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3. Ports as a strategic regional asset ................................................. 8
3.1 Regional role .................................................................................................................... 8
3.2 National role ..................................................................................................................... 9
4. Port Taranaki .................................................................................. 11
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3. Ports as a strategic regional asset ................................................. 8
3.1 Regional role .................................................................................................................... 8
3.2 National role ..................................................................................................................... 9
4. Port Taranaki .................................................................................. 11
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establishment on suitable land, enclosed by
pasture or by scrub or bush.
Purpose of an agroforestry plan
Agroforestry plans provide forestry recommendations that
work within the farm's physical and financial constraints.
Land management issues that are tackled in an agroforestry
plan include:
Farm woodlots
Farm shelter
Scrub or bush retirement
Fencing subdivision
Track layout
Impact on stock numbers and farm income
The
activity.
Land management issues that may be tackled in a conservation
plan include:
Hillslope stabilisation
Gully erosion control
Sand stabilisation
Farm track protection
Farm shelter
Wetland conservation
The plan is supplied on a no-cost basis, because the Council
believes it is a co-operative way to help landowners move
towards more sustainable use of their land and better
protection of the region’s environment.
mapped on the TRC Biodiversity portal to complete this. It also supports amendments to include two new prohibited areas to enhance protection of kororā. Old man's beard control programmeSteady progress is being made by the Council controlling Old man’s beard along a 70km stretch of the Waingongoro River. Old man’s beard is a sustained controlled pest in the Regional Pest Management Plan for Taranaki with rules requiring its control in all areas except within 50m of the Pātea River downstream of State
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Acronyms commonly used in RTAG meetings
Acronym Meaning
AC Activity Class
AMP Asset or Activity Management Plan
BC Business Case
CMP Corridor Management Plan
DC District council
waste could not go South to Bonny Glenn, Taranaki
would work with Bonny Glenn to send the refuse elsewhere. Taranaki has two closed
landfills that are consented to reopen in emergency situations and Colson Road
landfill is still consented to take refuse. It was noted that Taranaki Civil Defence
Emergency Management also have a contingency plan in place for Civil Defence
emergency refuse.
2.3 Household recycling bin collection has started up again however, there is a high level
of …
environment is protected and improved. We work with a range of organisations to achieve these goals, drawing on their specialist expertise, experience, expert assessment processes, networking opportunities and more. See a summary of our memberships and certifications. [PDF, 328 KB] See what we are doing to reduce our environmental footprint. [PDF, 505 KB] The history of Hollards Hollard Gardens was established in 1927 by Bernie and Rose Hollard. Now owned and managed by the Taranaki Regional Council, it
As a general rule, farm dairy effluent must be discharged to land. Key points
All discharges of farm dairy and feed pad effluent require a resource consent.
Those with existing consents allowing discharge of treated effluent to water are required to switch to land-based disposal within a reasonable timeframe as consents expire or earlier. Plan ahead and talk to the Council at a very early stage.
Contingency discharge to water is allowed only on farms with high-risk soils, generally on the upper ring
where you are until further instruction is given.
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Date 23 November 2021
Subject: Confirmation of Minutes - 12 October 2021
Approved by: A D McLay, Director - Resource Management
S J Ruru, Chief Executive
Document: 2914849
Recommendations
That the Policy and Planning Committee of the Taranaki Regional Council:
a) takes as read and confirms the minutes and resolutions