page New Plymouth trap & catch tally, 1 June 2018-26 November 2019 SUBURB TRAPS BAIT STATIONS CATCHES MAIN SPECIES CAUGHT Oākura 291 4 437 rats Merrilands 110 258 rats Westown 91 187 rats Frankleigh Park 95 13 73 rats Strandon 87 100 rats Bell Block 75 18 rats NP central 69 120 rats Ōkato 66 145 rats Fitzroy 60 7 17 rats Spotswood 51 9 86 rats Whalers Gate 51 81 rats Welbourn 44 20 rats Upper Vogeltown 41 52 rats
city from Bell Block through to Whalers Gate. For example, 90% of the wax tags along the Coastal Walkway near Te Rewa Rewa Bridge and Lake Rotomanu had possum bites. A monitoring line in Westown had a 50% result. And we've had reports of them spotted in Spotswood, Westown, Lynmouth and Highlands Park. Why are possums a problem? Possums were introduced to New Zealand to create a fur industry and are now widespread across the country. They have had a significant impact
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Discharge Permit 6 Maratahu Street, Westown Huatoki 22-10831-2.0 10831-2.0 Cygnet Land Development Limited 20-May-22 New consent To discharge stormwater and sediment from earthworks associated with the subdivision of land for residential development into the Huatoki Stream Discharge Permit 6A Ballance Street, Vogeltown Huatoki 22-03472-3.0 3472-3.0 Mangapoua Farms Limited 20-May-22 Replacement for expiring consent To discharge farm dairy effluent onto land Discharge Permit 60 Mangapoua Road,
page NOTICE OF RESOURCE CONSENT APPLICATIONS – PUBLIC NOTIFICATION NPDC Application Number: LUC23/48354 TRC Application Number: 23-11174-1.0 New Plymouth District Council (NPDC) and Taranaki Regional Council (TRC) have received applications for resource consent to allow for the construction of a new rock revetment supporting a shared pathway for public access at Weld Road Reserve, Tataraimaka and replacement bridge above Whenuariki Stream.
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October and 16 November. People can also help by watching out for matuku-hūrepo while driving. There are road signs installed either side of the Mohakatino bridge on SH3 near Mōkau urging drivers to slow down, following a recommendation by the Council to Waka Kotahi/NZTA after two bittern were tragically hit by cars in the area. “We’ll be out and about over the next few months looking for bitterns and we’ll be adding our sightings to the map. “It’s such an easy-to-use tool for recording where people
page 8 Alfred Road Wetland At a glance (last updated: February 2006) TRC reference: 0918-0 Ecological district: Egmont Other reference: NPDC SNA No. 23 LENZ environment: F5.3 (4.1 ha) H1.3b (153.3 ha) Land tenure: Private Protection status: B, C GPS: 2605882E – 6221158N Area: 157.4 ha Location The Alfred Road wetland is located on privately owned land approximately 8 km south west of Inglewood. It lies in the Egmont Ecological District. General
discharge farm dairy effluent onto land Rohe: Ngāti Ruanui Engagement or consultation: Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Ruanui Trust No return correspondence was received R2/0799-4.0 Commencement Date: 19 Dec 2022 Creathnach Trust Expiry Date: 01 Dec 2045 Review Dates: Jun 2027, Jun 2033, Jun 2039 Activity Class: Controlled Location: 172 Durham Road Upper, Norfolk Application Purpose: Replace To discharge farm dairy effluent onto land Rohe:
stream channel 22 Photo 18 Typical streams in Taranaki which are commonly piped for land improvement purposes 24 Photo 19 The headwaters of the Rawa Stream 24 Photo 20 Aerial photo of a piped stream upstream of the road and riparian planted section downstream 25 Photo 21 Piped stream at Westown Golf Course 26 page 1 1. Introduction 1.1 Background Taranaki has a history of small stream modification with streams and wet areas being channelised and realigned to