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
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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.
with white being mid-range
temperature relative to data set. 21
Table 8 Difference in mean hourly water temperature (˚C) data for January 2021 between Rimu Street
and Hydro Road. Positive values represent hotter temperatures at Rimu Street. Red represents
hotter temperatures at Hydro Road. Green represents occasions where the mean temperature
difference for a selected hour is higher throughout the month at the Hydro Road Site 22
Table 9 Numbers of adult eels transferred at the Mangorei
Petrochem Ltd Kowhai-D hydraulic fracturing consent monitoring report 2017-2018
Catchment Monitoring Programme Annual
Report 2017-2018 and adopts the specific recommendations therein.
2. receives the 39 Fonterra Whareroa Monitoring Programme Annual Report 2017-
2018 and adopts the specific recommendations therein.
3. receives the 47 Ballance Agri-Nutrients (Kapuni) Ltd Monitoring Programme
Annual Report 2017-2018 and adopts the specific recommendations therein.
4. receives the 53 Vector Kapuni GTP Monitoring Programme Annual Report 2017-
2018 and adopts the specific
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
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.
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Learn more about our bus transport system.
This new unit is coming soon and has
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• GPS 2018 supports investment in liveable cities by improving walking,
cycling and public transport and by increasing transport choice.
• We want to support towns and cities to make changes quickly and cost
effectively, using innovative techniques to reduce vehicle speeds and
create more space for people.
We’ll improve the support and advice we
offer to help councils deliver:
• temporary physical changes to streets
• improvements that are in advance of a
permanent fix
11.2.1 Inspections 51
11.2.2 Result of discharge monitoring 52
Incidents, investigations, and interventions 53
Evaluation of performance 53
Tegel Foods Limited – Feedmill 55
Site description 55
Results 56
12.2.1 Inspections 56
12.2.2 Result of discharge monitoring 56
12.2.3 Air inspections 57
12.2.4 Deposition gauge 57
Incidents, investigations, and interventions 58
Evaluation of performance 58
Tegel Foods Limited – Poultry Processing Plant 61
Site
Ordinary Council Agenda Sept 2025
Traffic signals at the intersection of Vivian Street and Morley Street (SH45), New Plymouth.
Traffic signals at the SH3-Henwood Road interchange at Bell Block.
6. Brecon Road Extension, Stratford.
When this list is finalised, it will be presented to the Government for inclusion in the next funding
round. Are the projects in the right order? Are there any missing from the list? Let us know. Go to
www.trc.govt.nz/transport21 and make a submission.
Find out more about our proposed