Table 1 presents a summary of median and maximum TAN results for each
surface water monitoring location, relevant obtained pH data equivalent to the
TAN statistic, and the consequent TAN concentration once recalculated to a pH
of 8.0.
A map of the monitoring locations presented in Table 1 is presented in Appendix
B.
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Wai-iti Beach Retreat consent monitoring report 2017-2018
Wai-iti Beach Retreat consent monitoring report 2016-2017.
of performance for Patea closed landfill stormwater and sediment consent
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List of figures
Figure 1 Regional map of STDC landfills 5
Figure 2 Eltham landfill and sampling sites 9
Figure 3 Aerial view of Hawera landfill and sampling sites. The older areas of landfill area shown in
orange and the newer areas in yellow 13
Figure 4 Hawera landfill leachate chloride concentration, 1999 to 2017 17
Figure 5 Hawera landfill
Horizon Trust Management Limited quarry site location 16
Figure 4 Vickers Quarries Limited York Road quarry site location 18
Figure 5 Vickers Quarries Limited Toko Road quarry site location 26
Figure 6 R A Wallis Limited Omahuru Road quarry site location 30
Figure 7 Ferndene Quarry site location map 37
Figure 8 Taranaki Trucking Quarry site location map, Wiremu Road 41
Figure 9 GR & LJ Jones Quarry site location map 45
Figure 10 Valley Minerals Ltd Quarry site location map,
Extreme Rainfalls and HIRDSV2 74
8.2 DDF tables, Historical and Future, derived from HIRDS 75
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Dr James Renwick Ken Becker
Climate - Wellington Regional Manager - Auckland
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List of Figures
Figure 1. Map of the Taranaki region ................................................................................. 3
Figure 2. Median annual average temperature (°C) 1971-2000 for Taranaki..
behind the survey vessel) are then mapped and analysed, and show
the types of strata and structures beneath the seabed. Historically the sound waves
were generated by explosive charges, but this technology was abandoned many decades
ago.
So in terms of the RMA there is a discharge of noise/energy and a temporary occupation
of space. As a consequence, these activities must be authorised by either a rule in
regional [coastal] plan, or by resource consent (refer sections
coastal area have been
identified as those that commence seaward of the ‘coastal protection line’ in the South
Taranaki District and seaward of the ‘coastal hazard area’ in the New Plymouth
District. The information is shown on maps in Appendix I.
Information has been sourced since 1999, being the date that the New Plymouth
District Council notified their District Plan. It is noted that the South Taranaki District
Council notified their District Plan in 1996 and two subdivision consents were
coastal area have been
identified as those that commence seaward of the ‘coastal protection line’ in the South
Taranaki District and seaward of the ‘coastal hazard area’ in the New Plymouth
District. The information is shown on maps in Appendix I.
Information has been sourced since 1999, being the date that the New Plymouth
District Council notified their District Plan. It is noted that the South Taranaki District
Council notified their District Plan in 1996 and two subdivision consents were
Table 27 Summary of compliance with consent 3900-2 over the 2018-2020 monitoring period 64
Table 28 Summary consent conditions for consent 10583-1 over the 2018-2020 monitoring period 69
Table 29 Summary of compliance with consent 1509-4 over the 2018-2020 monitoring period 70
List of figures
Figure 1 Map showing monitored quarrying locations in Taranaki 5
Figure 2 AA Contracting Ltd quarry site 12
Figure 3 Map of Jones Quarry Ltd Kekeua Road quarry, showing Mangaone …