Policy & Planning agenda September 2020
Policy & Planning Committee agenda September 2020
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Southern regional quarries consent monitoring 2016-2018
Road quarry is reported on separately. For each quarry, this report describes the monitoring programmes implemented by the Council to assess environmental performance during the period under review, and the results and environmental effects of the quarry’s activities. During the monitoring period: Bunn Earthmoving Limited demonstrated an overall level of environmental performance which required improvement. Burgess & Crowley Partnership demonstrated an overall level of environmental
Triennial report 2010-2013
page South Road Quarries Limited Tokaora Quarry Monitoring Programme Triennial Report 2010-2013 Technical Report 2013 – 60 ISSN: 0114-8184 (Print) Taranaki Regional Council ISSN:1178-1467 (Online) Private Bag 713 Document: 1159370 (Word) STRATFORD Document: 1243978 (Pdf) November 2013 page page Executive summary South Road Quarries Limited (the
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breaks Nationally significant surf breaks Māori Name (50) Common Name (50) Map reference Waiweranui Back of Stent (Backdoor Stent) Map Link Map - 18 Tuiraho Farmhouse Stent Map Link Map - 18 Tuiraho Stent Road Map Link Map - 18 Waiwhakaiho Reef Map Link Map – 12 Regionally significant surf breaks Māori Name (50) Common Name (50) Map reference Oraukawa Ahu Ahu Multiple Breaks Map Link Map - 15 Arawhata Arawhata
Greymouth Petroleum Ltd Turangi B Hydraulic Fracturing Report 2019-2021
of water returning to the surface that requires subsequent disposal. 1.2.2 The Turangi-B wellsite and hydraulic fracturing activities The Turangi-B wellsite is located on Turangi Road Upper near Waitara and lies within the Parahaki catchment. The area surrounding the site is rural in nature and farming and forestry activities co-exist with active petroleum exploration and production operations. The location of the wellsite is illustrated in Figure 1. A summary of the hydraulic fracturing
22 08 19 news release 1 ECC and EOC activated draft 2
evacuating their homes. Flooding, road closures, dangerous driving conditions, animal welfare concerns, and fallen trees are still an issue. Taranaki Civil Defence Emergency Management (CDEM) Controller Todd Velvin says if people feel unsafe or see water rising rapidly, they should be proactive and move to higher ground. “Don’t wait for official warnings, if you see water rising, leave and don’t return until it is safe to do so. Be prepared with a grab bag packed with clothing, medication, and
Freshwater ecological monitoring 2016-2017
Mangatete Road together with summer 2017 results 16 Table 7 Characteristic taxa [abundant (A), very abundant (VA), extremely abundant (XA)] recorded in the Stony River at Mangatete Road between 1995 and February 2016 [44 surveys] and by the summer 2017 surveys 17 Table 8 Results from SEM surveys performed in the Stony River at SH 45 together with summer 2017 result 20 Table 9 Characteristic taxa [abundant (A), very abundant (VA), extremely abundant (XA)] recorded in the
Remediation hearing - applicant's evidence - expert evidence (applicant)
planting; (b) Revegetation of the land on the high erosion-prone slopes; (c) To summarise the investment in the project and its importance to the region. Description of operational aspects of the site The Uruti Composting Site (UCS) is 38 km from New Plymouth situated at 1460 Mokau Road and in the Haehanga Stream catchment. The property's total area is 640ha, with the composting, vermiculture and irrigation paddocks taking up 30 ha of the property. The Haehanga Stream flows into the
Freshwater physicochemical monitoring 2016-2017
improvement in total nitrogen at three of the eleven sites monitored, with only one site that is showing deterioration in this measure. Long term trends for faecal coliforms and enterococci bacteria showed statistically significant changes over the 22-year period for one or other species at four sites, out of eleven, with improvement at one site (Punehu Stream at Wiremu Road) and deterioration at three sites (Waiwhakaiho River at SH3, Mangaoraka Stream at Corbett Road and Punehu Stream at SH45).
Herd Properties Limited
defendant, Ms Hughes proposed a starting point of $35,000 to $45,000 and $20,000 to $25,000 for the offences. The site3 [4] The discharge of dust occurred from a property being developed for an industrial/commercial subdivision (the site) at 812 Devon Road (State Highway 3), Bell Block, New Plymouth.4 The site is approximately 6.5 hectares and was purchased by Herd Properties in August 2016. At the time of purchase the site was grass covered and used primarily for pastoral