Past Notices
Posted on 6 November, 2019
Possible Office Location
Pursuant to the following motion adopted at the 2018 AGM
That the Beneficiaries and Board of Te Ātiawa o Te Waka a Māui Trust at its AGM on Sunday 25th November, 2018 resolved to hold a meeting to discuss relocation of Trust office to Waikawa Marae prior to next AGM.
Moved: Rita Powick / Seconded: Ron Riwaka:
Please be advised that a meeting to discuss possible Office Locations for the Trust Board’s Operations will be held at our Offices, Beach Road, Waikawa Marina on Monday, 18th November at 18h00.
If you are unable to attend in person, you are welcome to email or phone your comments/suggestions to the office [Ph. 03 573 5170, Freephone 0800 284 292] or request details to phone in and participate at office@teatiawatrust.co.nz
Posted on 16 October, 2019
Waikawa Marae AGM 2019
WAIKAWA MARAE INC
HUI a TAU/AGM
Sunday 20 October 2019
The Waikawa Marae Inc AGM will be held Sunday 20 October 2019 at Waikawa Marae Waikawa, Picton at 3.00pm.,
Business to be discussed will include:
Receive Annual and Financial Reports
Appointment of Auditor
Election of Working Group
General Business
To vote you must be a financial member on the day – $ 5 membership fee payable prior to meeting commencement.
For further information email manager@waikawamarae.com
Light refreshments will be served at the end of the AGM
Rita Powick
Chairperson
Waikawa Marae Trustees
Posted on 5 September, 2019
Te Ātiawa o Te Waka a Māui Trust
Te Ātiawa o te waka a Māui
The following dates are an opportunity to have input into what should be on our carved Tauihu and Taurapa for our 2 Iwi waka
- Whakatū mārae 8th September 11:00-13:00
- Te Awhina Mārae 11th September 17:00-18:30
- Waikawa mārae 15th September 10:00-11:00
Nau mai haere mai e te whānau
All enquiries to Amai thompson
cm@teatiawatrust.co.nz
O21 028 76507
Posted on 2 September, 2019
Mahuru Māori
Mahuru Māori
As our commitment and support as Te Ātiawa to Mahuru Māori and our Reo Rangatira. We will post a few kianga each day on our Pae Tukutuku during week days of Hepetema.
"Ko te Reo kia Tika, ko te reo kia rere, ko te reo kia Māori" - Timoti Karetu
Posted on 23 August, 2019
Sewage Spill Notification Form
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Sewage Spill Notification Form (A373389) Complete form & email to healthprotection@nmdhb.govt.nz |
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Notifier |
Nathan Clarke |
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NCC (NRSBU) |
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Date Notified |
23 Aug 2019 |
Time Notified |
9.00 am |
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Date of Spill |
22 Aug 2019 |
Time discovered |
2.58 am |
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Phone ( |
04 3922 7226 |
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Location and Cause: |
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There was an overflow at the Airport Pump Station at 2.51 am on Thursday 22 August due to storm pump failure.
NRSBU operations manager was notified by Nelmac operators directly that there was an overflow at around 10.30 Thursday 22nd, NRSBU contacted the Operations Manager Treatment for Nelmac , who indicated that there was not an overflow. NRSBU Operations Manager investigated and visited the site Thursday afternoon to inspect and identified that there was a visual indication that overflow occurred. Further investigation was undertaken to identify the size of the overflow.
The Overflow occurred as a result of a storm pump failure, and a level sensor failure in the airport pump station. The main storm pump at the pump station failed due to an over current fault. The pump station was run manually. An additional failure of the level sensor in the pump well prevented easy control of the pump station in manual and resulted in the pump station reaching overflow level.
It is estimated that the overflow occurred for around 8 minutes , with the start time of discharge was 2.51 am (when the level rose to over 100%) and then end time of discharge was 2.58 am when the Airport duty pumps were turned on and the discharge was primarily rainwater diluted sewage, with an estimated volume of around 60m3. The flowrate at the time of overflow was around 130 litres per second.
The spare storm pump at Bell Island WWTP was transported to the Airport and installed on 22 August 2019.
The discharge flow flowmeter at the Airport pump station is currently not working and awaiting a dry period for replacement. Unfortunately, this flow data is unavailable.
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Estimated Quantity |
62.4 m3 |
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Rainfall/Weather |
Rainfall event |
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Tide Conditions |
High tide of 3.7 m at 1.24 am. |
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Proposed Sampling? |
Faecal Coliform testing samples have been collected at a number of locations (22/8/2019) |
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TLA Proposed Public Health Risk Advice(On receipt the PHS will review and discuss with the TLA) |
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Due to the small volume, the diluted nature of the material and the discharge being on an outgoing tidal cycle it is felt that the level of risk from this overflow is not high. The volume is significantly below the threshold value associated with the NRSBU aberrational discharge consent. The consent defines the discharge threshold in a heavy rainfall event as 2000 m3, and the threshold value for a dry weather event as 300m3. In addition, the above the discharge was from the Airport pump station which discharges into a less accessible area of the estuary.
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