invasions;
the submitter has no faith in the Council’s ability to respond
to complaints of odours/particulate on/at their property;
allowing the erection of a building knowing it’s going to
vent odour and particulate within the recommended 400
metre buffer zone is perverse.
NE & EA Sole
with 40,000 extra birds an extra shed will make the farm
three quarters larger and in this day and age of
environmental concerns the submitter doesn’t need more
sheds, and dusty smelly air discharges
inflation levels.
“The Council’s balance sheet remains very
strong with no public debt,” he says.
The year’s highlights listed in the report
include:
Ÿ Preparation of the Council’s five-yearly
State of the Environment Report, Taranaki
as One - Taranaki Tāngata Tū Tahi,
culminating in its launch in early July 2015.
The report shows great environmental
progress is being made.
Ÿ The continuing review of the current
Freshwater and Soil Plans, with the building
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TARANAKI REGIONAL COUNCIL NEWSLETTER March 2015 No. 96
Region wins its case
A strong regional push for replacement of the
Normanby overbridge on SH3 has borne fruit,
with work beginning on a two-year project to
realign the highway and build a new underpass
beneath the railway line.
The Taranaki Regional Council and the
Regional Transport Committee have long been
at the forefront of strong community advocacy
for this project. These efforts were
requirements
for FW are significantly
higher than previous TRC
experience (due to NPS-FW
requirements). Experience
from other RC’s is that the
process can be long and
involved.
Lack of dedicated
engagement (as opposed to
comms) resources to
manage this process.
Build greater alignment around
the nature and timing of the
engagement that is needed.
Develop specific strategies and
plans to undertake the focused
engagement.
Consider ways
been delayed due to issues with finding a
contractor to undertake work. This has now started and the building should be
ready in early April. The Mt Messenger Alliance team have set up offices in Bell
Block.
Shaun Harvey has left and Paul Murphy has returned as the Investment Advisor.
It was noted that TRC system has been updated so that when notification of
forestry work is sent through, if they check the box to inform District Council it
will also notify them of the work.
species. Natural sand
movement was likely to have a greater impact than from the disposal of sand from
dredging.
Surveys at five locally important kaimoana beds showed that paua and kina counts over the
last two surveys were lower than surveys undertaken between 2004 and 2009, being more
comparable to pre-dredge counts. There was no significant evidence to indicate that the
drop in counts were related to dredging activities as no major build up of sand on the reefs
has been noted in
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Ordinary Council meeting agenda July 2019
the Taranaki Regional Council .............................................................................................. 3
Building on our strengths .............................................................................................................................................. 4
Extending our existing programmes ............................................................................................................................. 8
Taranaki Regional Council: