule in a regional plan, or it falls within some particular categories set out in Section 14. Permits authorising the abstraction of water are issued
was well managed and that good wastewater dilution ratios had been maintained by discharging when the stream flow was above 5 m³/s (special condition 16 of consent 0715-4.1). The Waiongana Stream hydrology displays a natural rapid rise and fall (typical of Taranaki ring plain streams), which allows for a limited window of opportunity when treated wastewater can be discharged above the minimum consent limit. The consent holder has access to the Taranaki Regional Council web site, which
integrated land use. It is submitted that potential future changes to the planning environment by a district council, do not fall within the bounds of these matters and are outside scope of your discretion. Even if you considered you did have discretion to consider integrated district and land use matters, there is no certainty of an outcome or timing. Both the operative and proposed District Plans provide for this activity on the Application Site. 23 Section 105 RMA provides relevant
cannot apply. 24 If Rule 52 does not apply, then Rule 54 will apply such that the application becomes full discretionary. Effects other than odour, such as noise, then would fall for consideration. 25. Resolving this question may not be critical for determining whether consent should be granted or not: given that it is the case for the submitters that consent should be declined (at least past 1 June 2026) on the basis of loss of amenity value of air/adverse odour effects alone.
response to local rainfall patterns. The range of change in water levels varied considerably by site, from a few millimetres up to several metres. Over the longer term, some sites also showed a small continuous fall or rise in groundwater level. None of these changes was considered significant enough to affect the sustainability of the aquifer and could be linked to either localised groundwater use or longer-term rainfall patterns. What we’re doing Where we’re
Centre city for a coffee and then home again. This is my usual route with my 2 year old daughter who sits comfortably (she falls asleep sometimes) in the chair on the back. It's an e-bike and I travel about 25 - 35 km Comments noted. While the comments are not particularly related to the Plan we will pass the submitters comments on to NPDC as they are more relevant to the activities they manage. We would also encourage the submitter to raise their concerns/ideas …
(1980 to date) and average MCI values predicted from the MCI – site altitude regression equation revealed areas on the ring plain where observed stream health is better, worse, or equal to that which is predicted. This analysis suggested that approximately 65.3% of the area met or exceeded the stream health predicted by the MCI – altitude relationship, with the remaining 34.7% falling just one quality class below that predicted. Given the intensity of land-use on the
easily see their prey. Activity Think about the things that could make water more turbid eg rain washing over muddy ground with no plants. Design and make your own turbidity device by filling a glass jar with pond water and see if you can easily see through it. Do this again by stirring up the water from the bottom of the pond and then noting the difference. page Wetlands Taranaki Regional Council 19 Activity 8: Pond life Invertebrates are