Annual Report 66 14.4.4 Alterations to the monitoring programme for 2013-2014 67 14.4.5 14.5 Recommendations 67 15. Summary of recommendations 68 Glossary of common terms and abbreviations 70 Bibliography and references 72 Appendix I Resource consents held by cleanfill owners and operators (alphabetical order) 75 page vi List of tables Table 1 Cleanfill consent details for the 2012-2013 period 5 Table 2 Number of samples taken and
ponding. A methane meter was deployed and no methane was detected at the stormwater pond, culvert discharge, or at the site boundary. 7 February 2013 A site visit was to conduct a compliance monitoring inspection. The weather was fine with 47 mm of rain over the past 72 hours. The cap had a thick grass and had not been grazed for sometime and there was no evidence of cracking or subsidence. No issues were noted in regards to exposed refuse, odour or ponding. The drains were clear and
NPDC landfills consent monitoring report - Taranaki Regional Council.
Origin Energy consent monitoring report - Taranaki Regional Council.
Abstraction L/s average Total monthly volume (m3) July 93 39 105682 August 81 3 9016 September 123 6 15520 October 72 <1 496 November 123 11 27591 December 117 7 19313 January 87 14 37960 February 84 6 14158 March 83 20 54869 April 83 13 34967 May 84 3 9153 June 78 3 8335 2.1.4 Results of discharge monitoring Consent 5848 covers the discharge of used waters (mainly blowdown water) from the cooling system of the combined cycle (TCC) and the
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....................................................................................................................................................... 70 Other land use ................................................................................................................................................ 71 Taking and use of surface water .................................................................................................................. 72 Bore or well hole construction and management ...................................................................................... 77 Taking and use of groundwater
5081-1 to erect, place, use and maintain the Mangaotea Aqueduct in and above the Mangaotea Stream 72 Table 20 Summary of performance for Consent 5082-1 to discharge, under emergency conditions, up to 2000 L/s of overflow water from the Mangaotea Aqueduct into the Mangaotea Stream 72 Table 21 Summary of performance for Consent 5084-1 to discharge up to 55000 L/s of HEP generation water, during adverse weather conditions, from Lake Ratapiko into the Mako Stream 73 Table 22 Summary
........................................................................................................ 72 Environmental results anticipated ............................................................................................. 74 Issue: Adverse effects on the environment from land drainage ................................ 75 Objective .............................................................................................................................................. 75 Policy 75 Methods of Implementation