over the 2013-2015 monitoring period 36 Table 18 Summary of compliance with consent 1508-3 over the 2013-2015 monitoring period 40 Table 19 Summary of compliance with consent 1509-3 over the 2013-2015 monitoring period 40 page iv List of figures Figure 1 Map showing monitored quarrying locations in Taranaki 5 Figure 2 AA Contracting Ltd Quarry site 10 Figure 3 AA Contracting Ltd main settling pond 11 Figure 4 Gibson Family Trust Newall Road Quarry
landfill site 50 Table 16 Summary of performance for Patea closed landfill stormwater and leachate consent 0427-3 51 Table 17 Summary of performance for consent Patea closed landfill air discharge consent 4636-2 51 Table 18 Summary of performance for Patea closed landfill stormwater and sediment consent 7268-1 52 List of figures Figure 1 Regional map of STDC landfills 5 Figure 2 Aerial view of Hawera landfill and sampling sites. The older areas of landfill area shown in
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2.9 1000.0 page Taranaki Surf Breaks of National Significance MetOcean Solutions Ltd 5 Figure 1.1 Map showing the average significant wave height from a 36-year hindcast. Locations for the statistics along the 20 m depth contour presented in Table 1.1 are also shown on this map. Stent Waiwakaiho page Taranaki Surf Breaks of National Significance MetOcean Solutions Ltd 6
with Council, iwi and interested parties regarding the operation and monitoring of the consent. Condition 24 is a review provision. NPDC holds discharge permit 2982-4 to cover the discharge of up to 60 m3/day of leachate from a sludge stabilisation lagoon to groundwater in the vicinity of the Waiwhakaiho River. This permit was issued by the Council on 17 October 2002 under Section 87(e) of the RMA. It is due to expire on 1 June 2020. There are five special conditions attached to the
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List of figures Figure 1 Regional map of Taranaki showing the location of the Central landfill site 5 Figure 2 Aerial view of the Central landfill site and sampling points, up to June 2017 14 Figure 3 Increased Central landfill monitoring network, July 2017 onward 15 Figure 4 Central landfill surface water monitoring sites 17 Figure 5 Ammoniacal nitrogen levels found in surface water at the Central landfill site, 2004-2019 20 Figure 6 Suspended solids levels found in surface
schemes in south Taranaki. The maps demonstrate that large parts of the region are covered by rural water supply schemes. The Council is currently reviewing its Plan and wishes to continue to have certain minor takes and uses classified as Permitted Activities. As an important adjunct, the recently-promulgated National Policy Statement for Freshwater Management [“NPS”] requires that regional authorities establish freshwater
the river. 107. Mr Auld reiterated that access for recreational users will continue to be provided if safety aspects are complied with. He also noted that this dam has a unique feature where the weir can be easily accessed by river users, unlike other hydro-electric schemes where the weir is fenced off. This weir has been available for use and will continue to be available under the proposed hydro-electric scheme. 108. Mr Auld reiterated that Iwi values are recognised by the applicant