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Help shape the rules on Taranaki's freshwater
drop-in sessions 17 June: Ōkato - Hempton Hall, 72 Carthew Street, 10am-1pm Ōpunake – Sinclair Electrical and Refrigeration Events Centre, Tasman Street, 3pm-6.30pm 18 June: Hāwera - TSB Hub East lounge, Camberwell Road, 10am-1pm Kaponga - War Memorial Hall, 57 Victoria Street, 3pm-6.30pm 20 June: Urenui - Community Centre, 13 Takiroa Street, 11am-2.30pm Uruti - Community Hall, 1672 Mokau Road, 4pm-6.30pm 21 June: Pātea - Hunter Shaw Building, 29 Victoria Street, 10am-1pm Waitotora - Hotel & Store, 1
Apply for a consent
aware of what the Resource Management Act (RMA) requires of applicants. The relevant extracts can be downloaded here. Information required under Schedule 4 of the RMA [PDF, 72 KB] Part 2 of the RMA [PDF, 70 KB] Consent forms After reading the information on this page, follow the link here to find out which resource consent application form you require. What consent form do I need?
TRC Bulletin - March 2018
mātauranga Māori and Western scientific practice, and documented the experience of other regional councils introducing mātauranga Māori into freshwater monitoring. Good pass-mark for mostThirty-nine consent monitoring reports were presented to the Consents and Regulatory Committee, covering the performance of 111 consent holders in the 2016-2017 year. Of these, 72 achieved a high level of environmental performance and compliance and 27 were rated ‘good’, while 10 were rated ‘improvement required’ and two
Executive, Audit and Risk Committee Agenda February 2024
Executive Audit and Risk agenda February 2024 v2
Route 20 Waitara Bell Block New Plymouth Timetable Jan 2025
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Cheal Petroleum Limited Deep Well Injection Annual Report 2023-2024
2018/19 31,780 242 10.1 100.4 35 2017/18 39,981 343 14.3 94.3 25 page 16 Deep well injection at Cheal-A via the Cheal-A7 injection well Year Annual volume (m3) Max. injection volume (m3/day) Maximum injection rate (m3/hr) Max. injection pressure (bar) Avg. injection pressure (bar) 2023/24 21,631.19 94 5 93.2 82 2022/23 8997.1 68.7 6.5 100.9 61.2 2021/22 3,192 44 2.7 103.6 63 2020/21 8,139 68 6.6 103.6 72
Todd Petroleum Ltd Kapuni J Hydraulic Fracturing Report 2023-24
in relation to the Kapuni-J fracturing event Pre-fracturing 3mth post fracturing 1 year post fracturing Sample date Unit 12/04/2023 19/12/2023 26/09/2024 Sample time - 10:25 11:45 13:30 Sample id. TRC - TRC2311827 TRC2315844 TRC2420119 pH pH 6.9 7.5 6.8 Temperature °C 14.5 16.4 14.4 Total alkalinity g/m3 CaCO3 87 84 72 Bicarbonate g/m3 HCO3 106 102 87 Total hardness g/m3 CaCO3 47 46 54 Electrical conductivity mS/m 25.5 24.1 29 Total dissolved solids
Greymouth Petroleum Ltd Deep Well Injection Annual Report 2023-2024
70 40.0 68 45 2017/18 9,310 71 35.5 85 71 2016/17 2,000 77 26.0 85 64 2015/16 9,919 92 36.8 70 59 Consent limit 5312-1 - - - - - 2014/15 13,403 58 18.3 119** 74 2013/14 15,299 69 18.0 93** 72 Note ** Maximum injection pressures were recorded during reporting periods prior to the consent limit of 85 bar being applied page 17 Figure 4 Kaimiro-17 well: Historical injection volumes and injection pressures (2015-2024) 2.4.2 Summary of