Following the commitment of additional funding
for the project in July this year, we are aiming
to start construction of the Princess Street
Roundabout this summer.
Background
In 2018, we engaged with the community, transport
representatives, emergency services and councils to investigate
safety improvements for SH3 between Waitara and Bell Block
Designs for safety improvements were developed, but we
were unable to secure finding to prograss the project further
at that time.
In February
existing
defences including along the stopbank and
a flood wall, protecting businesses and
homes near Constance Street and Rifle
Range Road.
We joined with other organisations and
individuals for the launch of Biosecurity
Taranaki, a new collective committed to
protecting the region from the threat of
pests, weeds and diseases. The partnership
aims to be proactive in safeguarding our
environment, economy and way of life.
Our Can I Swim Here? water quality
Environmental effects of exercise of water permit 50 4.6.2
Evaluation of performance 51 4.7
Recommendations from the 2013-2014 Annual Report 52 4.8
Alterations to the monitoring programme for 2015-2016 52 4.9
Exercise of optional review of consent 53 4.10
Recommendations 53 4.11
Patea oxidation pond system 54 5.
Background 54 5.1
Upgrade of the system 54 5.1.1
Stakeholders’ meeting 56 5.1.2
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Inspections 56 5.2
Pond system 56 5.2.1
5.2.1.1
after, the requirement
for the 700 L/s summer (January- March) residual flow 18
Table 7 Hourly mean water temperature (˚C) data for January 2022 at Hydro Road. Red represents
higher water temperature and blue represent lower temperature with white being mid-range
temperature relative to data set. 21
Table 8 Difference in mean hourly water temperature (˚C) data for January 2022 between Rimu Street
and Hydro Road. Positive values represent hotter temperatures at Rimu Street. Red
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Tonkin & Taylor Ltd | 1 Fanshawe St, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
PO Box 5271, Victoria Street West, Auckland 1142 P +64-9-355 6000 F +64-9-307 0265 E akl@tonkintaylor.co.nz
11 March 2024
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New Plymouth District Council
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Attention: Nicola Laurenson
Dear Nicola
Weld Road Pathway and Ahu Ahu Bridge
New Plymouth District Council Informal Section 92 response (LUC23/48354)
follows:
• A total of four discrete zones were fractured over the period 21 November 2014
to 23 November 2014, at depths between 3,637 to 4,135 m TVDBRT.
• A total of 4,170 bbls (663m³) of liquid was discharged across the four fractured
zones. The total proppant weight was 53 tonnes.
• By volume, the fluid injected was comprised of 97.06% water, 0.88% proppant
and 2.06% chemicals.
• Pressure testing of the tubing and well head equipment was carried out prior to
fracturing
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the environment from the exercise of this consent, including by avoiding as far
as practicable adverse effects on the Victoria Street Key Native Ecosystem.
4. Ingram’s Contracting of Hawera, Fulton Hogan, and South Taranaki District Council
shall be the only suppliers of the domestic green waste for discharge. No other external
sources of domestic green waste are permitted to discharge at the site.
5. The maximum volume of waste discharged to land at the site shall not exceed:
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