Taranaki Maunga Treaty Settlement negotiations from Iwi negotiator, Daisy Noble and the Crown negotiators working with Ngāti Maru representatives, land and forestry owners on the protection of the spawning grounds of the Piharau/Lamprey located on a tributary of the upper Waitara River providing support, along with Ngāti Ruanui and Ngāruahine, to Craig Stevenson at his powhiri as the new CEO for the New Plymouth District Council REPRESENTATION Following
Taranaki Regional Council meeting agenda April 2020
initiatives, including promulgation of the National Policy Statement for Urban Development Capacity (2016), amendments to the RMA (2017), amendments to the NPS-FM, including incorporation of Te Mana o te Wai and amendments to NOF provisions, attributes and values (2017), promulgation of the National Environmental Standard for Plantation Forestry (2017), and national requirements for councils to set draft and final regional targets for swimmability (2018). The fourth and final stage,
aquifers underlying those areas. Given that land use activities often change with time, it is important to recognise any new commercial horticultural, market gardening and forestry operations as potential target areas for sampling. It is likely then, that future surveys will include new wells for sampling. In the future, a plan for additional sampling wells should be carefully carried out to ensure that there is also sampling of shallow aquifers at sites known to sustain application or
initiatives, including promulgation of the National Policy Statement for Urban Development Capacity (2016), amendments to the RMA (2017), amendments to the NPS-FM, including incorporation of Te Mana o te Wai and amendments to NOF provisions, attributes and values (2017), promulgation of the National Environmental Standard for Plantation Forestry (2017), and national requirements for councils to set draft and final regional targets for swimmability (2018). The fourth and final stage,
page 1 1 9 Discharges of contaminants to land and water RULES Discharge of water Advisory note: Rules 21 and 23-27 of this Plan do not apply to the discharge of water associated with plantation forestry activities regulated under the Resource Management (National Environmental Standards for Plantation Forestry) Regulations 2017 (NES-PF). The NES-PF regulations prevail over these rules in relation to plantation forestry.22 Activity Rule
Zealand to control insects, diseases and weeds in primary industries such as agricultural farming, forestry and horticulture (Manktelow et al., 2005). The horticultural sector is the most intensive user of pesticides on a land area basis (13.2 kg active ingredient/ha) followed by arable, forestry and pastoral sectors (Manktelow et al., 2005). Glyphosate (common name Roundup) is widely used in New Zealand and other countries as a general purpose herbicide. It binds to soil and
Agenda for Regional Transport Committee March 2018.