Eradication pests are present in the region but limited in size or extent of infestation. 

Many marae, particularly those in isolated areas, rely on old treatment and disposal systems to manage their wastewater. Depending on the size of the marae and the surrounding whenua, the existing systems may not now be the best option.

After a four-year journey through the Environment Court, Toi Moana Bay of Plenty Regional Council is now able to implement stricter air quality rules for the Mount Maunganui industrial area.

The On-Site Effluent Treatment Regional Plan 2006 deals with the effects of domestic wastewater on water quality in the Bay of Plenty. 

Rates are payable on Māori freehold land, unless the land comes under one of the exceptions in the rates legislation.

The Waioweka-Ōtara Rivers Scheme is the smallest of our four Schemes, covering 1,175km2 that extends from the coast at Ōpōtiki up to the regional boundary with Gisborne.

Could you or someone in your household use support getting from A to B? Available services for people who meet the criteria include 100% discount on our buses and 65% discount on door-to-door travel.

We monitor air quality at multiple sites across the region to help identify issues, track long-term trends, and ensure compliance with national standards and regional rules. 

Effective pest control requires a good understanding of the target and the method being used.

The Kaituna Catchment Control Scheme covers from coastal areas around East Pāpāmoa and Maketū, through to horticultural areas around Te Puke, and the wider Rotorua area.