Council, queried the unspent budget for the Community Road Safety Programme (CRSP) and whether these approved funds could have been used towards an additional road safety activity. Mr V Lim, South Taranaki District Council, advised that the planned CRSP activities for the year had all been completed, but at less cost than anticipated due to third party contributions. With all the CRSP activities able to be undertaken within the 2015/16 year having been achieved, the corresponding
band D (7 sites), or band E (12 sites). The two sites that achieve band A were Pātea River at Barclay Road Bridge (upper catchment, near Te Papa-Kura-o-Taranaki), and the Hangatahua (Stony) River at Mangatete Bridge (a catchment with special land use protection status). The Punehu Stream at Wiremu Road (upper catchment, near Te Papa- Kura-o-Taranaki ), was the one site with an overall grade within band C. The proportion of sites graded within bands D and E is nearly the same
2018-2019 Annual Report 85 15.3.5 Alterations to monitoring programmes for 2020-2021 85 15.4 Recommendations 85 16 Investigations, interventions, and incidents summary 87 17 Chemical monitoring of combined discharges 88 17.1 Drain between De Havilland Drive West and Connett Road West 88 17.2 Industrial stormwater and the wetland discharges 88 17.2.1 Connett Road pond one inlet (STW001055) 89 17.2.2 Industrial drain outlet (STW001026) and discharge (MGT000503) 90 17.2.3 Pond …
Patea at Bore 3 21 147.2 131 1061.6 144 93 2005 Waitotara at Hawken Rd 16 98.6 110 989.4 147 96 2016 Ahuahu at Te Tuhi Junction 19 98.5 67 1165.5 138 86 2018 Whanganui at Mataimona Trig 21 167.5 91 1335.5 131 80 2018 Whangamomona at Marco Road 20 308.8 152 1491.9 121 80 2018 Whangamomona at Bridge to Somewhere 18 244.9 144 1293.5 121 78 2018 Whanganui at Pipiriki 17 141.0 98 983.0 120 76 2018 Ohura at Waitewhena Airstrip 16 224.4 110 1492.5 128 80 2019 Ohura at
B Regulatory protection by local government Yes Site specific rules apply – South Taranaki District Council rules for Significant Natural Areas (refer Schedule II of the District Plan) General regional or district rules might also apply C Active protection Yes Partially fenced Self-help Possum Control Programme Weed control page 220 Saunder’s Road Forest At a glance (last updated: February 2006) TRC reference: Ecological district: Egmont
Conservation 7 3.3.2 Land Information New Zealand 8 3.3.3 KiwiRail 8 3.3.4 New Zealand Transport Authority 8 3.4 Territorial authorities 8 3.5 Road reserves 8 4 Organisms declared as pests 11 5 Pest management framework 13 5.1 Pest management programmes 13 5.2 Objectives 13 5.3 Principal measures to manage pests 13 5.4 Requirement to act 13 5.5 Council inspection 13 5.6 Service delivery 13 5.7 Advocacy and education 14 5.8 Alternative pest
H3 H4 Mooring anchors Tasmanian Maid ship wreck Salt water baths Wind Wand Belt Road Rig htBelt Road Left Back Beach Breaks The Wedg e Breakwater C63 ± 0 0.5 10.25 km C62 Map 13 page Oākura Estuary Ng ā Motu (Sug ar Loaf Is lands) and Tapuae ONC3, ONFL2 D132 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 D8 D9 D10 D11 D12 D13 D14 D15 D16 D17 D18 D19 D20 D21 D22 D133 D139 D140 D141 D142 Tapuae Marine
page Executive summary Todd Generation Taranaki Ltd (the Company) operates the McKee Power Plant on Otaraoa Road near Tikorangi, bridging the Waitara and Onaero catchments. Located to the south of the McKee Production Station (which processes oil and gas from the McKee and Mangahewa groups of wellsites), the McKee Power Plant was completed and commissioned during the 2012-2014 period. The 100 MW electricity generating facility provides both peak and base load power for the
Trucking) operates a quarry located on Wiremu Road at Opunake, in the Heimama catchment. This report for the period July 2012- June 2014 describes the monitoring programme implemented by the Taranaki Regional Council to assess the Company’s environmental performance during the period under review, and the results and environmental effects of the Company’s activities. The Company holds two resource consents, which include a total of nineteen conditions setting out the requirements that the Company
programme, which is why a LakeSPI survey was carried out at this lake. However, this lake has since been substituted for Lake Waikare, due to ongoing issues with lake access (including a road wash out), meaning it had become unsafe to access Lake Mangawhio. The final set of lakes included in the SoE programme (which in addition to the LakeSPI surveys, involves monthly monitoring of a range of water quality parameters), are considered to be suitably representative of each applicable