Across the ring plain (over 32% of the region), possums and predators are being maintained at very low levels to protect remnant indigenous ecosystems and wildlife Biosecurity policy in the region is informed by strong science and robust information. page ii (THIS PAGE IS INTENTIONALLY BLANK) page i Preface Over the last 180 years the introduction of exotic economically important plants and animals has
be no alterations to plant equipment or processes which may alter the nature of the flare without consulting the Council. Condition 8 requires the Council to be notified if a flaring event is expected to exceed five minutes duration. Condition 9 requires the consent holder to control all emissions of the specified contaminants in order that the maximum ground level concentration at the site boundary measured under ambient conditions does not exceed relevant ambient air quality
other groups can still attend meetings is the same manner that is outlined by the standing orders or the terms of reference got the RTC or Regional Transport Advisory Group (RTAG). Additionally, for specific matters, the RTC or RTAG can request a stakeholder or relevant group to attend the meeting for the purposes of that particular matter. Options 18. Option A: appoint a representative from KiwiRail and New Zealand Police to be advisory member to the RTC. 19. Option B: appoint a
must satisfy. The Company holds one consent to allow it to take and use water, two consents to discharge effluent and stormwater into the Kahouri Stream, two consents to discharge wastewater and degenerating product to land, and one consent to discharge emissions into the air at this site. During the 2014-15 period, throughput at the plant reduced significantly, primarily as the Company was awaiting a license to export to China. It is anticipated that once this license has been issued,
2022-2023 monitoring period 9 Figure 6 Oaonui Stream flow record for 2022-2023 10 Figure 7 Planting completion status for the Oaonui Catchment as at July 2023 13 page 1 1 Introduction Compliance monitoring programme reports and the Resource Management Act 1991 1.1.1 Introduction This report is for the period July 2022 to June 2023 by the Council describing the monitoring programme associated with resource consents held by Oaonui Water Supply Ltd (OWSL).
Development 2020 (“NPS-UD”) came into effect in August 2020 replacing the National Policy Statement on Urban Development Capacity 2016 (“NPS-UDC”). The Council is required to give effect to the objectives and policies of the NPS-UD, which is a higher order document. The NPS-UD retains and strengthens the foundation concepts of the NPS- UDC and moves beyond a land capacity-based approach. The NPS-UD defines and promotes “well-functioning environments” which forms the core of several objectives
pathway management within the region. 2. Background There are a range of harmful organisms present in New Zealand that are not yet present in the Taranaki region. The most effective form of pest management, in terms of achieving eradication aims and deriving value for money, is to avoid the establishment of new pest species. The Taranaki Regional Pest Management Plan 2018-2028 does not include species that are not already present within the region. Instead they are …
Document: 3097159 (Word) Document: 3127612 (Pdf) March 2023 page page Executive summary Port Taranaki Ltd operates Port Taranaki. Downer New Zealand Ltd (Downer) and Technix Bitumen Technologies Ltd (Technix) operate bitumen plants within the bounds of the port. Methanex New Zealand Ltd (Methanex) operates a methanol storage facility at the port, and Liquigas Ltd (Liquigas) is a storage and distribution depot for LPG. This
programmes Pollution incidents and response State of the environment monitoring Resource investigations and projects Sustainable land management plans and plant supply programme Waitara River Catchment (New Plymouth District
TRC’s proposal to boost its capacity (Option 1) in order to advance an improvement in water quality across the region in line with the Government’s requirements and public aspirations is supported. Fish & Game supports the proposed increases in specialist scientific, technical and cultural capacity needed to meet the new requirements and also the planned boost in land management services to help farmers and landowners reduce their environmental impacts. The provision of extra