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STDC landfills monitoring report 2018-2019

The number of open landfills in the district steadily decreased over a number of years and there have been no operating landfills in the South Taranaki district since the Patea landfill closed in 2007. Currently the only general municipal landfill in operation in the Taranaki region is the Colson Road landfill, which is operated by the New Plymouth District Council as a regional facility. 1.3 Resource consents STDC holds 10 resource consents the details of which are summarised in the

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Murray Duke Organisation/group (if applicable) Postal address 28 Hurford Road RD 4 New Plymouth 4374 Daytime phone number 06 968 4064 work number Cellphone number 027 247 6158 Email address murrayduke@xtra.co.nz EditableTextField_1356f I wish to present my submission personally at a hearing scheduled for 8 May. No Your submission EditableTextField_7e7f7 Predator control Do you think the Council should go ahead with the proposed trial predator control programme, to be

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Raupuha Road  lower Punehu Stream  the upper and mid Kapoaiaia Stream  the lower Mangati Stream. Thus, the findings of the macroinvertebrate monitoring programme demonstrate that the Council and regional community are meeting the Long Term Plan (LTP) target, to maintain and enhance water quality in the region, even more robustly as each year goes by. The greatest proportion of the improving sites are located in mid to lower/mid-catchment reaches; significant improvement at the

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Map - 46 F50 Unnamed reef Map Link Map - 46 F17 Unnamed Kainga Historic site Map Link Map - 30 F5 Unnamed Pā Map Link Map - 30 F6 Pukeoha Pā Map Link Map - 30 F33 Waihi Reef Mahinga kai Map Link Map – 30, 31 F51 Unnamed reef 4 Map Link Map - 46 This is the location of one of Ngati Ruanui’s destroyed Kainga. In 1961, an adze and midden were unearthed on the sea cliff south of Nowell Road Hawera. The area includes Lake Whitianga. F7

Resource consents issued 15 April-30 May 2019

June 2022, June 2028 Activity Class: Discretionary Location: Road reserve, Monmouth Road, Stratford Application Purpose: New To replace a culvert in an unnamed tributary of the Kahouri Stream, including the associated disturbance of the stream bed R2/10730-1.0 Commencement Date: 16 Apr 2019 New Plymouth District Council Expiry Date: 01 Jun 2038 Private Bag 2025, New Plymouth 4342 Review Dates: June 2026, June 2032 Activity Class:

Annual Plan 2017/2018 Consultation Document

want to, you can come along and explain your views personally to Councillors. All submissions will be carefully considered before final decisions are made. If you want more information, see the Draft Annual Plan at www.trc.govt.nz, or you can inspect a copy at the Council office at 47 Cloten Road Stratford, or at District Council service centres or libraries. You can also call us on 0800 736 222. Making a submission Submissions must be received by 4pm on

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is 2. The first person to climb Mt Everest was 3. In terms of volcanic activity, all South Island mountains are classed as being 4. Lava is 5. The summit of a mountain is A. near the top B. near the base C. at the top D. exactly half way up A. Mt Surprise B. Mt Kosciuszko C. Mt Fujiama D. Mt St Helens A. A species of bird B. A sport played in frozen areas C. A machine to shift snow off roads C. A hole in a yacht’s sail A.

Annual report 2016-2017

(June 2013, June 2016 and May 2017) 47 Photo 37 Plantings in front of the New Plymouth Surf Riders Club (April 2010 and May 2017) 47 Photo 38 Stormwater outlets under coastal permit 4596 (top Fitzroy May 2017, bottom East End April 2017) 48 Photo 39 Mangaotuku Stream outlet (May 2017) 49 Photo 40 Outlet structure from the Hongihongi Stream showing to the left of the outlet were rusty and splitting gabion baskets (May 2017) 50 Photo 41 The Bayly Road stormwater outfall on

Annual Report 2016/2017 - full report

‘Taranaki Crossing’ proposal, a mountain to surf experience extending from the North Egmont Visitor’s Centre in Egmont National Park down to Oakura, via Pukeiti Gardens, with a shorter option ending at Mangorei Road via the Pouakai Hut. The Council has already committed substantial funding to the proposal in areas outside of the National Park and will be considering what further funding it might propose to support the concept. With the right support from all parties

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in Egmont National Park down to Oakura, via Pukeiti Gardens, with a shorter option ending at Mangorei Road via the Pouakai Hut. The Council has already committed substantial funding to the proposal in areas outside of the National Park and page 4 2016/2017 Annual Report will be considering what further funding it might propose to support the concept. With the right support from all parties including Central Government, the Taranaki