over
developments at Yarrow Stadium, an asset that's owned by a
trust controlled by this Council. With the two grandstands found
to be earthquake-prone and subsequently closed, we are
working closely with partners and stakeholders to find the best
solution. The future will become clearer in the next few months
as engineers complete a complex analysis of issues and options.
Freshwater stats: sparkling, not flat
For Taranaki, freshwater has always been a vital resource
Quarterly Operational Report September 2020
identified registered banks.
INTEREST RATE RISK MANAGEMENT
Generally, given the Council’s desire to have predictable,
certain interest costs, the need to avoid large adverse impacts
on annual rates arising from interest rate related rises, and the
long-term nature of the Council’s assets and intergenerational
factors, the Council tends to have a high percentage of fixed
rate or hedged borrowing.
SECURITY
The Council does not offer assets other than targeted rates as
grandstands
added and considerable modernisation. Further enhancements to the venue
were completed in 2010, raising the capacity to 25,500. Facilities now include
two grandstands, main sand-based grass field, three other grass fields and a
car park.
The property is owned by the Taranaki Stadium Trust (the Trust). The purpose
of the Trust is to promote the effective and efficient maintenance, development,
management, operation and promotion of Yarrow Stadium as a community
asset used for
grandstands
added and considerable modernisation. Further enhancements to the venue
were completed in 2010, raising the capacity to 25,500. Facilities now include
two grandstands, main sand-based grass field, three other grass fields and a
car park.
The property is owned by the Taranaki Stadium Trust (the Trust). The purpose
of the Trust is to promote the effective and efficient maintenance, development,
management, operation and promotion of Yarrow Stadium as a community
asset used for
without the long-term financial commitment of the participating
councils including how each council will fund their contribution.
The full budget for IRIS NextGen including confirmed costs, borrowing (if any),
funding arrangements, and assets will be presented to the board for approval once
confirmed. This will be fully communicated with shareholding and participating
councils alike.
As the approach to the delivery and funding of IRIS NextGen is refined, the
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Figure 8: Northern Hill Country - Level of agreement on FMU boundary and development .............. 21
Figure 9: Coastal Terraces - Level of agreement on FMU boundary and development ...................... 22
Figure 10: Transpower Assets .......................................................................................................... 24
Tables
Table 1: Proposed Fresh Water Management Units - Taranaki ........................................................... 9
Table
agreement
to late 2024
2 Fiona R –
Meeting 5 Apr 23
Liaise with Police re: RUC enforcement details Underway, update to
next meeting
The meeting closed at 12.20 pm.
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Acronyms commonly used in RTAG meetings
Acronym Meaning
AC Activity Class
AMP Asset or Activity Management Plan
BC Business Case
BTCS Better Travel
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Taranaki Regional Council Quarterly Operational Report March 2020