From Monday 4 November the Egmont St stop will be out of service for approximately 3 weeks due to road works taking place in the area. All passengers must use the Liardet Street stops instead. The Connector bus will not be calling at this stop. We appreciate your support and patience during this period. Follow our Facebook page - facebook.com/TaranakiPublicTransport - for updates and to check out all the latest news.
unsure if the roads can handle it in the long term causing those roads to need repairing ahead of time. Waitara to Bell Block An extra $50million for funding has been approved so can now complete the full project. Pre-implementation work and consenting has started. By November Princess Street should start. The aim is to do the draining works first. MOU between Waka Kotaki and NPDC is being prepared, around who is going to be responsible for what once works are completed.
Village 49 Figure 27 LOWESS trend plot of MCI data at the Egmont Village site 51 Figure 28 LOWESS trend plot of MCI data at the Egmont Village site 52 Figure 29 Numbers of taxa and MCI values in the Waiwhakaiho River at Constance Street 53 Figure 30 LOWESS trend plot of MCI data at the Constance Street site 55 Figure 31 LOWESS trend plot of ten years of MCI data at the Constance Street site 56 Figure 32 Numbers of taxa and MCI values in the Waiwhakaiho River at Lake Rotomanu
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Street site 47 Figure 22 Numbers of taxa and MCI values in the Waiwhakaiho River at Lake Rotomanu 48 Figure 23 LOWESS trend plot of MCI data at the site adjacent to Lake Rotomanu 50 Figure 24 Galaxiid records for the Waiwhakaiho catchment 53 Figure 25 Riparian plans in the Waiwhakaiho catchment at 30 June 2013 59 page page 1 1. Introduction 1.1 Compliance monitoring programme reports and the Resource Management Act 1991
native wildlife and plants, Chris and Mike say they are blown away by the positive public reaction in their new career paths. “It was nice to get some positive feedback for the work we were doing, especially in Oakura, it was massive. “People were literally stopping us in the street and thanking us. It was something I had never experienced before,” Chris says. “It’s great contributing to something that’s making such a positive difference,” Mike says. Chris, who farms in Urenui and Mike, who farms
1.0 km2) · 66.6 km2, Waiwhakaiho River immediately upstream of the MGR tailrace channel and Araheke Stream confluence · 86.2 km2, Waiwhakaiho River immediately downstream of the MGR tailrace channel · 124 km2, Waiwhakaiho at Rimu Street flow recording site · 126 km2, Waiwhakaiho River above its confluence with the Mangaone Stream Figure 1.1 shows the extent of the Waiwhakaiho River catchment and its sub-catchments which are of interest. Figure 1.2 shows the locations of interest.
Freshwater Macroinvertebrate State of the Environment Report 2019 2023
under review a sample was collected from the spring water/leachate discharge point RTP0010002. The results of the analyses are given in Table 8. Table 8 Results of Huiroa landfill leachate discharge sampling (site RTP001002) Date Ammoniacal nitrogen (g/m³-N) Un-ionised ammonia (g/m³) Conductivity (mS/m@25°C) Iron Acid Soluble (g/m³) pH Temperature (Deg.C) Dissolved Zinc (g/m3) 24 October 2023 1.09 <0.00001 21.2 53 7.4 13.3 0.0053