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Policy & Planning agenda August 2018

Committee meeting at 12.15pm. 6. National Environmental Standards for Plantation Forestry in Taranaki 6.1 Mr A D McLay, Director-Resource Management, spoke to the memorandum advising the Committee of the monitoring and enforcement work to be undertaken of forestry activities by the Council in relation to the National Environmental Standards for Plantation Forestry (NES-PF). Policy and Planning Committee - Confirmation of Minutes 8 page Policy and Planning

Eucalyptus species for Taranaki

properties of the stringybark group. High ringplain The high ringplain area can be considered to include areas above Inglewood, around the Wiremu Road, and other similar altitudes that experience higher than average rainfall and colder temperatures. Species suited Eucalyptus microcorys (tallow- wood) being trialled by a farm forestry enthusiast page Eucalyptus Species for Taranaki Sustainable Land Management Programme 3 to planting in these areas are quite limited, although if a

Operations and Regulatory Agenda Nov 2023 web

Structure - Culvert Local Government Flood Control Replace R2/6976-2.0 New Plymouth District Council Structure - Culvert Local Government Access Replace R2/11098-1.0 First Gas Limited Structure - Pipeline Energy Gas Supply New R2/11135-1.0 NZ Forestry Limited Structure - Bridge Forestry Access New R2/11149-1.0 New Plymouth District Council Bore/Well Local Government Recreational New Consent Holder Subtype Industry Primary Industry Secondary Purpose Primary Activity Purpose R2/1875-3.0

Policy & Planning agenda November 2018

landowners while the Government sorts out the wide ranging and many detailed technical and operational problems with the NZ ETS and consulting directly with industry and forestry interests. The Climate Change Projections for New Zealand report analyses expected changes in New Zealand’s climate such as temperature, rainfall and other climate variables, out to 2120, and draws heavily on climate model simulations from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Fifth Assessment report. For

Applications received 23 January to 12 March 2023

natural wetland Land Use Consent Oru-wellsite, 28 Waihapa Road, Pukengahu Patea 23-11083-1.0 R2/11083-1.0 First Gas Limited 27-Jan-23 New consent To maintain a pipeline in the Waikiekie Stream Land Use Consent Clifton Road, Urenui Waikiekie 23-11097-1.0 R2/11097-1.0 NZ Forestry Limited 27-Jan-23 New consent To plant and grow over 2 hectares of plantation forest Land Use Consent 59 Tawhiwhi Road, Pohokura Patea 23-11098-1.0 R2/11098-1.0 First Gas Limited 30-Jan-23 New consent To install pipeline

Regional transport agenda September 2019

Forestry harvesting roading impacts – round-up of actions  DC’s have provided generic email addresses to FR which have been integrated into the TRC application process reminding applicants of the requirement to notify the relevant DC as well.  DC’s are still working on the development of respective online forms to enable applicants to easily notify them of impending harvesting.  DC’s to make individual contact with forest managers regarding upcoming harvesting is a work in progress.

Land management study unit

options for the farmer to make the best use of the property. Agroforestry Plan This plan identifies the land that is best removed from grazing and would be better suited to forestry production. Conservation Plan This plan identifies a particular problem and deals with remedial action for that site. Riparian Plan Covered in previous study. page Sustainable land management Taranaki Regional Council 30 A major component in the

Agenda Policy and Planning Committee 7 June 2022 reduced

........................................................................... 106 5.2 Hill country erosion and landslides ....................................................................... 108 5.3 Impacts of drought and future pasture growth .................................................... 108 5.4 Forestry ................................................................................................................. 109 5.5 Horticulture ...........................................................................................................

Consents issued 26 May-13 July 2017

Replace R2/10420-1.0 Maddich Forest Vegetation Disturbance Forestry New R2/10427-1.0 Brian Hiestand Structure - Bridge Dairy Farm New R2/10431-1.0 Todd Energy Limited Structure - Other Hydrocarbon Exploration New R2/9830-1.1 Cheal Petroleum Limited Structure - Culvert Hydrocarbon Exploration Change R2/10435-1.0 Lloyd & Joanne Morgan Structure - Bridge Dairy New R2/10441-1.0 Russell Gordon Vegetation Disturbance Forestry New R2/10422-1.0 Ross Bolton Pipe Waterway Building

Shelterbelt and timberbelt design

Pohutukawa Metrosideros excelsa Ngaio Myoporum laetum Akeake Dodonea viscosa Golden akeake Olearia albida/angulata Chatham akeake Olearia traversii Akiraho Olearia paniculata Koromiko Hebe stricta Flax Phormium tenax Toetoe Cortaderia fulvida Cabbage tree Cordyline australis It is worth consulting local nurseries, farm forestry groups, or Land Management Officers at the Taranaki Regional Council; all of whom can offer advice about species' suitability for a particular site. However, final choice