systems away from direct
surface water disposal to land irrigation.
Analysis comparing data to NPS-FM NOF attributes showed that 52 of the 67 sites (78%) reported five-year
median MCI scores above the national bottom line (≥90), with 15 sites (22%) falling below this threshold,
indicating severe organic pollution or nutrient enrichment. Most sites (29, or 43%) were in band C,
suggesting moderate pollution, while 12 sites (18%) were in band A, indicating pristine conditions. For
SQMCI, 41
that there may be other chances for Transport Choices funding and Public
Transport opportunities.
• Inflation has had a large impact, with cut backs in place to ensure rate payers are
not having to pay extra. Low cost low risk programmes have been deferred.
• The coastal walkway extension has had all Iwi informed with handover to follow
soon.
• An incident occurred involving a tree falling in Ōakura, resulted in NPDC being
found liable for the damage due to the tree’s position and
growth on the western filter bed. In terms of campers and visitors, the
camp was relatively quiet at the time of the inspection. Seawater samples were
collected.
Photo 1 Wastewater ponding and weed growth on the surface of the eastern filter bed, 21 December
2015
7 January 2016
Conditions were relatively fine with patchy cloud, and a light to moderate north
westerly wind. There had been heavy rain in the catchment on the 3rd of January.
STDC had removed the top layer of spent
written standard operating procedures (SOPs) for routine activities as well as for spills e.g. SOP’s for handling, filling or emptying containers and inspection and maintenance of bunds and associated valves.
body_Text A list of common ‘controls’ or ‘solutions’ for stormwater pollution risks would include:
body_Text Cover eg keep dangerous goods or contaminated areas inside and out of the rain
body_Text Seal - to prevent erosion or tracking of sediment off-site
body_Text Bund eg around
inspected and appeared to be in a satisfactory condition. The
treatment pond also looked good.
18 November 2014
Heavy rain had preceded this inspection. The site appeared to be well managed and
maintained. There were no stormwater discharge issues, nor were there any dust or
odour issues. Only a small amount of product was stockpiled on site at the time of the
inspection.
15 May 2015
It was raining at the time of the inspection. There was a large amount of product
stockpiled on site. No
and there was minimal visual impact from the
discharge.
5 June 2020
The weather had cleared after rain earlier in the day and there was a south-easterly wind. Rainfall of 42 mm
had been recorded over the previous week at the Brooklands Zoo monitoring station. Stormwater pond
SV8000 contained 700 m3 of stormwater while SV9000 was full at 275 m3 and had overtopped into SV9100.
The ponds were clean with a little wind-blown debris. No sheen or odours were apparent. Activity and
staffing …
Mangati catchment (Bell Block industrial) resource consent monitoring report