Policy & Planning agenda November 2020
Policy & Planning Committee agenda November 2020
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Policy & Planning agenda September 2019
1 per cent per year from 2021-2030, then at 2 per cent from 2030-3041 and at 3 per cent per year from 2041- 2050. 27. The Government is aware that some industries face international competitiveness pressures which is why they have said that the Climate Change Commission will review the phase-down rates and advise governments on appropriate allocations if technology, economics, or the global situation changes. Forestry 28. With respect to forestry, the main change is the
Ordinary meeting agenda December 2021
Board Update and presentation 5.1 Mr B Clayton-Smith and Ms I Chamberlain, Taranaki District Health Board, provided a presentation updating the Committee. 5.2 Based on projections it is anticipated that Taranaki will reach 90% vaccination rates by Christmas. 5.3 A waste water sample that was taken on Monday from Stratford has returned a positive result. This would now indicate that this was not a person passing through Stratford and that there is a case or cases in
Annual report 2015-2016
them a rating for their environmental and administrative performance during the period under review. Environmental performance is concerned with actual or likely effects on the receiving environment from the activities during the monitoring year. Administrative performance is concerned with STDC’s approach to demonstrating consent compliance in site operations and management including the timely provision of information to Council (such as contingency plans and water take data) in
Offshore Petroleum Drilling Review
Offshore Petroleum Drilling Review (2015).
Sustainable land-use monitoring in the eastern Taranaki hillcountry and coastal sand country
Accelerated erosion: movement of regolith and/or soil at rates more rapid than natural erosion rates, and due to human influence. The most important human activity promoting accelerated erosion in the eastern hill and sand country of Taranaki is vegetation clearance. Accelerated erosion is comprehensively reviewed for Taranaki by Hicks (1998). Area of interest (coastal sand country sites): the area of sand dunes and sand flats within the chosen sand country monitoring sites, and as defined by
Report 2011-2013
skimmer pits and the final discharge point from the skimmer pits on to land and then any potential receiving waters. During each inspection the following are checked: • Weather; • Flow rate of surface waters in the general vicinity; • Flow rate of water take; • Whether pumping of water was occurring; • General tidiness of site; • Site layout; • Ring drains; • Hazardous substance bunds; • Treatment by skimmer pits/sedimentation pits; • Drilling mud; • Drill cuttings; • Mud pit
Lower Waiwhakaiho industries consent monitoring 2018-2019
issue of legal liability, the Council must be able to prove by investigation that the identified individual/organisation is indeed the source of the incident (or that the allegation cannot be proven). 1.1.5 Evaluation of environmental performance Besides discussing the various details of the performance and extent of compliance by the consent holders during the period under review, this report also assigns a rating as to each company’s environmental and administrative performance during the
Policy & Planning agenda August 2021
and Enforcement Officers). Involved in project scope setting for customer engagement database upgrade project (to be led by Business Solutions). Policy and Planning Committee - Update on Fresh Water Progress 14 page Project Risk/Opportunity Management Description Effect Mitigation Strategy Risk Rating (unmitigated) Actions currently being taken Lack of a clear strategy and timeline for engagement on key strategic issues. Engagement
Considerations of Stream Size in Determining Minimum Flows and Water Allocation Limits in Taranaki rivers
supply depends on minimum flow and allocation. Restrictions can be either total (i.e. no taking permitted) or partial, whereby some reduction in take rates is required to maintain compliance with minimum flows. The number of days with total restriction depends on the minimum flow, as no abstraction is allowed once the river flow falls below the minimum flow (Fig. 21). Allocation affects the number of days there is likely to be partial restrictions with a 10% increase in allocation causing about