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3.2 Location of activity (Street Address)
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3.3 Assessment/Valuation number of property (refer to land title or rates notice)
scheme 6
Table 2 Gauging results for gaugings undertaken in relation to the Manganui River residual flow 14
Table 3 Details of consents and special conditions in relation to abstraction rates, discharge rates and
water levels and the recording 18
Table 4 Incidents where recorded flows/water levels did not meet consent requirements. 19
Table 5 Summary of summer Manganui River daily water temperatures (°C) prior to the increase in
residual flow to 400 L/s (1992-2002) and for the
The New Plymouth district is expected to experience high population growth.
Housing: In general, all housing indicators show upward trends. The cost of building or buying a
first home in New Plymouth has increased, with housing affordability also on the rise in the short
term.
Rent has continued to increase but the rate of change remains steady, alongside rental
affordability.
Subdivisions: The increase in sub-dividable consents and residential consent applications has …
regularly. A backup system allowed the collection of a limited range of critical data, which allowed
Trustpower to continue operating the scheme in line with other conditions (e.g. residual flows, race water
levels etc.). There was only one occasion when required flow rates were not complied with. This related to a
severe weather event resulting in a high race water level but was of short duration (no more than 2.5 hours).
Compliance with flushing flow requirements was good with regards to the
including loss of gate control, the scheme operated with few major issues. In comparison with
previous monitoring years, compliance with residual flow requirements was high, continuing on from the
significant improvement noted in the 2014-2015 monitoring period. Management of the level of Lake
Opunake improved from the previous period, as maintenance works and changes to operations led to a
reduction in the rate of water lost during station shutdowns. Unfortunately, the maintenance works required
used in the composting process versus
the volume of drilling muds received onsite i.e. the rate at which this material is used
in the composting process compared to the amount received, and what any excess
material is used for.
All drilling muds received on site used in composting process-see AEE section 3.3.5
3. Waste water irrigation system
Hydraulic loading of the soil
Rate and depth - (soil infiltration rate and soil water holding capacity).
Refer to Appendix F -
category of
mesotrophic to possibly mildly eutrophic (mildly nutrient enriched). However, taking into
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account the influence of suspended sediment in this reservoir, and the moderately low
chlorophyll levels, the classification is more appropriately mesotrophic. Previous trending of
this water quality data over time found a very slow rate of increase in trophic level. An update
of the trend report (for the period 1990-2014) has confirmed this very slow, insignificant rate
structurally new or different in the
schedule of administrative charges from that adopted in the 2021/2031 Long-Term Plan.
Consent holders, and others that are impacted by these charges, will have a long-term
familiarity with the approach to RMA administrative charges.
9. The charge-out rates have been updated, the fixed minimum charges have been
updated, the schedules of charges have been updated, and the individual monitoring
programme charges have been reviewed and updated.
10. As there is
effect to any of the PKW land and culturally significant
sites.
Fish and Game New
Zealand Taranaki Region
The Waingongoro River supports the most popular and productive
trout fishery on the Taranaki ring plain. The river is also very highly
rated for its recreational uses and values, and for its aesthetic and
scenic values. F&GNZ is concerned that the recommissioning of the
hydro-electric power station will result in unacceptable adverse
effects. Specific concerns related to: residual
abstraction
rate, effluent flow rate and composition, receiving water quality, odour at the plant boundaries, effluent
loadings and soil and herbage for irrigation areas. The Council undertakes inspections of the plant site and
irrigation areas. Monitoring includes effluent quality checks and inter-laboratory comparisons, water quality,
air quality and biological monitoring.
The Council’s monitoring programmes for the period under review included four inspections, 52 groundwater
and 22 surface