speed through Egmont Village and road
noise impacting the Egmont Village School.
1.2 The committee asked for information on what plans the school or the Education Board
had put in place for noise reduction such as acoustic barriers.
1.3 Ms L Stewart, Director Regional Relationships, Waka Kotahi, acknowledged the
deputation and advised that it would be logical for the improvements needed at
Egmont Village to be done as part of the planned safety improvement works. A safety
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topless-for-recycling-campaign
Key messaging
‘Get rid of the lid ‘
Remove milk bottle lids and put them in the red bin.
Remove triggers and put them in the red bin.
Remove soda drink lids and put them in the red bin.
Rinse your recycling, put in the yellow bin.
Find an alternative recycler i.e. @ The Junction
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Taranaki Solid Waste Management
the Taranaki Regional Council, it may be
lowered further for maintenance purposes.
The spillway crest was altered by a previous consent holder, by adding boards to raise
the lake level. The altered crest is equivalent in height to 0.98 m on the lake staff gauge.
This work was carried out many years ago however, and the Taranaki Regional
Council is of the understanding that the consent conditions relate to the top of the
boards as being the “spillway crest”. This has been determined from
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STDC Kaponga, Manaia, Patea and Waverley waste water treatment plants consent monitoring report 2017-2018
• Each of the Councils will be able to produce a statement of community outcomes
and regional councils will produce a regional environmental outcomes statement.
• David Parkers speech is now on the Beehive website for those who want to view.
10.2 Te Uru Kahika – 3 Waters programme and submission
• Programme is moving at speed to form entities and working through an inaugural
board process.
• Te Uru Kahika made a submission on the need for the formation of regional
the effect of trees and other plants in helping to
stop erosion?
Other experiments could include putting soil on a piece of board and lifting
one end and seeing at what angle the soil slips off. Try the same after
adding a little water.
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Trees for the environment
Taranaki Regional Council Tree Unit 20
Photo interpretation (use photo 3)
Key question/discussion (answers bracketed)
1. Describe the photo (some land
Groundwater Quality State of the Environment Monitoring 2015-2020
associated statutory
acknowledgement areas mean further engagement
with Te Korowai o Ngāruahine, Te Kotahitanga o Te
Atiawa and Te Kahui o Taranaki
Working with the hapu of Waitara on erosion
control and the coastal board walk extension in the
Waitara Estuary
Involving representatives of Te Korowai o
Ngāruahine and hapu in a meeting with Renewable
Power Ltd concerning issues associated with the
Normanby Power Scheme
Consulting on the Opunake flood control