unsuitable means of disposal, resulting in high faecal
coliform counts at the mouth of the Wai-iti Stream. This inadequate treatment led to the development of
the new multiple soakage trench system on the hillside which was commissioned in 1991. More recently this
has been extended, and another soakage field has been created in the Olive Grove on the other side of the
hillside to allow the Retreat to spread the load across a wider area.
1.2.1 Rock wall
The current consent (6462-2.0) provides
fraxinoides
Shining gum Eucalyptus nitens
Coastal banksia Banksia integrifolia
Swamp sheoke Casuarina glauca
Deciduous
Tasman poplar Populus deltoides x P.nigra
Crows nest poplar (P.deltoides x P.nigra) x.P.nigra.
Tangoio willow Salix matsudana x alba ‘Tangoio’
Moutere willow Salix matsudana x alba ‘Moutere’
Matsudana Salix matsudana x alba
Native
Lemonwood Pittosporum eugenioides
Kohuhu Pittosporum tenuifolium
Karo Pittosporum crassifolium
Korokio Corokia macrocarpa
Broadleaf Griselinia littoralis
knowledge of what good farm management practices are and can
apply these to farming systems.
• Working knowledge of poplar and willow production and management.
• Advanced knowledge of biodiversity and wetland management.
• A working knowledge of drone technology and operation.
• A working knowledge to apply the wetland delineation technique to
determine natural wetlands.
• Advanced technical knowledge of riparian management and revegetation
practices using native and exotic flora.
•
Taranaki Biodiversity Forum Accord 2012 - Taranaki Regional Council
Appendix II Hydrograph and rainfall records 32
Appendix III Land resource information in the Waitotara catchment 53
Appendix IV Photographic record of event 55
Appendix V Response package and implementation framework 62
Appendix VI Government criteria for allocation of funding for rural infrastructure repair
and funding application form 67
List of tables
Table 1 Rainfall comparisons for February 2004, July 2006, and June 2015 11
Table 2: February 2004 monthly rainfall
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