From Monday, 21 October 2024 the Connector - Hāwera to New Plymouth and R98 - Inglewood to New Plymouth services are back to normal, which is good news for passengers. Maintenance work on SH3 at Burgess Park has been completed ahead of schedule and is expected to return to two lanes today, with temporary speed restrictions in place. From Monday, 21 October 2024 the Connector - Hāwera to New Plymouth and R98 - Inglewood to New Plymouth services will return to their normal routes and
More certainty over water quality at popular Taranaki swimming spots is set to emerge from a new-look sampling and testing programme that’s getting underway for the summer. From 1 November Taranaki Regional Council is switching to all-weather sampling at fixed weekly intervals at 40 popular beaches and swim spots, instead of sampling only during fine weather. The new approach recognises that surfers, kayakers and even hardy swimmers may still take to the water in poor weather. “One of the perks
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TARANAKI SURF BREAKS OF
NATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE
Characterisation of the functional aspects of the
Taranaki surf breaks and guidelines for their
protection
Prepared for the Taranaki Regional Council
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Taranaki Surf Breaks of National Significance
MetOcean Solutions Ltd
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Summer is just around the corner and our gardens are buzzing with excitement! Explore the fantastic lineup of events happening at Pukeiti, Tūpare and Hollard Gardens. There's something for everyone!
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Summary of Taranaki Solid Waste Management Committee meeting
May 2020
The Taranaki Solid Waste Committee met on 21 May 2020. Items of business were:
The impact of COVID-19 on recycling and rubbish services.
A report on the activities of the Regional Waste Minimisation Officer.
District Council and Taranaki Regional Council submissions on proposed new
National Environmental Standards for Outdoor Storage of Tyres.
This document includes the
There will be four new faces around the Taranaki Regional Council table after the confirmation of the 2022 local election results. The final results announced by the Electoral Office confirm the re-election of seven councillors to the governance team who are joined by newly elected members Susan Hughes, Donna Cram, Alan Jamieson and Bonita Bigham. The councillors for the next three years are confirmed as: New Plymouth General Constituency: Susan Hughes Charlotte Littlewood Tom Cloke Craig
The Taranaki Regional Council says the Long-Term Plan (LTP) it adopted today aims to give the region the best possible start in navigating sweeping changes that are set to reshape the way local government works. “We had both eyes firmly on a future of far-reaching changes when we voted today,” says the Council Chair, David MacLeod. “There’s action on many fronts. One of our immediate priorities is gearing up to implement the Government’s Essential Freshwater package, but that’s just the start.”
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Downstream water users
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Tāngata whenua
Department of Conservation
Fish & Game
Occupiers of land living downwind of a proposed discharge to air
Taranaki Regional Council's river engineering staff
For some consents, you may wish to provide written approval from persons likely to be affected using the written approval form here [PDF, 84 KB]
is ‘objectionable or offensive’ and thus in breach of Council’s Regional Air Quality Plan (RAQP). The Council deals with about 200 air-quality complaints and incidents annually. The analysis, part of a review of the RAQP, found that there is generally good compliance by those with resource consents allow air discharges, with a non-compliance rate of 2%, mostly involving odour. Three consented sites have accounted for more than half of recent incidents and complaints involving consent-holders.