freshwater to support biodiversity not only now, but for future generations.” The Council has generally positive relationships with community members, iwi and industry through its existing environmental programmes and receives regular feedback on a range of issues. “The freshwater engagement process aims to build on that as well as encouraging input from others who may not already interact with the Council.” Mr McLay encourages anyone interested in contributing to the
consideration of the availability of both Council and contractor resources, particularly during the set-up phase. This threshold will be revisited when the bylaw is next reviewed. It is anticipated that these requirements will eventually roll down to residential builds in addition to commercial builds. 1.2 Clarity is still being sought around developers, whether they are considered commercial or residential. 2. Taranaki District Health Board COVID-19 Associated Biohazard Waste 2.1 Ms M
coating. Fluxed steel articles are then galvanised by immersion in a hot bath of molten zinc. On completion of the galvanising process articles may be filed or sanded down to remove excess zinc prior to dispatch. The galvanising plant is positioned in the central part of the site and houses a series of treatment tanks involved in the galvanising process (Figure 1). Two exhaust fans, one positioned at either end of the main building, are used to extract fumes from the building during …
recreation values to the Taranaki Experience. Taranaki has also the potential to be a centre of excellence in plants, gardening and horticultural activities particularly in training and education. This builds on the history and reputation Taranaki has held in the past. Grouping these experiences and potentials creates a powerful identity and a wealth of opportunities for the region. page 3 Hollard Gardens Asset Management and Collection Plan 1907447 1.4 Management Plan
requires a resource consent for “Discharges of contaminants to air from earthworks that exposes a contiguous area of soil of more than 4 hectares, at any one time.” Chronology of events6 2018 [9] Earthworks commenced in approximately 2018. These works involved the creation of a flat building platform of approximately 17,925 m2. The surface was exposed clay and was not stabilised. 2019 [10] Earthworks recommenced at the site in 2019. These works involved the
by the ratepayer for more than one single use. Separately used or inhabited for a residential rating unit includes a building or part of a building that contains, two or more separately occupiable units, flats or houses each of which is separately inhabited or is capable of separate inhabitation Separately used or inhabited for a small holding or farmland property rating unit includes a rural property/farm with multiple dwellings (e.g., a house is used by a farm worker) each of …
two separate settling ponds. There was no discharge from the old silt ponds, which are no longer in use and disconnected from treatment system. All surface water was directed to the large pond/lake, from which the discharge flowed to the wetland. All inspections observed the wetland to have clear and uncoloured water, with no signs of silt or sediment build up. In June 2021 the discharge to the wetland was observed to be clear and uncoloured with no silt or sediment build up. The site appeared
respected in a way that is consistent with their tikanga and mātauranga. Among other useful and insightful information, the plans can assist in developing a preliminary understanding of Māori freshwater values and Te Mana o te Wai, which is a central component of the NPS-FM. The Council is working to build a better understanding of iwi management plans to assist freshwater policy development and to inform consenting processes. This will ensure meaningful
Taranaki Solid Waste Management Committee agenda May 2020