farmers who are committed to environmental stewardship and sustainable farming practices, in all aspects of their dairy farming activity. ☐ Environmental leadership in land management Recognises land users who are committed to environmental stewardship and sustainability in their meat, fibre, forestry or other land use operations. ☐ Environmental action in the community Recognises not-for-profit organisations, groups, individuals, iwi, hapū or whānau that
environmental best practice or continually high environmental performance. ☐ Environmental leadership in dairy farming Recognises farmers who are committed to environmental stewardship and sustainable farming practices, in all aspects of their dairy farming activity. ☐ Environmental leadership in land management Recognises land users who are committed to environmental stewardship and sustainability in their meat, fibre, forestry or other land use operations.
Discharge Permit 299 Cardiff Road, Pembroke Patea 21-10960-1.0 L & R Forestry Limited 7-Oct-21 New consent To plant and grow plantation forest Land Use Consent 184 Piko Road, Okoki Urenui
GRADING FULL COMPLIANCE LOW RISK/TECHNICAL NON-COMPLIANCE MODERATE NON-COMPLIANCE SIGNIFICANT NON-COMPLIANCE Analysis of the 2020 / 2021 compliance monitoring and enforcement metrics for the regional sector PAGE 21 page Permitted activities remained similar to 2019/2020, with forestry and dairy making up nearly half of permitted activities. Last year Greater Wellington Regional Council did not have a monitoring program for Forestry, this year they have adopted
from 1 July 2019. CHARGES FOR MONITORING UNDER THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARD FOR PLANTATION FORESTRY With reference to regulation 106 of the National Environmental Standards For Plantation Forestry 2017 (NES), the Council sets the following charges under section 36(1)(cc) of the Resource Management Act 1991 for monitoring permitted activities authorised under regulations in the NES that address earthworks, river crossings, forestry quarrying and harvesting. The NES
the Resource Management Act 1991. All collection costs incurred in the recovery of a debt will be added to the amount due. Overdue invoices will incur an interest charge at 12% per annum. All charges exclude GST. Effective from 1 July 2018. CHARGES FOR MONITORING UNDER THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARD FOR PLANTATION FORESTRY With reference to regulation 106 of the National Environmental Standards For Plantation Forestry 2017 (NES), the Council sets the following charges
2021. This is a shovel ready project funded from the Public Waterways and Ecological Restoration Fund. The growing of the plants by nurseries has been contracted out and the tender for their planting is about to be advertised. Actively promoting the project to plan holders. Planting of 306 hectares of forestry through the South Taranaki and Regional Erosion Support Scheme (STRESS) is near complete. Outputs/Key performance indications PERFORMANCE MEASURE ACTUAL PERFORMANCE …
contracts into one, in order to provide more efficiency and potential cost savings. Unfortunately, this did not materialise, therefore the contracts were let separately. Maintenance and Operations: Council’s focus throughout the year has been to restore the roadside drainage across the district and address the damage caused by forestry activity on the network within the district. Forestry did have a significant impact on budgets for 2019/20 with an over expenditure …
rely on Port Taranaki for transport and support services. This is particularly so for the oil and gas 1 Ministry of Transport (2011). Connecting New Zealand. A Summary of the Government’s Policy Direction for Transport. page Final Report 9 Port Taranaki Economic Impact November 2012 industry, but also for the primary industries (dairy, meat, forestry and fishing), and some manufacturing industries
rely on Port Taranaki for transport and support services. This is particularly so for the oil and gas 1 Ministry of Transport (2011). Connecting New Zealand. A Summary of the Government’s Policy Direction for Transport. page Final Report 9 Port Taranaki Economic Impact November 2012 industry, but also for the primary industries (dairy, meat, forestry and fishing), and some manufacturing industries