2022 50
Table 6 Surface water monitoring 25 January 2023 52
Table 7 Surface water monitoring 23 March 2023 55
Table 8 Surface water monitoring 2 June 2023 58
Table 9 metals in surface water and WTS discharge 64
Table 10 Current biomonitoring sites in the Haehanga Stream catchment and comparable reference
site 67
Table 11 Number of taxa, MCI and SQMCI values recorded in the Haehanga Stream catchment and
reference stream in earlier, the last, and the current survey, together
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Opening Karakia 4
Apologies
Notification of Late Items
1. Confirmation of Minutes 5
2. Resource Consents Issued Under Delegated Authority and Applications in Progress 11
3. Consent Monitoring Annual Reports 50
4. Incident, Compliance Monitoring Non-compliances and Enforcement Summary 67
5. Generally Ceasing Discharges of Farm Dairy Effluent to Water on Consent Renewal 111
6. Farm Dairy Discharge Moitoring Programme Review 115
7.
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statements required by section 67 of the Local Government Act 2002 (LGA (2002)) are attached.
Unaudited Annual Report
Audit New Zealand has not been able to schedule the audit of the RSHL 2022 Annual Report.
Auditors are experiencing extended high workloads due to the impact of Covid-19 and travel restrictions which prevent the
sourcing of qualified auditors from overseas.
Audit New Zealand have informed RSHL that we are considered low risk and low priority. As at 1 August 2022 Audit NZ has
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4.11.2 Compliance with guidelines 56
4.11.3 Comparison with previous summer surveys 57
4.11.4 Long-term trend analysis 57
4.11.5 MfE guidelines additional sampling 58
4.11.6 Compliance with guidelines 59
4.12 Ohawe Beach 60
4.12.1 SEM programme 60
4.12.2 Compliance with guidelines 61
4.12.3 Comparison with previous summer surveys 62
4.12.4 Long-term trend analysis 62
5. General summary 64
5.1 Regional overview 64
5.2 Conclusion 66
6. Recommendations 67
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suitable plants for land stabilisation, soil
conservation and riparian planting programmes.
To the end of December 2018, 306,902 native plants have been ordered for
the year.
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PERFORMANCE MEASURE ACTUAL PERFORMANCE
Implement the South Taranaki and Regional Erosion
Support Soil Conservation Programme including an
estimated 4,000 poplar poles, 50 ha of protection
Provide annually, on a cost-recovery basis, approximately
450,000 suitable plants for land stabilisation, soil
conservation and riparian planting programmes.
To the end of December 2017, 242,036 plants have been ordered
for the year.
Implement the South Taranaki and Regional Erosion Support
Soil Conservation Programme including an estimated 4,000
poplar poles, 50 ha of protection forestry and construction
of 22 km of retirement fencing to retire 400 ha