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Port Taranaki Industries Annual Report 2021-2022

Council is included Appendix I, as are copies of all permits held by the Company during the period under review. Port Taranaki’s stormwater and washdown wastewater discharge consents (0197-2.1 and 0198-2) both expired in June 2020. Renewal applications for both of these consents are currently being processed. page 8 Table 1 Summary of resource consents Consent holder Consent number Purpose Granted Review Expires Water discharge permits Port Taranaki

Our Place: Taranaki State of Environment 2022

contributing to increased vulnerability to storms and tsunami. In the coming years, a further sea level rise will have increasing implications for development in coastal infrastructure such as transport networks (roads, ports and airports), wastewater treatment plants and potable water supplies, as well as creating capacity and performance issues with stormwater and overland drainage systems. In 2017, MfE reported a doubling in the rate of sea level rise along the New

Remediation Hearing Ngāti Mutunga Legal Submission & Haehanga Report

s42A Report at [97]. Ms Beecroft at [48] "The wastewater is relatively high strength having undergone little more than flow balancing (minimal treatment) through the pond treatment system ". 14 McArthur at [10 1]. 15 McArthur at [72] and [95]. 16 McArthur at [104] and Table I. 17 McArthur at [116]. 5 page h. There is evidence from Ng ti Mutunga that meta-physical effects in the Haehanga stream, flow through to the Mimitangiatua. 20. Ms Beecroft's evidence is that: a.

Taranaki Galvanizers monitoring report 2019-2020

galvanising operations. Large doors positioned on the northern and eastern sides of the main building provide access for the receipt and dispatch of materials at the site. The area immediately surrounding the galvanising buildings is concreted. The concrete and metal yard located on the northern side of plant is used as a laydown area for materials waiting to be processed or dispatched. Effluent tanks collecting wastewater from the plant are housed within a concrete bunded area situated on …

Biennial report 2011-2013

bathing guidelines (2003) 5 Table 2 Bacteriological monitoring at Wai-inu Beach Settlement 2011-2013, including a summary of data between 1992 to 2011 7 Table 3 Summary of performance for Consent 3769 to discharge 84 cubic metres of treated domestic wastewater to groundwater from the Wai-inu Beach Settlement 12 List of figures Figure 1 Location of bacteriological sampling sites and treatment system 5 Figure 2 Enterococci counts for the 13 SEM samples at Wai-inu Beach

McKee Power Plant monitoring 2019-2020

4560-2 To discharge wastewater from filter backwashing and tank cleaning into the Waitara River. Jan 2003 - June 2021 7920-1 To discharge wastewater and stormwater from a retention pond at the McKee Power Plant and Organic Rankine Cycle Plant, into water and onto and into land where it may enter an unnamed tributary of the Mangahewa Stream. Oct 2011 June 2021 June 2031 Air discharge permit 7921-1 To discharge emissions to air from the combustion of …

Annual report 2015-2016

outside the store with a front-end loader (solids), or by injection with a lance into loaded trucks (liquids). Wastewater from washing down the trucks (with quaternary ammonia sanitiser) and yard, and stormwater from this area, is directed to a concrete settling pond which then overflows to two soakage pits in series that are situated beside and discharge to the Awai Stream. A screen is placed between the holding pond and the first soakage pit to prevent solids from entering the pit. A third

Annual report 2013-2014

analyses. In general, the site was managed to a good standard in relation to stormwater and wastewater management. Stormwater was managed to avoid any contact with chemicals stored on-site with all wastewater either disposed of directly to trade waste or temporarily stored in the bunded area of the site before being removed off-site for disposal or recycling at an approved facility. During the period under review, no sampling of the novaflow pipe containing leachate was undertaken, as there

Info Sheet: AEE requirements for DWI applications

in the disposal zone is compatible with that of the fluids to be disposed of and any possible adverse geochemistry effects that may arise. The AEE must as a minimum adequately demonstrate that: The geologic formation into which the wastewaters are injected is sufficiently porous and permeable so that the wastewater can enter the rock formation without an excessive build up of pressure; page The injection zone is overlain by a relatively non-permeable layer of rock which