plants and from a residential subdivision on Mason Road. The combined wastes are
pumped through a dedicated pipeline to Hawera wastewater treatment plant, and upon completion of
treatment is then discharged via an ocean outfall under consent 5079-1, held by South Taranaki District
Council. Therefore, no wastewater discharges occur to the Tawhiti Stream at the Silver Fern Farms site. A
contingency pond is available should Silver Fern Farms’ access to the Hawera township sewage system be
or
subdivision of the district (e.g. if a person wishes to
stand for election to a specific constituency, then that
person must be nominated by two electors from the
specific constituency).
If a candidate is unable to sign the nomination paper
(e.g. absent overseas), a letter of consent signed
by the candidate is acceptable to attach to the
nomination paper.
If a candidate is commonly known in the community
by a slightly different name (e.g. Edward Smith is
commonly known as Ted
subdivision with the above components.
Policy Two: Appropriate subdivision, use and development
The protection of the natural character of the coastal environment shall be achieved by having regard
to the following criteria in determining appropriate subdivision, use and development of the coastal
environment:
- the degree and significance of actual or potential adverse effects on the natural character of the
coastal environment, including cumulative effects, and the efficacy of measures to avoid,
districts.
• The Building Act 2004, where district council’s ensure that building consent
applications make proper provision for the disposal of wastewater.
• The Resource Management Act 1991, where district council’s control the
effects of land subdivision and development the environment through
district plan rules and associated standards relating to wastewater
treatment and site drainage.
• The Health Act 1956, where district council’s are responsible for public
health
resume.
Restrictions can be imposed through resource consent conditions or, if the Council considers it necessary, by
the issue of a water shortage direction under Section 329 of the RMA. The Council also monitors compliance
with any restrictions that may be in place.
Federated Farmers, Fonterra and the Rural Support Trust provide assistance to farmers during drought
conditions. Taranaki farmers can also follow the NIWA climate outlooks and information provided by district
and
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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
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
• New Plymouth and South Taranaki District Plans address
subdivision and land use activities in the coastal environment,
outside of the coastal marine area.
The wet bit: The Coastal Marine Area
All aspects of the Proposed Coastal Plan, including the rules and
activity-based policies, apply to the coastal marine area (CMA).
The CMA is part of the coastal environment, the seaward side of
the mean high water springs (the highest high-tide mark), the
‘wet bit’.
Examples in