remnant of an ecosystem type that is still well
represented in Taranaki (>50% remaining)
Sustainability - Positive Key ecological processes still influence the site. Under appropriate
management, it can remain resilient to existing or potential threats.
Other Management Issues
Habitat Modification - Low The forest is recovering well from previous land use in places
despite browsing.
Herbivores - High Potential high risk from browsers such as possums, goats and
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Application No. Consent No. Applicant Lodged Date Application Type Description Activity Type Location Catchment
23-11175-1.0 R2/11175-1.0 Mahcoll Commercial Developments Ltd 24-Oct-23 New consent
To install a culvert in a tributary of the Waihi Stream
for subdivision development purposes Land Use Consent Glover Road, Hawera Waihi
23-11176-1.0 R2/11176-1.0 Phillip Jackson Armitstead 24-Oct-23 New consent To drill and construct a bore Land Use Consent 148 Skinner Road, Stratford
management direct charges - $1,838,132 under budget mainly due to Waitara
Lands reserve distributions being received more slowly than expected.
Biosecurity/pest management - $152,848 under budget mainly due to the timing of
Predator Free project expenditure.
Biodiversity - $191,019 under budget mainly due to the timing of KNE and Predator
Free project expenditure.
Biosecurity and biodiversity direct charges - $596,069 under budget mainly due to
Predator Free 2050 funding being …
the Kapuni catchment, and the air
discharge permit held by the Company to cover emissions to air from the site.
One of the intents of the Resource Management Act 1991 (RMA) is that environmental management should
be integrated across all media, so that a consent holder’s use of water, air, and land should be considered
from a single comprehensive environmental perspective. Accordingly, the Council generally implements
integrated environmental monitoring programmes and reports the results …
process because of a lack of
good data about taonga species and without a recognised tool to monitor the effect of the
consents on the mauri of our awa.
We are currently involved alongside the other hapū and iwi of Taranaki in the updating of
Taranaki Regional Councils - Fresh Water and Land Management Plan. We are also part of the
He Puna Wai group formed by the New Plymouth District Council – which is providing iwi input
to the Councils Three Water Strategy and other
SRG Global Asset Services (Taranaki) Ltd Air - Abrasive Blasting Engineering Abrasive Blasting Replace
R2/4475-3.0 Katere Surface Coatings Limited Air - Abrasive Blasting Engineering Port Activity Abrasive Blasting Replace
R2/7795-1.1 Waste Remediation Services Limited Land - Land Farming Energy Waste Management Land Farming Change
R2/9651-2.0 Normanby Engineering Sandblasting & Spraypainting Air - Abrasive Blasting Engineering Abrasive Blasting Replace
R2/10202-1.1 TPJ Partnership
forestry soils. The report
notes that these aspects of soil quality can generally be reversed by appropriate land
management practices. The environmental risk of compaction in conjunction with excess
levels of nutrients is that of run-off to waterways; it has been noted elsewhere to the Council
that stream health is improving and concentrations of nutrients in Taranaki’s waterways are
if anything reducing.
Biological diversity in most soils was consistent across the region, with evidence of
service 9.
Sustainable land management plans and plant
supply programme
—promoting sustainable land and riparian
management by providing land management advice
and information on an individual property basis and
through advocacy and facilitation—refer to levels of
service 4, 5, 6 and 8.
Biodiversity
—maintaining and enhancing the indigenous
biodiversity of the Taranaki region, working
alongside landowners and other groups and
agencies in accordance with the Council’s
performance for Consent 10456-1
Purpose: To discharge produced water for water flooding purposes into land in the Manutahi Formation by
deep well injection at the Manutahi-B wellsite
Condition requirement Means of monitoring during period under
review Compliance achieved?
1. Before exercising the consent
the consent holder shall
submit an “Injection
Operation Management
Plan.”
Receipt of satisfactory Injection Operation
Management Plan. Yes
2. Injection well, geological and …
to indigenous biodiversity on private land.
6.2;6.3.5;6.3.6
Objective 1.2 Sympathetic management
Integrate and use measures in the sustainable management of production lands and urban environments that are
sympathetic to indigenous biodiversity.
a) Incorporate indigenous biodiversity priorities into programmes for sustainable land
management including those under the Sustainable Land Management Strategy and related
strategies and provide advice on giving effect