page Mimi Estuary At a glance (last updated: March 2013) TRC reference: Ecological district: North Taranaki Other reference: LENZ environment: Insufficient Map Data Land tenure: Crown:14.2ha Private: 4.4ha Protection status: A, B, C GPS: E 1724760 N 5686243 Area: 18.6 ha Location The Mimi Estuary Key Native Ecosystem is located on crown and private land approximately 5.5km north east of
Resource consent held by Malandra Downs Ltd 13 page ii List of tables Table 1 Summary of performance for Consent 7374-1 To discharge domestic green waste onto and into land for land stabilisation purposes and to discharge associated stormwater and leachate onto and into land 8 List of figures Figure 1 Regional map showing the location of the site 3 Figure 2 Aerial image of the property 4 page 1 1.
providers achieve the following benefits - they: ▪ have the latest regional hazard information available (in GIS files where available); ▪ have maps of critical lifelines and community sites in the region (to enable them to consider supply to these sites when prioritising their response and recovery); Taranaki – An Overview Population 120,000 (2018), increasing at around 1.5%pa. There are four main geological types: volcanic zone and ring plain, marine
List of figures Figure 1 Regional map showing SDC landfill sites 3 Figure 2 Stratford landfill (shaded in yellow) and sampling locations 5 Figure 3 Graph showing chloride levels in the groundwater at the Stratford landfill 8 Figure 4 Graph showing ammoniacal nitrogen levels in the groundwater at the Stratford landfill 8 Figure 5 Graph showing dissolved zinc levels in the groundwater at the Stratford landfill 9 Figure 6 Graph showing unionised ammonia levels in the down gradient
0.01545 A A A Northern Hill Country WMR000100 59 0.0092 0.015 59 0.0092 0.015 B A B Maps of the site-specific baseline attribute states for ammonia, nitrate, and DRP concentrations at each state of environment monitoring site are presented in Figure 1, Figure 2 and Figure 3, respectively. page Technical Memorandum | Draft Baseline State for Nutrients in Taranaki Rivers Figure 1: Site-based baseline states identified for median and 95th percentile ammonia
Agenda for Policy & Planning Committee May 2017.
South Taranaki Bight (STB) through a combination of community and Council-led initiatives. During 2020-2021, NIWA researchers visited South Taranaki waters to undertake mapping of the seafloor of targeted areas using acoustic multi-beam technology. Biological information was collected through videos and images of the different reefs using an underwater tow camera system. All up, roughly 76 hours of survey vessel time was spent in the STB, producing high-resolution
was completed which included a review of the relevant information relating to the landscape and visual aspects of the project. This information included: • LINZ Map data, Aerial photography, Google Earth and Streetview; and • Regional and District Plan data. Following the desktop study, site visits were initially undertaken with the Trustpower team in September and October 2018, and subsequently in February 2020, in order to understand the Scheme, river characteristics and
page 75 6.2 Appendix II: Taranaki Coastal Series Maps (TCC, 1987) 1. Clifton County – Mohakatino River to Pariokariwa Point (#650459) 2. Clifton County – Waiiti to Motunui (#650461) 3. Clifton County, North Taranaki District County and New Plymouth City – Waitara to the Port (#650462) 4. North Taranaki District – Port to Kaihihi Stream (#650471) 5. North Taranaki District and Egmont County – Kaihihi Stream to Waitaha Stream (#650470) page
air quality with consistently low levels of nitrogen oxides (calculated one-hour average). See map below for SEM site locations. In 2012, the Council also monitored two industrial sites as part of consent compliance monitoring: Fonterra’s Whareroa dairy factory generation plant and Downer EDI’s asphalt and bitumen plant. Four samples were taken at each site. Results from this monitoring found that NOx concentrations at the Fonterra site were comparable with SEM monitoring sites