farming in the Waiokura catchment .................................................... 19
5.5 Interim review on the effectiveness and efficiency of the Plan ......................................... 20
5.6 Audit on freshwater quality management ........................................................................... 21
5.7 Key findings .............................................................................................................................. 22
6. Local
review of co-opted members has been undertaken. It is
proposed that the CEG membership be streamlined so that it only includes the members required
under the Civil Defence Emergency Management Act 2002 plus a small number of co-opted members.
5. Voting rights for CEG will remain with Statutory Members (as listed in paragraph 2).
Recommendations
That Taranaki Civil Defence Joint Committee:
a. receives the Appointment of members to the Taranaki Civil Defence Emergency
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Review of Minimum Flows and
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Review of Minimum Flows and Water Allocation
in Taranaki
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Taranaki Regional Council
Jowett Consulting Ltd.
Client Report: IJ1702
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Corporate Services, spoke to the memorandum to receive and
consider Regional Software Holdings Ltd’s interim report on the operations and
activities of the company for the six months ending 31 December 2020.
3.2 Mr M J Nield noted his interest as a director on the board of Regional Software
Holdings Ltd.
Recommended
That the Taranaki Regional Council:
a) receives Regional Software Holdings Ltd’s interim report for the six months
ended 31 December 2020 including the unaudited
last 90 days they had a combined reach of 1,600 and engagement 88.
16. The Towards Predator-Free Taranaki Instagram page was set up in September 2022 and
to date has 161 followers, with a reach over the past 90 days of 1.6K and 169 users
engaging.
17. The Taranaki Regional Council LinkedIn page has 1,296 followers. Historically it has
been used mainly for sharing job vacancies, however is likely to be used more widely
and strategically going forward.
18. A review of the TRC
Freshwater Management Unit (FMU) coverage and representativeness
A recent review of the Council’s SoE fish monitoring network for Taranaki has taken into account NPS-FM
requirements, and recommends a minimum of three monitoring sites per FMU to inform a regional
assessment of F-IBI.
An assessment of representativeness for each FMU (and the overall region) is also provided. Table 2 shows
that two FMU’s meet or exceed the recommended number of sites, while the remaining four FMU’s are
used mainly for sharing job vacancies, however is likely to be used more widely
and strategically going forward.
18. A review of the TRC Twitter page is also under way, as well as other potential channels.
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Top Facebook posts –27 January to 13 March 2023 Reach Engagement
1 Cancellation of bus services 14 Feb 2023
Taranaki Public Transport
18.8K 180
2 Sea lice warning
Taranaki
Notification of Late Items
Item Page Subject
3 Purpose of the committee, membership and health and safety
message
Item 1 4 Minutes - 17 February 2020
Item 2 29 Financial and Operational Report
Item 3 66 Quarterly Update
Item 4 109 Public Excluded
Item 5 110 Public Excluded Minutes - 17 February 2020
Item 6 121 Yarrow Stadium Project Steering Group Update
Item 7 139 Review of Wild for Taranaki
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for Taranaki
2015/16 – 2020-21 (the RLTP); noting and receiving the outputs from the Investment
Logic Mapping (ILM) process undertaken as part of the interim review; and seeking
support of minor changes proposed by the interim review to the strategic policy
framework in Section 4, structure for the programme of activities within Section 5 and
prioritisation process to follow for any regionally significant works.
Recommended
That the Taranaki Regional Council:
1. receives the
three consents for structures
associated with the scheme and two consents to discharge emissions into the air at this site.
The Patea HEPS was visited two times during the monitoring period, being two site inspections. In addition,
analysis was conducted of generation data, lake level data, Patea River flow and groundwater abstraction
data provided by the Company. The Council also reviewed a number of reports submitted in accordance
with consent conditions. There were no hydrological