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Help shape the rules on Taranaki's freshwater
drop-in sessions 17 June: Ōkato - Hempton Hall, 72 Carthew Street, 10am-1pm Ōpunake – Sinclair Electrical and Refrigeration Events Centre, Tasman Street, 3pm-6.30pm 18 June: Hāwera - TSB Hub East lounge, Camberwell Road, 10am-1pm Kaponga - War Memorial Hall, 57 Victoria Street, 3pm-6.30pm 20 June: Urenui - Community Centre, 13 Takiroa Street, 11am-2.30pm Uruti - Community Hall, 1672 Mokau Road, 4pm-6.30pm 21 June: Pātea - Hunter Shaw Building, 29 Victoria Street, 10am-1pm Waitotora - Hotel & Store, 1
Apply for a consent
aware of what the Resource Management Act (RMA) requires of applicants. The relevant extracts can be downloaded here. Information required under Schedule 4 of the RMA [PDF, 72 KB] Part 2 of the RMA [PDF, 70 KB] Consent forms After reading the information on this page, follow the link here to find out which resource consent application form you require. What consent form do I need?
TRC Bulletin - March 2018
mātauranga Māori and Western scientific practice, and documented the experience of other regional councils introducing mātauranga Māori into freshwater monitoring. Good pass-mark for mostThirty-nine consent monitoring reports were presented to the Consents and Regulatory Committee, covering the performance of 111 consent holders in the 2016-2017 year. Of these, 72 achieved a high level of environmental performance and compliance and 27 were rated ‘good’, while 10 were rated ‘improvement required’ and two
Waitōtara Catchment Flood Study - Draft Calibration Report
1 6 ) Time (hours) page Taranaki Regional Council | 7 March 2025 Waitōtara Catchment Flood Study – Calibration Report well as stage data for three additional stream gauges. This permits additional calibration in the lower reaches of the catchment with a more accurate rainfall distribution, albeit for a smaller scale event. The June 2018 flood event occurred over a 72 hour period, from 12 am on 18/06/2018 to 12 am on 21/06/2018. Rainfall associated
Greymouth Petroleum Ltd DWI Annual Report 2024-2025
- - - 2023/24 No fluid injection - - - - 2022/23 No fluid injection - - - - 2021/22 1,297 46 23.0 76 61 2020/21 13,586 48 27.3 77 73 2019/20 11,876 65 39.9 70 40 2018/19 11,818 70 40.0 68 45 2017/18 9,310 71 35.5 85 71 2016/17 2,000 77 26.0 85 64 2015/16 9,919 92 36.8 70 59 Consent limit 5312-1 - - - - - 2014/15 13,403 58 18.3 119** 74 2013/14 15,299 69 18.0 93** 72 Note ** Maximum injection pressures were recorded during reporting periods
TRC 2025 Local Elections Candidate Information Handbook
Todd Petroleum Mining Company Ltd and Todd Energy Ltd Seismic Surveys Annual Report 2015-2021
6.5 6.5 21 Total hardness CaCo3 55 49 72 46 44 96 Electrical conductivity µS/cm 236 220 256 180 173 302 Total dissolved solids g/m3 158 143 172 121 116 200 Boron g/m3 0.0168 0.016 0.018 0.0143 0.0138 0.017 Calcium g/m3 12.3 11.1 15.8 13.2 11.9 13.2 Magnesium g/m3 5.9 5.2 7.9 3.2 3.2 16.2 Potassium g/m3 - 3.5 3.5 - 0 0 Sodium g/m3 22 22 25 13.3 11.4 17.1 Chloride g/m3 25 22 31 12.8 11.9 59 Manganese g/m3 0.00155 0.00025 0.0027 0.0036 0.0011 0.049
Executive, Audit and Risk Committee Agenda February 2024
Executive Audit and Risk agenda February 2024 v2