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detrimental effects were found at the time of the November survey. At the time of the March survey the results suggested poor preceding water quality that may be indicative of adverse effects associated with the landfill leachate. Air quality monitoring showed that there were no significant adverse effects in relation to suspended particulates, dust deposition rates or odour beyond the site boundary. An enclosed gas flare system was installed for air quality control during the 2017-2018

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abstraction rates/volumes, maintenance of minimum residual flows, provision of abstraction records and all other general conditions of their consent(s). The Council entered a total of 41 incidents over the course of the 2012-2013 period in relation to irrigation consents. This included 18 incidents for breaches of authorised abstraction rates and/or volumes over the course of the irrigation season. Fifteen of these received abatement notices for their non-compliance, while the other three had

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… by Friday 24th February Kavanagh Farm Dairy numbers 40393/ 40394, Nowell Rd, Hawera 21st March 10:00-1:30pm Focus: Net Zero emissions NCEA Links: L1 90160, L2 91298, L3 91532 Registrations due by Friday 10th March Term 2 field trips Gibson Farm Dairy No. 40374, Whareora Road. Hawera 9th May 10:00 -1:30pm Focus: Lowering environmental impacts- reducing stocking rates and imported feed to reduce emissions – lowering methane output and Nitrogen surplus. Also examining use of

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by Friday 24th February Kavanagh Farm Dairy numbers 40393/ 40394, Nowell Rd, Hawera 21st March 10:00-1:30pm Focus: Net Zero emissions NCEA Links: L1 90160, L2 91298, L3 91532 Registrations due by Friday 10th March Term 2 field trips Gibson Farm Dairy No. 40374, Whareora Road. Hawera 9th May 10:00 -1:30pm Focus: Lowering environmental impacts- reducing stocking rates and imported feed to reduce emissions – lowering methane output and Nitrogen surplus. Also examining use of

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revenue from operations - - - 45,629,000 41,622,526 Revenue from non-exchange transactions General rates revenue 7,611,858 7,611,858 7,536,493 7,611,858 7,536,493 Targeted rates revenue 1,865,532 1,865,532 1,820,603 1,865,532 1,820,603 Direct charges revenue 4 4,086,953 4,322,057 3,333,892 4,086,953 3,333,892 Government grants 2,272,444 2,007,987 1,955,372 2,272,444 1,955,372 Vested assets - - - - - Total revenue 4 26,276,063 26,011,421 24,566,238 66,372,062

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describes how the council is to deliver the outcomes agreed to by the local community, the level of rates expected for the first three years of the LTP and other information pertinent to the community. One aspect of a LTP is to set out public transport activities and funding sources for the next ten years Taranaki 2050 Roadmap In August 2019, Taranaki launched a co-designed Roadmap for how the region will transition to a low-emissions economy by 2050. A collaborative process has

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Plymouth has increased, with housing affordability decreasing, this is at a lower rate than the national average. Figure 4.6: Housing Affordability Index comparison against others New Plymouth has a lower housing affordability index than the national average. The New Plymouth HAI is 6.15 which is less than the New Zealand HAI of 7.85 and significantly less than Auckland which is 9.02. The HAI for South Taranaki is lower than New Plymouth and Stratford which increased in 2021 to 6.15

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the region’s resources. Evaluation of environmental and administrative performance Besides discussing the various details of the performance and extent of compliance by STDC, this report also assigns them a rating for their environmental and administrative performance during the period under review. Environmental performance is concerned with actual or likely effects on the receiving environment from the activities during the monitoring year. Administrative performance is concerned

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the consent holders, this report also assigns a rating as to each Company’s environmental and administrative performance during the period under review. The rating categories are high, good, improvement required and poor for both environmental and administrative performance. The interpretations for these ratings are found in Appendix II. For reference, in the 2021-2022 year, consent holders were found to achieve a high level of environmental performance and compliance for 88% of the

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hydrological monitoring was undertaken by maintaining the McColl’s Bridge flow recorder. The monitoring showed that overall the scheme operated within resource consent requirements for the vast majority of the period being reported. During this period, the Company was fully compliant with lake levels and the rise and recession rate restrictions for the lower Patea River. The Company provided adequate residual flows within the Patea River at all times, with the exception of one incident that was the …