page HAWERA – NEW PLYMOUTH RETURN via intermediate towns Saturday Timetable – December 2018 DEPART FROM STOPS TIMETABLE Opunake Napier St (opposite TSB) 9.00 am Manaia South Rd (Public Pool) 9.20 Hawera i-SITE 9.35 Normanby Total Aluminium 9.45 Eltham Bath Street 9.55 Stratford Health Centre 10.04 Miranda St 10.09 Midhirst Jamieson Recovery 10.14 Inglewood Moa St 10.30 Egmont Village Old dairy 10.35 New Plymouth Liardet Street 10.45 Egmont St
further clarification being provided by the New Plymouth District Council on depreciation queries. Dunlop/Holdom 5. Robe Street Building Purchase 5.1 The memorandum presenting information about the Emergency Management Facility located at 45 Robe Street, New Plymouth, its current use, facility development needs and the option of purchase was received and discussed. 5.2 It was noted that approval for the sale of the facility, currently owned by the Taranaki Regional Council,
Richard Allen Law Unit 1, 26 Putiki Street Grey Lynn PO Box 78326 AUCKLAND E: sebastian@richardallenlaw.co.nz Barrister acting R G Haazen Barrister Magdalene Chambers Level 1 , 28 Customs Street Auckland CBO e: rghaazen@gmail.com page " \ INTRODUCTION 1. Taranaki Energy Watch (TEW) is an energy watchdog operating in Taranaki for over 20 years. TEW has submitted on numerous plans and resource consents where issues of health and safety are involved.
Waiwhakaiho River at Rimu Street as a result of generation at the Mangorei Power Station 17 Figure 9 Water temperature monitoring sites (W1, W5, and W7) in the lower Waiwhakaiho River catchment 19 Figure 10 Waiwhakaiho River water temperature data collected at Egmont Village, Hydro Road and Rimu Street (2018-2019) 21 Figure 11 Average daily water temperature at three sites in the Waiwhakaiho River for the monitoring period, compared with historical data 22 Figure 12 Exceedance time for
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Petrochem Ltd Kowhai-D hydraulic fracturing consent monitoring report 2017-2018
completion includes: Ÿ Raising the height of the stopbanks by one to 1.5 metres on the town side of the river upstream of the Town Bridge to Browne Street. Ÿ Raising the stopbanks on the east side of the river between the Town Bridge and High Street East. Ÿ Raising the height of the stopbank by about a metre on the town side alongside Queen Street from the NPDC pumping station to the northern end of Domett Street. Ÿ Constructing a flood wall alongside the
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currently in operation in New Plymouth and the way some schools use ‘walking school buses’ to transport students to and from their schools. Travelling to school New Plymouth’s Bus Centre in Ariki Street is in the heart of the city. Its central location enables passengers from most areas to have easy access to city shops and other features. page S I T E M AY 2013 I S S U E N O.65 Learn more about our bus transport system. This new unit is coming soon and has