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TRC Bulletin - May 2017

improvements are required, and how success is measured. Dairy non-compliance up slightlyThe 2016/2017 round of dairy effluent system inspections has been completed, with 1721 farms inspected, the Consents and Regulatory Committee was told. The overall non-compliance rate was 7.4%, up from 5.8% the previous season and reflecting a wetter summer. Most of the breaches were relatively minor, with just 0.9% classed as ‘significant non-compliance’ in terms of their environmental effects. Enforcement action

TRC Bulletin - October 2018

at a number of sites, overall trends remain positive as time passes. Year-by-year fluctuations are natural and to be expected, the Committee was told. By almost all measures at most sites most of the time, the region’s water quality is ‘fit for purpose’, and especially when compulsory national criteria are considered. The exception was ‘swimmability’ criteria, where most sites fell below the strict 95% compliance rate required. However, most of these sites are too shallow, cold and/or small for

TRC Bulletin - April 2019

than one consent. Overall, the Council found a high level of environmental performance and compliance for 76%, with another 20% rated ‘good’ and the remainder requiring improvement. The monitoring reports are prepared by, and based on the work of, the Council’s experienced and qualified scientific staff. Consent compliance monitoring reports Getting with the planUseful initiatives promoting farm environmental plans have sprung from increased national interest in the concept, the Policy & Planning

TRC Bulletin - September 2019

enforcement programmes have been rated very favourably in peer reviews, and the Council is working with iwi to develop its mātauranga Māori processes and capacity in this and other areas. Wastewater treatment plant compliance monitoring reports Coastal charges not for TaranakiThe Council does not intend taking up an opportunity to introduce a new occupation charges covering coastal structures such as moorings, jetties, wharves, sheds or boat ramps. An amendment to the Resource Management Act allows

TRC Bulletin - November 2018

compliance to 67.4% by 2030, though the Committee was told the Council’s own scientists consider 50-55% is more realistic, based on measured observations. Taranaki’s current swimmability rate is higher than most other North Island dairying regions and our projected gains from existing programmes and investments are the highest of any region in New Zealand, the Committee was told. But the Council is concerned that the swimmability requirements take no account of when people actually swim or the degree of

Annual Plan 2025/2026

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$56.9m compared to $56.1m in the 2024/2034 Long-Term Plan and we’ve reduced the total rates forecast as outlined in the LTP from 13.2% to a proposed 12.9% rise in the 2025/26 Annual Plan. We look forward to delivering the work programmes set out in the 2025/2026 Annual Plan and remain focused on working with our community and caring for Taranaki. This Plan was adopted on 13 May 2025. Craig Williamson Steve Ruru Chairperson Chief

Executive Audit and Risk agenda June 2025

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2,999,183 Total operating expenditure 4,078,283 3,904,066 (174,217) 39,959,902 43,206,307 3,246,405 52,510,103 Revenue from exchange transactions Direct charges revenue 583,200 440,446 142,754 5,485,153 5,587,410 (102,257) 6,572,764 Rent revenue 130,625 137,467 (6,842) 1,440,942 1,374,670 66,272 1,649,600 Dividends - - - 7,000,000 8,000,000 (1,000,000) 8,000,000 Revenue from non-exchange transactions General rates revenue - - - 12,214,382

Ordinary Council Agenda 13 May 2025

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Receipt of Minutes - Taranaki Passenger Transport Joint Committee 28 9. Setting of Administrative Charges Pursuant to Section 36 of the Resource Management Act 1991 34 10. 2025/2026 Annual Plan and Estimates 52 11. Setting of Rates 2025/2026 154 12. 2025 Triennial Elections 161 13. Local Government Election Year Protocols for Elected Members 175 14. Public Excluded 15. Public Excluded Recommendations 182 16. Confirmation of Public Excluded Ordinary Minutes 183 17.