‘DustTrak DRX’ at the premises of the Pacific International Hotel Management School
(PIHMS) over a two month period from 13 January 2014 to 14 March 2014 (Figure 1).
The instrument was logging an instantaneous measurement every second, and then
converting this data to generate one minute averages, over the duration of the sampling
period.
• Ambient Nitrogen Oxides (NOx) monitoring was conducted at four stationary sites
spaced evenly on either sides of the Bell Block over-bridge (Figure 2)
2005-2010 records are sparse."
4. It is not clear why the Remediation NZ Uruti site is not included on the Register of Selected
Land Use (RSLU) sites for sites contaminated with Hazardous Substances.
Sarah Roberts
Taranaki Energy Watch
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Table 15: Contaminant limits
Constituent Uaximum value
(mgft.g unless otherwise started)
Arsenic . 17
Barium - Barite2 10,000
walls at pitch level
$1,500,000
Water recycling system from
the stadium roofs on the East
and/or West Stands
$100,000
Improve wayfinding
Signage
$70,000
Move sewage pump to
outside Gate 4 or gravity
feed to main
$40,000
Upgrade sports lights to
Fields 3 and 4 to 200 lux
$500,000
Replace cladding to the
north and south ends of the
East Stand
$375,000
Relocate generator away
from office/hospitality
space
$100,000
Better management of hot
water system
$100,000
Provide conduits
retrospective report. We can now provide order-of-magnitude values to the community, derived
mainly from NPDC’s published revenue streams from their management of the Stadium, their catering
information and cross-referring these to parameters from other industry sources.
Where an Option allows increased or reduced activity and increased or reduced uses compared with
the last five years, the value is estimated accordingly. For comparison we have shown the values
for the retrospective
of the wheelchair accessible vehicle for each Total Mobility scheme
member who requires the use of a wheelchair hoist or ramp on a trip.
Who administers the scheme?
The scheme is managed and operated by regional councils.
How does the Total Mobility scheme work?
Scheme users are issued with an electronic card or a book of vouchers. You can obtain an
electronic card or vouchers from the relevant regional council. Total mobility subsidies can be
claimed anywhere in New Zealand where the
Taranaki was completed in 2010. The last change to seismographs in
Taranaki occurred in October 2012, when a new instrument (NBEZ, Figure 2.1) was installed
in a borehole to replace a noisy site nearby.
There are currently nine seismographs in the Taranaki area which continuously send data to
GeoNet data centres for analysis. Data are sent via hubs located at the Taranaki Emergency
Management Office (TEMO) in New Plymouth; at Kahui Road west of Mt Taranaki; and at
Eltham (Figure 2.1).
seismograph network have been undertaken since then.
There are currently nine seismographs in the Taranaki area continuously sending data to
GeoNet data centres for analysis. Data are sent via hubs located at the Taranaki Emergency
Management Office in New Plymouth; at Kahui Road west of Mt Taranaki; and at Eltham
(Figure 2.1).
Several seismographs outside Taranaki record earthquakes that occur in Taranaki, aiding in
locating these earthquakes.
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nine seismographs in the Taranaki area continuously sending data to
GeoNet data centres for analysis. Data are sent via hubs located at the Taranaki Emergency
Management Office in New Plymouth; at Kahui Road west of Mt Taranaki; and at Eltham
(Figure 2.1).
Several seismographs outside Taranaki record small or moderate earthquakes that occur in
Taranaki, aiding in locating these earthquakes.
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Management Office in New Plymouth; at Kahui Road west of Mt
Taranaki; and at Eltham.
As discussed above, the distinction between Taranaki seismographs and others
seismographs in New Zealand has become less in recent years. Several seismographs
outside Taranaki record small or moderate earthquakes that occur in Taranaki, aiding in
locating these earthquakes. The nearest of these sites are Vera Rd – east of
Whangamomona, Hauiti – inland from Awakino, and Wanganui – north-west of Wanganui
city.
original vertical-
component seismographs. Data were continuously sent to GeoNet data centres in Taupo
and Wellington for analysis via a hub at the Taranaki Emergency Management Office
(TEMO) in New Plymouth and a hub at Kahui Rd, west of Mt Taranaki.
As discussed in the introduction, the distinction between Taranaki seismographs and others
in New Zealand has become less in recent years. Several seismographs outside Taranaki
often record even relatively small earthquakes that occur in Taranaki