units as they fall due.
For the urban service (Citylink) the retendering process will commence no less than
twelve months prior to the expiry date of the contract.
For the rural services (SouthLink) the retendering process will commence no less
than four months prior to the expiry date of the contract.
For the daily Hawera to New Plymouth service (Connector) the retendering process
will commence no less than nine months prior to the expiry date of the contract.
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process
and subsequent compliance monitoring is an appropriate regulatory regime. In the
Taranaki region, the discharge of contaminants by DWI requires resource consent
from the Council. The activity falls under Rule 51 of the Regional Freshwater Plan
for Taranaki and is classified as a discretionary activity. The application may be non-
notified if no parties are deemed to be adversely affected by the proposed activity.
At the time of writing, there were a total of 19 current resource
contamination may not take place unless
expressly allowed by a rule in a regional plan, resource consent or other relevant
regulations. The control of DWI activities through the resource consenting process
and subsequent compliance monitoring is an appropriate regulatory regime. In the
Taranaki region, the discharge of contaminants by DWI requires resource consent
from the Council. The activity falls under Rule 51 of the Regional Freshwater Plan
for Taranaki and is classified as a discretionary
by DWI requires resource consent from the Council. The activity falls
under Rule 51 of the Regional Freshwater Plan for Taranaki and is classified as a
discretionary activity. The application may be non-notified if no parties are deemed to
be adversely affected by the proposed activity.
At the time of writing, there were a total of 19 current resource consents for DWI in
Taranaki. However, several resource consents have been issued for relatively short-
term activities during
through the resource consenting process and subsequent
compliance monitoring is an appropriate regulatory regime. In the Taranaki region,
the discharge of contaminants by DWI requires resource consent from the Council.
The activity falls under Rule 51 of the Regional Freshwater Plan for Taranaki and is
classified as a discretionary activity. The application may be non-notified if no parties
are deemed to be adversely affected by the proposed activity.
At the time of writing, there were a
onto or into land that may result in water contamination may not take place
unless expressly allowed by a rule in a regional plan, resource consent or other
relevant regulations. The control of DWI activities through the resource
consenting process and subsequent compliance monitoring is an appropriate
regulatory regime. In the Taranaki region, the discharge of contaminants by DWI
requires resource consent from the Council. The activity falls under Rule 51 of
the Regional Freshwater Plan for
at the industrial discharge site (IND005014) (Table 2).
Figure 4 pH levels recorded in the discharge (IND005014) from the Company’s site between
October 1991 and May 20153
Dissolved zinc concentrations have fallen within the consent limit of 5 g/m3 (consent
conditions granted June 2010) and have decreased considerably in the last 12 years
though the current result (4.3 g/m3) was a reverse in the trend of falling values at the
site (Figure 5).
Lower Waiwhakaiho air discharges consent monitoring report 2018-2019
Resource Management Act breaches.
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Taranaki Regional Council 2014/2015 Annual Report
On a more positive note, the Council maintained its enviable
record of processing consent applications within statutory
timeframes, achieving 100% compliance for the 15th
consecutive year.
HAZARD MANAGEMENT
The Council’s role in Civil Defence Emergency Management
came to the fore in June 2015, when heavy rain resulted in
flooding and slips that particularly affected