trend analysis 65 Waiongana River 69 Flow and nutrient data and survey dates 70 Periphyton cover 70 Periphyton Index Score 71 Periphyton biomass 72 Long term trend analysis 72 Waiwhakaiho River 75 Flow and nutrient data and survey dates 76 Periphyton cover 76 Periphyton Index Score 78 Periphyton biomass 79 Long term trend analysis 79 General summary 82 Periphyton cover 82 Weighted Composite Periphyton Cover 83 Patterns in …
8. Wild for Taranaki Progress Report on MOU March 2023 48 9. Public Excluded 10. Public Excluded Recommendations 72 11. Confirmation of Public Excluded Ordinary Council Minutes 28 February 2023 75 12. Confirmation of Public Excluded Minutes - Operations and Regulatory 14 March 2023 80 13. Confirmation of Public Excluded Minutes - Executive Audit and Risk Committee 27 March 2023 83 14. Agenda Authorisation 87 Ordinary Council Meeting - Agenda 1 page
for hydro-electricity generation purposes from the Waiwhakaiho River Rule 16 and 20 Discretionary The use and maintenance of an existing diversion weir and fish pass (including the removal of gravel, boulders and debris) in the Waiwhakaiho River Rule 52 (use) Rule 53 (maintenance) Rule 72 (bed disturbance) Permitted Permitted Discretionary Discharge of water over the existing diversion weir in the Waiwhakaiho River Rule 21
Stringer 68 Jack Watson 69 Paul Riley 70 Don Lumsden 71 Joanne Wilkes 72 Graeme Kerr 73 Garl Adlam 74 Michael Raynes 75 Chris Brown 76 Robert Hayes 77 Truby King 78 Peter Wooffindin 79 Christopher Oliver 80 Priya Bhana page Submissions - Māori Constituency - March 2021 Submission Number Name/Organisation = submitters to be heard 81 Michael Ainsworth 82 Mike Robinson 83 Jason Parlane 84 Nathan Mansell 85 Andrew Mitchell 86 Isaac Poole 87 Allan Simons 88 Colin
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Photo 17 Silt below small silt pond, 4 October 2017 71 Photo 18 Tributary water level below the big silt pond, 3 May 2018 72 page 1 1 Introduction 1.1 Compliance monitoring programme reports and the Resource Management Act 1991 1.1.1 Introduction This report is for the period July 2017 to June 2018 by the Taranaki Regional Council (the Council) on the monitoring programme associated with resource consents held by New Plymouth District Council (NPDC). NPDC
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Ntnl Park (North) 19 874.5 128 3894.0 103 55 Nov 1990 Dawson Falls Ntnl Park (South) 20 1245.5 202 4130.0 123 70 Feb 1933 Kahui Hut Ntnl Park (West) 21 648.0 125 3079.5 105 59 Nov 2005 Mangorei Upper Near bushline 19 376.0 - 2280.5 - - Feb 2017 Hillsborough 14 142.0 74 1063.5 101 61 Feb 2012 Brooklands New Plymouth 16 121.2 72 921.0 95 57 Jan 1872 Mangati Bell Block 15 115.6 81 910.2 102 61 Oct 2012 Weston's Farm Motunui 14 118.8 75 901.8 98 57 Feb 1998 Waiwhakaiho
page 72 Taranaki District Health Board $684 Taranaki Galvanizers Limited $5,561 Transpower New Zealand Limited $717 W Abraham Limited $4,731 MISCELLANEOUS New Plymouth District Council $5,936 New Plymouth District Council & Methanex Motunui Limited $0 New Plymouth Girls' High School $360 New Zealand Railways Corporation $0 Pungarehu Community Committee $360 South Taranaki District Council $7,478 Stratford District Council $360
carried out in the vicinity of the Kauri E11 well Parameter Unit GND2371 Pre-frac Post-frac Sample Date - 03 Dec 2013 14 Mar 2014 17 Feb 2015 Lab Number - TRC137979 TRC149561 TRC150971 Alkalinity g/m3 CaCO3 55 60 72 Barium mg/kg 0.0177 0.0176 0.0195 Benzene g/m3 <0.0010 <0.0010 <0.0010 Bromine g/m3 0.162 0.179 0.23 Calcium g/m3 23 23 30 Chloride g/m3 59 60 81 page 12 Parameter Unit GND2371 Pre-frac Post-frac Conductivity