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Annual report 2014-2015

Remediation NZ Ltd consent monitoring report - Taranaki Regional Council.

Freshwater physicochemical monitoring 2017-2018

SEM sites for the twenty three-year period July 1995 to June 2018 (n = 36 to 276 samples) 64 Table 43 Some comparative water quality data for the two NIWA SEM sites for the 23-year period July 1995 to June 2018 (n = 275 samples) 67 Table 44 Comparison of 1995-2018 SEM (TRC and NIWA) sites’ median water quality with guideline values for various usages 68 Table 45 Summary result for water quality data from 2015-2018 for ecosystem health (n=36 samples). 72 Table 46 Results for NOF

Freshwater ecological monitoring 2018-2019

30 Kaupokonui River 35 Kurapete Stream 46 Maketawa Stream 50 Mangaehu River 54 Manganui River 56 Mangaoraka Stream 60 Mangati Stream 62 Mangawhero Stream 66 Mangorei Stream 70 Patea River 72 Punehu Stream 78 page ii Tangahoe River 82 Timaru Stream 88 Waiau Stream 92 Waimoku Stream 94 Waingongoro River 98 Waiokura Stream 110 Waiongana Stream 114 Waitara River 118 Waiwhakaiho River

RMA Administrative Charges Statement of Proposal 2022/23

after 3 September 2020. The Council may charge for monitoring permitted activities for compliance inspections and monitoring under the following sections of the regulations: 70 Culverts 72 Weirs. Inspection (includes travel time, inspection, monitoring and reporting) will be undertaken by Council officers. Non-compliance with the regulations will result in additional inspections and/or monitoring to ensure compliance has been achieved. The inspection and monitoring charge will be $405 per

Rules 52-76: Uses of river and lake beds (excluding Stony catchment)

occur, at least two working days prior to the commencement of works;  Sediment disturbance shall not conspicuously change the visual clarity of water beyond a zone of reasonable mixing. Permitted Extraction of sand, gravel, aggregate or rocks from:  the bed of a lake that is not provided for or does not meet the conditions of Rules 70 and 71 or49,  a river that does not meet the conditions of Rules 70 and 71 72 Discretionary 3.1.2, 3.1.3, 3.1.4, 3.1.5,

Quarterly Monitoring Report No 1 - December 2017

inflation, helping improved buyer affordability. While the improvement in housing affordability is positive, the level remains high. For example at March 2016, 72 per cent of first-home buyers in New Plymouth could not comfortably afford a typical ‘first-home’ priced house. page New Plymouth District Council 15 of 23 Indicator 11: Housing Affordability Measure (HAM) – Rents Source: MBIE Urban Development Capacity Dashboard, October 2017 Observations HAM