Contact Ngatiki Marae Location Ararata Road Iwi Ngāti Ruanui Member Hapū Ngāti Hamua Chairperson Anthony Ngeru Address: 15 Egmont Street, Hawera Phone: 06 278 4665 View on Google maps Ngāti Ruanui marae Ngarongo Marae Wharepuni Marae Taiporohenui Marae Pariroa Marae Manutahi Marae Meremere Marae Ngatiki Marae Whakaahurangi Marae
Contact Muru-Raupatu Marae Location Te Arei Road West, Bell Block Phone: 06 755 0504 Iwi Te Atiawa Member hapū Puketapu Chairperson Theresa Patu Secretary Fern Brand email: office.muru@gmail.com View on Google maps Te Atiawa marae Manukorihi Pā / Owae Marae Kairau Marae Muru-Raupatu Marae Rangiatea Marae Otaraua Marae
Contact Meremere Marae Location Meremere/Ohangai Road Phone: 06 272 2885 Iwi Ngāti Ruanui Member Hapū Tuwhakaehu Ngāti Hine Related organisation / Komiti Pa and Hapu Charitable Trust Chairperson Te Pahunga Martin Davis Secretary Sharyn Tamarapa Phone: 06 754 7640 View on Google maps Ngāti Ruanui marae Ngarongo Marae Wharepuni Marae Taiporohenui Marae Pariroa Marae Manutahi Marae Meremere Marae Ngatiki Marae Whakaahurangi Marae
2012-2013 (8.2 MB pdf) Greenfern Industries Ltd Greenfern Industries Ltd operates a hydroelectric power station located on Normanby Road at Okaiawa, in the Waingongoro catchment. Greenfern Industries Ltd hold three resources consents allowing the company to take and use water and to dam the Waingongoro River and to use and maintain a weir and ancillary structure in the Waingongoro River. Greenfern Hydro Scheme Annual Report 2022-2023 (1.4 MB PDF) Earlier reports Greenfern Hydro Scheme Annual Report
These reports cover the processes known as landfarming and deep well injection. C Boyd drilling waste disposal These reports cover consents held by Colin Boyd and Surrey Road Landfarms Ltd who in conjunction with MI Swaco operate two drilling waste stockpiling facilities and a landfarming/landspreading operation between Inglewood and Tariki. C D Boyd Drilling Waste Land Farming Annual Report 2022-2023 (820 KB PDF) More reports C D Boyd Drilling Waste Land Farming Annual Report 2022-2023 (820 KB
Management Plans by New Plymouth District Council, Stratford District Council and South Taranaki District Council. Community feedback was sought in the four key areas identified below. In addition to these focus areas, respondents had the opportunity to provide feedback on any other issues of importance to them. • Road safety and speed management. • Long-term vision for transport in Taranaki. • Public transport (including buses and rail). • Cycling, walking and active travel. Total
emissions will be reduced. We also need to improve the road safety for all residents, regardless of how they choose to get around our region. Clearly, funding is not limitless, so it is impossible to have bus routes and walking/cycling paths everywhere we may want them throughout the region, so councils will need to prioritise what to do, and when, based on community desire/need. Climate change is posing an urgent challenge to the resilience of our communities, and recent events are a clear reminder
an important part in the regional economy. Exotic forest plantations continue to expand, with the region offering a suitable climate, good forestry sites and a well-established roading system and port facility. The oil and gas industry is a major contributor to the regional economy. The Taranaki Basin is currently New Zealand’s only hydrocarbon producing area, with the Kapuni and the offshore Maui fields making up the major part of New Zealand’s natural gas resources. Extensive drilling
Atiawa Trust Comment on application received General opposition Te Runanga o Ngati Maru (Taranaki) Trust Provided with application R2/6608-2.0 Commencement Date: 28 Jan 2021 Mount View Limited Expiry Date: 01 Jun 2039 258 Upper Durham Road, RD 8, Inglewood 4388 Review Dates: June 2027, June 2033 Activity Class: Controlled Location: Durham Road Upper, Inglewood Application Purpose: Replace To discharge washdown water from the cleaning of
it’s for surfers to enjoy our fabulous surf breaks, people to fish for kaimoana or take a dip in their favourite swimming spot, this plan assures us that there are rules in place that preserve and safeguard these areas for the long-term. “We want to ensure our environment is protected from harm and the Coastal Plan provides legally enforceable rules, including rules for oil and gas activities, disturbances to the seafloor and structures in the sea.” The road to the Coastal Plan becoming operative