showers and the like. page Recount September 2017 Page 3 Pukeiti celebrates milestone Pukeiti’s new Rainforest Centre gives the world-class garden facilities to offer a world-class visitor experience, guests were told at the centre’s opening. “We’ve created opportunities for people to visit regardless of the weather and time of year, and experience the wonderful gardens out of the rain and under a roof, and to take in the stories of
Quality, spoke to the memorandum informing the Committee of a consultation document that has been released by the Ministry for the Environment (MfE), 'Phasing out fossil fuels in process heat' (MfE 8 April 2020), and to introduce the recommendations of officers for the content of a submission by the Council. Officers had not had the time between receipt of the consultation document and preparation of the Committee agenda to prepare a full draft submission for the consideration of the Committee.
R J Ritchie Senior Information Officer page Sustainable land management Taranaki Regional Council 1 Table of Contents Cross Curricula Links ................................................................................................................2 Study One Setting the Scene ....................................................................................................................6 Study Two Soil
arrive in your inbox in June. This quarterly email contains important updates on the self-help possum programme, Towards Predator-Free Taranaki and pest plants. Please take the time to read it as it replaces reminder letters. View the March edition at tinyurl.com/pest-bulletin independent review of the Riparian Management Programme and how it takes into account the effects of adverse weather events. This programme has achieved what it set out to and farmers can
Strategy. 4.4 The Committee gave overall feedback on the ‘Road to 0’ and that they were concerned the speed feels like the major tool to fix things as opposed to infrastructure. 4.5 The Committee raised concerned over the tar sealing around Inglewood generating a huge number of complaints and advised that the restricted speed signs linger for a duration of time after works have been completed and the roads swept. 4.6 Ms L Stewart advised that the primary reason for contractors
preparation and audit of the annual report. As a result of the latest Covid-19 lockdown, this year’s audit is running a few days later than usual. Consequently, last year’s ledger has not been able to be closed in sufficient time to produce the July 2021 Monthly Financial Report. This report will be presented to the next meeting of the Executive, Audit and Risk Committee. There are no known financial issues for 2021/2022 to date. Operational Report 4. It is early in the new operational
wildlife in the area. Gardeners got a helping hand in the war against weeds with the release of the Weedbusters Taranaki booklet. The guide identifies weeds that need to be reported and/or removed and the best plantsnative to replace the ‘weed-shaped hole’. There was good news for local bus users as the Government’s temporary half price public transport fares came into effect. The refurbishment work at Yarrow Stadium ramped up with experts laying the groundwork for a
College Devon Int. NPBHS Mangorei School 3.15 3.21 3.24 3.34 3.49 PM Merrilands to SpotswoodROUTE 12 *only operates during school terms Ph 0800 87 22 87 www.taranakibus.info TaranakiPublicTransport 12ROUTE Merrilands to Spotswood KEY i-Site Route Direction - AM Route Direction - PM Cash payments are still accepted on the bus for those who do not have a Bee Card. You will pay a higher fare if paying by cash. INGLEWOOD ELTHAM STRATFORD
enthusiastic about whatever activities we have asked them to do. Thank you so much for asking me to support you; and my apologies if I couldn’t help for the simple reason that the dates and times you wanted were already booked by others. Our programmes can be adapted to suit all learning levels and it has been fun supporting teachers from early childhood centres through to year 13 science classes. Bookings continue to be heavy, with the first half of this term already
and 30 September 2012. There have been three similar analyses carried out since the Act first came into force in 1991. Table 1 shows the time periods when information was collected and reports provided. Not all local authorities were contacted and requested to supply information for the first three periods. The information is therefore not comparable across the years. In this latest work all local authorities were contacted and requested to provide information on prosecutions. Table 1: