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is variable from place to place. Contaminant hotpots can be expected. Accordingly, it is recommended that excavation into the waste is avoided or carefully managed. If excavation into the waste cannot be avoided, then care should be taken to minimising spreading of waste on the surface or mixing with clean soil. Waste should be reburied under an adequate cover layer of clean soil, or, preferably, be disposed of to a landfill or other licensed facility. It is

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included two inspections focusing on dust/odour control, waste acceptance, site management and reinstatement and two water samples. During this monitoring period, the Company demonstrated a high level of environmental performance and a high level of administrative performance. During the period, extensive reinstatement activities were undertaken at the site and there was only a very small active face consisting of inert clean fill material. In June 2014 the consent expired and the quarry site

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sudden dissolved oxygen fluctuations referred to as “noisy data” may be affecting some values. The cause of this is well known, as dissolved oxygen sensors without automatic cleaning features require (and receive) physical cleaning to remove algal growth every two weeks. Within those two weeks however, algal levels can build up enough to influence results. As the dissolved oxygen data was not able to be audited at the time of writing this memorandum, it was unable to be used

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involves the manufacturing of pre-cast drainage soak-holes and lids, offal hole lids, and troughs. The Humes operation is also a sales depot for items manufactured both on and off the site. The business has operated on the site since 1939. A tributary of the Kahouri Stream runs under the plant site. Washwater from the plant is treated by settlement in two small ponds, followed by soakage in two stone- page 7 filled pits. Concrete truck washings are treated separately by

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_________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________ Stock to be held in the stockholding areas 4.3. Please fill in the table below detailing the types of stock that will be, or are likely to be held in the stockholding area, and when they will be held (as example

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compared to the consent conditions with application areas revegetated to a high standard. Housekeeping has recently been addressed. The site contains material which has been in storage for longer than one year and thus must be actioned in the upcoming monitoring period. The Company executed the successful remediation of a former landfarm storage area by excavating a considerable amount of material and replaced it with clean fill. This allowed a former landfarm site to be reinstated. In