discharge permits 72 11.3. Results 72 11.3.1. Inspections 72 11.3.2. Chemical analysis 72 11.3.2.1. Results of discharge monitoring 72 11.3.2.2. Results of receiving environment monitoring 73 11.4. Investigations, interventions, and incidents 74 11.5. Discussion 74 11.5.1. Discussion of site performance 74 11.5.2. Environmental effects of exercise of consent 74 11.5.3. Evaluation of performance 75 11.5.4. Recommendation from the 2015-2016 Annual Report 77
activities. During the monitoring period, NPDC demonstrated an overall high level of environmental performance and high level of administrative performance. In relation to the operation of the NPWWTP, NPDC held six resource consents, which included a total of 72 conditions setting out the requirements that NPDC must satisfy. NPDC holds one consent to discharge treated wastewater into the Tasman Sea, one consent to discharge sludge leachate to groundwater, two consents relating to structures,
catchments is of 5 units: thus, the 2015-2016 year was quite typical in this regard. Eleven of the 59 sites recorded new maximum MCI values in one or other of the two surveys, compared with three such results in the last period. The highest MCI scores in the 2015-2016 year were found at the upper Timaru Stream (146 in spring and 144 in summer) and upper Waingongoro River (144 in summer). Lowest MCI scores were found in the uppermost sites in the Mangawhero and Mangati streams (MCIs of 72 in
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94% were satisfied with the appearance and maintenance of the district’s parks and reserves; 77% were satisfied with local roads and 73% were satisfied with footpaths in the district. Overall results of the 2014 survey show most respondents are fairly or very satisfied with council services in the district. There are 72 notable trees protected in the South Taranaki District Plan. Similar numbers of native and introduced species are identified and selected for protection on the basis
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