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Quarterly Operational Report March 2020

date, over 500,000 plants have been ordered for the current winter planting season. The South Taranaki and Regional Erosion Support Scheme is well patronised with an increased interest in new forestry plantings. Land Management has been able to continue servicing clients and completing GIS/databse maintenance while operating from home under Level 4 of the Covid-19 lockdown. The riparian plan auditing application has been field tested and is now ready to use. Outputs/Key performance …

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

Regional Transport agenda December 2020

projects have been completed, with Beaconsfield Road to be finished Friday this week.  Swimming Pool – Council made the decision to have the pool located on the North of the Hockey pitch and to construct two new cricket pitches at Stratford High School and Stratford Primary School. As it is a Shovel Ready funded project some works need to be started at the site by February 2021.  Impact to roads due to forestry traffic is high. Logging of a block was started down Puniwhakau Road and …

Tapuae Roa - Make Way for Taranaki Action Plan April 2018

boosting of productivity and profitability on-farm, especially in the hill country. It is also about the most productive and profitable use of land which brings into play the forestry initiatives of the incoming Government as an antidote to climate change. Māori Economy Futures is the result of a fresh look at directions for participation of Māori and iwi in the economy. Ngā Iwi o Taranaki are looking to focus on a new generation of Māori leadership through ensuring they have the requisite

Quarterly Operational Report September 2021

requests responded to. Provide, on a cost-recovery basis, approximately 550,000 suitable plants for land stabilisation, soil conservation and riparian planting programmes. YTD 221,352 plants sold. Implement the South Taranaki and Regional Erosion Support Soil Conservation Programme including an estimated 4,000 poplar poles, 233 ha of protection forestry and construction of 17 km of retirement fencing to retire 200 ha of marginal

NES F Structures and reclamation info sheet

Where there is conflict between the requirements of the National Environmental Standards for Plantation Forestry and the NES-F the National Environmental Standards for Plantation Forestry take precedence. Lamprey/piharau Structures in rivers and lakes and reclamation of rivers page T R C | S T R U C T U R E S I N R I V E R S & L A K E S & R E C L A M A T I O N O F R I V E R S V 2 , O C T 2 0 2 0 Structure definitions

Council meeting minutes June 2018

Bypass Project It was noted that the hearing to consider submissions on applications relating to the Mt Messenger Bypass has been rescheduled to Wednesday 1 August 2018. Forestry Mr A D McLay, Director-Resource Management, noted to the Committee than an officer report on the possible impacts of forestry slash in Taranaki would be reported to a subsequent meeting for further discussion. 3. Policy and Planning Committee Minutes – 5 June 2018 Resolved THAT the

Recount 99 - December 2015

have been retained. Over 25 years, 90 hectares of production forestry has been established and in 2013, a further 4.5 hectares was fenced and planted. They’ve planted 520 poplar poles to shelter stock and stabilize soil. Shelterbelts are being replanted with natives to create biodiversity corridors. Video profile: bit.ly/Awards2015J Stephen and Shirlee Barrow Tersana Farms Richard and Kellie Coe Richard and Kellie Coe have changed land and stock management practices

TRC Annual Report 2022 2023

wide range of recreational purposes. To the east of the ring plain lies the Taranaki hill country, comprising siltstones, sandstones and mudstones, known locally as papa. The topography of the hill country is steeply dissected and is prone to soil erosion and slipping, but can support both pastoral farming and commercial forestry when managed in accordance with the physical limitations of the land. The coastal terraces along the north and south Taranaki coast make up the third