soakage field has been created in the Olive Grove on the other side of
the hillside to allow the Retreat to spread the load across a wider area.
1.2.1 Rock wall
Over the summer and autumn months of 2004, rough seas combined with high tides reached the beach toe
of the coastal banks and sand dunes that front the Wai-iti Beach Retreat. Fresh erosion scarps were cut into
these banks for nearly the full beach frontage, where no system of protection previously existed (Photo 2).
In 2005 an
where
appropriate instigate control, clean up and
enforcement procedures, where reasonable and
appropriate, and publicly report on all
environmental incidents.
Responded to all 356 reported incidents (100%) within the required
timeframe. Instigated control and clean-up where required. Issued 42
fourteen day letters, 67 abatement notices and 29 infringement notices. One
prosecution has been initiated as a result of unauthorised incidents.
faecal
coliform counts at the mouth of the Wai-iti Stream. This inadequate treatment led to the development of
the new multiple soakage trench system on the hillside which was commissioned in 1991. More recently this
has been extended, and another soakage field has been created in the Olive Grove on the other side of the
hillside to allow the Retreat to spread the load across a wider area.
1.2.1 Rock wall
Over the summer and autumn months of 2004, rough seas combined with high tides reached
Annual Report 66 14.4.4
Alterations to the monitoring programme for 2013-2014 67 14.4.5
14.5 Recommendations 67
15. Summary of recommendations 68
Glossary of common terms and abbreviations 70
Bibliography and references 72
Appendix I Resource consents held by cleanfill owners and operators
(alphabetical order) 75
page
vi
List of tables
Table 1 Cleanfill consent details for the 2012-2013 period 5
Table 2 Number of samples taken and
Annual Report 2013/2014 - full document.
Consents & Regulatory Committee agenda February 2022
Agenda for Ordinary Council meeting February 2017.
Executive Audit Risk Committee agenda February 2022
package. Since the
announcement of the package, over 52,000 native plants have been re-planted in flood-damaged riparian margins and an extra
6,000 poplar poles have been planted for hill country erosion. The total number of poplar and willow poles planted this winter is
around 9,000. The re-grassing of slip tails in the spring and fencing repairs to South Taranaki and Regional Erosion Support
Scheme (STRESS) fences in the summer will complete the delivery of the relief package. All of
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Ko ngā wetenga i ngā whākinga pūtea .................................. 58
Explanatory notes to the financial statements ..................... 58
Ko ngā pekanga kaunihera ......................................................... 67
Council-controlled organisations ............................................. 67
Ngā āpitinga .................................................................................... 70
Appendices