Submissions received (526) and scanned copies 815 page Submission to: Taranaki Regional Council Proposed 2019-2020 Annual Plan Submission from: Taranaki Chamber of Commerce Incorporated 16 April 2019 Sophie Braggins, Chair Arun Chaudhari, CEO Taranaki Chamber of Commerce P O Box 2 New Plymouth 4340 06 759 9080 ceo@taranakichamber.co.nz Taranaki Chamber of Commerce wishes to present its comments to Taranaki Regional Council in person but is only available to attend a
Taranaki Regional Council Biodiversity Strategy 2017.
............ 11 3.2 Maritime Transport Act & Associated Marine Protection Rules ................ 14 3.3 Marine Mammals Protection Act and Wildlife Act..................................... 15 3.4 Biosecurity Act ........................................................................................ 16 4 Review of Recent EPA Decisions ................................................................. 17 5 Review of Recent Monitoring Results .........................................................
AgResearch Report prepared for Horizons Regional Council. February 2008. The irrigator costs are based on the upper range of costs for a 500 cow farm cited in Holbrooke, with the upper range used because herds are typically much smaller in Taranaki and therefore lower economies of scale are expected. 9 Cited in the DairyNZ report for this study. page Page 16 of 29 Table 7: Key assumptions in estimate of dairy effluent management costs Item Cost Source Proportion
Regional Fresh Water Plan for Taranaki Appendix 10: Statutory acknowledgements.
3. HONEY PRODUCTION 13 3.1 MĀnuka honey 14 3.2 Honey Bees 16 3.3 Nectar Sources 17 3.4 Bee Foraging Activity 20 3.5 Honey Yields 21 3.6 Managing beehives 22 3.7 Honey contracts 25 4. OIL PRODUCTION 27 4.1 Oil Characteristics 28 4.2 Harvesting 29 4.3 Distillation 30 4.4 Oil Yields 31 4.5 Oil Contracts 31 5. ENVIRONMENTAL AND AGRICULTURAL BENEFITS 33 5.1 Biodiversity 34 5.2 Erosion Control 36 5.3 Water Quality 37 5.4 Carbon storage 38 5.5 Reduced Weeds and Pests 39 6. ESTABLISHING
effluent was applied to (shown on a map, plan or aerial photograph); and (g) the size (in ha or m2) of the area that effluent was applied to. This information shall be in a format that, in the opinion of the Chief Executive, Taranaki Regional Council, is suitable for auditing and shall be provided to the Taranaki Regional Council upon request. page 16 21. If for any reason (accidental or otherwise), effluent enters surface water or a subsurface drainage system, other
procedures and be analysed for a specified range of chemical parameters Development and certification of a monitoring programme and assessment of results Yes page 16 Purpose: To discharge water based hydraulic fracturing fluids into land including the coastal marine area at depths greater than 2,400 m TVDss beneath the Kauri-E wellsite Condition requirement Means of monitoring during period under review Compliance achieved? 9. All sampling to be carried out
Manager Financial Services and the Manager Revenue and Expenditure as meeting the relevant criteria and the extent of any remission will be determined by those officers. 7. No remission will be granted in respect of those rates referred to in sections 16 and 19 of the Local Government (Rating) Act 2002, i.e. targeted rates. 8. Any appeals against the decisions of the Manager Financial Services and Manager Revenue and Expenditure will be