identify other content specific items for agenda’s to be explored for
meetings throughout the year. However, the agenda items relevant to the interim RLTP development
are unable to be amended in order for the RTC to meet is statutory obligations.
Option 2:
10. Endorse the proposed meeting agenda schedule. The schedule and content of the meetings have
been created by staff primarily to ensure the statutory obligations of the RTC in relation to the interim
RLTP are met.
Monitoring coastal water quality. Coastal erosionOur coastal areas are constantly under pressure from the sea. The coastline can be naturally eroded by scouring at the floor of high cliffs, at the dunes or at the subtidal foreshore. It takes place mainly during strong winds, high waves, high tides and storm surge conditions which can all lead to coastal retreat and loss of land. Sand dunes — what are they and what do they do?A sand dune is an accumulation of sand formed by wind, waves and eroding
continue to prevent more frequent flooding. A very large flood in either the Stony River or Kaihihi Stream does have the potential to cause localised flooding and bank erosion. Top of page WaitōtaraThe Scheme is maintained to reduce the flood risk to Waitōtara township and floodplain farmland in the lower Waitōtara Valley. There are no stopbanks or diversion channels. Trees along the river are sprayed and removed to maintain the flood-carrying capacity of the river, and planting is undertaken on
the Resource Management Act 1991 must be
provided with the application. The AEE detail must correspond to the scale of the effects that the activity may have on the
environment.
Completing the AEE section of this form will be sufficient for most applications. However for activities with actual or potential
effect that are significant, a separate comprehensive AEE report including specific investigations may be required.
Schedule 4 can be viewed by clicking here.
Will you upload an
- Trustpower.pdf
Alternatively, you can provide a link to DropBox, Google Docs
(or equivalent) here:
NA
Document checklist
Assessment of Environmental Effects Yes
Fees and payments
Total Paid 1437.50
Total charge: 1437.50
Payment reference: CA201146783
Payment terms and conditions accepted? NA
Where should invoices be sent? Applicant
Is a purchase order required? No
Purchase order number: NA
Payment Method Via Internet
the large silt pond, May 2023
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1.2.1 Operational history relevant to on-going discharges and emissions
Waste disposal at this site occurred from the 1970s to October 2020, with the site developed for use in a
number of stages. Efforts are continuing to establish a clear three dimensional conceptual model for the
entire site, in terms of potential sources of contaminants from leachate, flow paths and receptors, in order to
inform the consent replacement
Does the dam already exist? Yes
What year was it constructed? 1931
What is the purpose of the dam? The dam forms Lake Mangamahoe which is utilised to provide
water storage for hydro-electricity generation by Trustpower
and water supply for NPDC.
Is water to be taken from the dam? No
Was the dam designed by an engineer? Don't know
Will you upload plans for the dam in the Documents step? No
What is the volume of the dam reservoir (at normal levels) in
cubic
possible to provide
an answer to the previous question. However in order to progress
with the application the zero response has been provided.
The application is to renew an existing take from Lake Ratapiko.
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Renewal investment
Provide an assessment of the value of your investment that
is dependent on this consent:
$10,000 to $50,000
Location Map
Site Location: -39.20503726980421,174.3485176565446
Open Map
Assessment of Environmental Effects
scenarios decreased by 21%. This is due to the greater irrigation area facilitating
additional removal of nitrogen as plant matter. A ‘best-case’ modelled scenario is presented in which a
change to current management practises has the potential to reduce the nitrogen leached (compared
to the current 2019 scenario) by an additional 64%.
Model sensitivity analysis shows that an increase in irrigation area, increase in production (in the form
of removal of hay bales) and decrease in compost
Describe the industry and/or process from which the
discharge will occur, and its general nature (e.g. domestic
sewage, wastewater)
The discharge relates to the hydro-electricity generation.
Further details of Trustpower's hydro-electricity generation are
provided in the attached Assessment of Environmental Effects.
What is the general form of the discharge? Liquids
Identify the potentially significant contaminants in the
discharge
Other
Please enter details of other