Manual), Chapter 3, prepared by Taranaki
Regional Council.
Links to more detailed guidance on design and construction of dairy effluent ponds are provided
in Section 8.
Please note: advice on Resource Management Act (RMA) requirements is not provided in this
guide, and should be sought from Taranaki Regional Council prior to construction.
Tonkin & Taylor has prepared this guideline in accordance with our engagement dated 6 June
2012 and letter dated 24 May 2013.
2 Choosing the pond
hill country and
continue beneath the volcanic and marine terrace deposits, while two (Otunui and Mt. Messenger) are fully
exposed.
Little is known about groundwater use in the Otunui and Mt. Messenger formations. The Urenui Formation
is regarded as an aquiclude/aquitard, and as such is not aquifer-bearing. In all of the other formations,
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shallow wells and bores draw from unconfined aquifers, and at depth the same formations host more
productive confined …
global exposure gained during high-profile international events such as Rugby World Cup fixtures with a backdrop of Mt Taranaki. The Council’s unanimous decision followed lengthy deliberation. It was based on full consideration of all the possibilities, taking into account expert analyses by engineers, geotechnical specialists, economists and others, as well as a thorough public consultation process. The project will future-proof the stadium. Lesser options would simply be saddling the region with a
sites – one less than the previous year. So we have more than six times as many sites with indications of improvement as there are deteriorating.
A more rigorous statistical analysis reveals an ‘almost certain’ trend of a significant ecological improvement at 25 sites (up from 15 three years earlier); a ‘very likely’ positive trend at five sites; and only one site showed a ‘very likely’ significant decline (most likely due to erosion on Mt Taranaki). Measuring organic contamination, nutrient
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Tonkin & Taylor Ltd
Airport Drive Free Range Poultry Farm - Odour Assessment
Airport Farm Trustee Limited
June 2021
Job No: 1013004
REPORT
Airport Drive Free Range
Poultry Farm
Odour Assessment
Prepared for
Airport Farm Trustee Limited
Prepared by
Tonkin & Taylor Ltd
Date
June 2021
Job Number
1013004
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Title: Airport Drive Poultry Farm Odour Assessment
Date Version Description Prepared by: Reviewed by: Authorised by:
20/11/20 A
dairy effluent ponds (DEPs). Tonkin
& Taylor (T&T) has been engaged to review certain aspects regarding the siting, design, and
construction of new ponds, and assessment of leakage from existing ponds. The work was carried
out in accordance with our letter of engagement dated 6 June 2012.
1.1 Background
TRC currently has guidelines addressing design and construction of oxidation ponds. We
understand TRC wishes to update its existing guidelines for the development of future
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13 December 2021
Document: 2893930
File: 5262-3.0
Notice to Applicant and Submitters and Judicial Review parties
Notice of hearing – Airport Farm Trustee Limited
Hearing Date and Time
Notice is hereby given that a hearing for the resource consent application by Airport Farm
Trustee Ltd will commence at 9:30 am on 15th February 2022 at the Courtenay/Watson
Rooms of The Devon Hotel, 390 Devon St East, New Plymouth. It is expected to continue
the
The Council publicly notified the applications in March 2020, with submissions received both for and against. The critical resource management issues were the residual flow below the intake weir and fish passage over the intake weir. After an extensive pre-hearing process agreement was reached on consent conditions. This was a successful outcome that saved all parties the cost of an expensive hearing and reflected the pragmatic approach that works so well in Taranaki. The Opunake Hydroelectric
including combustion involving flaring
or incineration of petroleum recovered from natural
deposits, in association with well development or
redevelopment and testing or enhancement of well
production flows 40
Table 10 Summary of performance for consent 9476-1 to discharge
produced water, well drilling fluids, well workover fluids
including hydraulic fracturing fluids, and contaminated
stormwater from hydrocarbon exploration operations into
the Mount Messenger Formation by deepwell injection
2003 in full, the description of the
statutory area and the statement of association as recorded in the statutory acknowledgements.
2. Statutory acknowledgements
The statutory acknowledgements are:
• Statutory Acknowledgement for part of Mimi-Pukearuhe coast marginal strip (Schedule 3 Ngati Tama Claims
Settlement Act 2003)
• Statutory Acknowledgement for part of Mount Messenger conservation area in Ngati Tama area of interest
(Schedule 4 Ngati Tama Claims Settlement Act 2003)