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APPENDIX 1 Key to Symbols and Abbreviations Compliance codes Inadequate corrective action following transgression or failure to meet A plumbosolvency compliance requirements E E. coli non-compliance C Chemical transgression N Not monitored for E. coli /P2 N? Unable to contact water supplier - deemed to be Not monitored N! Water supplier did not provide monitoring data - deemed to be Not monitored L Non-recognised laboratory used for analyses I Inadequate sampling (f) Inadequate number of samples (d) Sampled on too few days of the week (i) Sampling exceeded the maximum number of days between samples P No effective protozoal treatment in one or more treatment plants a Ineffective corrective action Compliance change codes ☺☺☺ Performance better than last year Performance the same as last year Performance worse than last year Complied in full again Newly-registered supply / Newly-identified P2 determinand Zone deregistered Annual Review of Drinking-Water Quality in New Zealand 2006/7 Annual Review of Drinking-Water Quality in New Zealand 2006/7 APPENDIX 1. Far North District (page 3 of 106) Microbiological Monitoring and Compliance Zone Code Zone Name Pop Water Supplier Compliance Change Local Authority Supplies KAI006KA Kaikohe 4,000Local Authority Complied (i) P KAI006NG Ngawha Springs 200Local Authority E P KAI008KA Kaitaia 5,000Local Authority EI(i) P KAW002KA Kawakawa 1,500 Local Authority Complied (i) P KAW002MO Moerewa / Otiria 2,000Local Authority Complied (i) P KER001KE Kerikeri 2,500Local Authority Complied (i) P OKA003OK Okaihau 800Local Authority Complied P OMA002OM Omapere 900Local Authority E P OMA003OM Omanaia 60Local Authority N P PAI001HA Haruru Falls 1,000Local Authority Complied (i) PAI001OP Opua 1,000Local Authority Complied (i) PAI001PA Paihia 2,000Local Authority Complied (i) RAW001RA Rawene 600Local Authority Complied P School / ECC Supplies AHI001SC Ahipara School 215School BoT Complied (di) P AWA008SC Awanui School 99 School BoT Complied (di) P ☺ BRO007SC Broadwood Area School 140School BoT Complied (di) P ☺ HER002SC Herekino School 50 School BoT Complied (di) P ☺ HOR003SC Horeke School 35 School BoT AEI(fdi) P KAI027SC Kaingaroa School 200School BoT Complied (di) P ☺ KAR007SC Karetu School 55School BoT Complied (di) P ☺ KOH002SC Kohukohu School 60School BoT AEI(d) P KUR005KU Kura o Hato Hohepa Te Kamura 34School BoT Complied (di) P MAN024SC Mangamuka School 45School BoT Complied (di) P MAN042SC Mangonui Primary School 160School BoT Complied (di) P MAR012SC Maromaku School 50School BoT I(fdi) P MAT023SC Matihetihe School 40School BoT I(fdi) P MAT032SC Matauri Bay Primary School 60School BoT I(fdi)P MOT011SC Motatau School 60School BoT I(fdi) P ☺ NGA012SC Ngataki School 40 School BoT AEI(fdi) P NGA013SC Ngaiotonga School 25School BoT N (closed 2006)P OHA010OH Ohaeawai School 125School BoT I(fdi) P ☺ OMA003SC Omanaia School 40School BoT AEI(d) P ORO005SC Oromahoe School 80School BoT Complied (di) P ☺ ORU001SC Oruaiti School 120School BoT Complied (di) P OTU004SC Oturu School 95School BoT Complied (di) P PAK005PS Pakaraka School 70 School BoT AEI(di) P PAM001SC Pamapuria School 180School BoT AEI(di) P PAP006SC Paparore School 60School BoT I(fdi) P PER001SC Peria School 120 School BoT I(fdi) P ☺ PUK015SC Pukepoto School 130School BoT Complied (di) P PUK016SC Pukenui School 50 School BoT I(fdi) P RUS005SC Russell School 130 School BoT I(fdi) P ☺ TAU008TA Tautoro School 60School BoT Complied (i) P TEH007SC Te Hapua School 40School BoT I(fdi) P ☺ TEK010SC Te Kura O Hata Maria 40School BoT N P TEK011SC Te Kura Taumata O Panguru 145School BoT I(fdi)P ☺ TEK012SC Te Kura O Te Rangi Aniwaniwa 69School BoT Complied (di) P ☺ TEK013SC Te Kura O Rangiawhia 60School BoT AEI(fdi) P Annual Review of Drinking-Water Quality in New Zealand 2006/7 APPENDIX 1. Far North District (page 4 of 106) Zone Code Zone Name Pop Water Supplier Compliance Change TEK023TE Te Kohanga Reo O Houhora 25 Te Kohanga Reo Committee N P TEK024TE Te Kao Primary School 60School BoT I(fdi) P TEK029SC Te Kohanga Reo o Matawaia 31 Rewe Murray/Kai ako N P TEN003TE Te Ngahouhuia Kohanga Reo 25 Kohunga Reo Committee N P TET002SC Te Tii School 38School BoT I(fdi) P TOT003SC Totara North School 50School BoT Complied (di)P ☺ UMA001SC Umawera School 30 School BoT AEI(di) P WAI063SC Waima School 80 School BoT AEI(di) P WAI093SC Waikare School 50School BoT I(fdi) P ☺ WAI094SC Waiharara School 40School BoT I(fdi) P WHA026KP Kaeo Primary School 100 School BoT N P WHA026SC Whangaroa College 200School BoT Complied (d) P ☺ Other Supplies AHI004AH Ahipara Backpackers 90 Ahipara Backpackers & Mo N P ARO004AR Aroha Island 60QE2 National Trust N P BAY002BA Bay of Islands Country Lodge 30 Bay of Is. Country Lodge N P BAY003BA Bay of Islands Holiday Park 90 Bay of Islands Hol. Park N P COO001CO Coopers Beach Motel 30Motel N P HAR004HA Haruru Falls Resort 50Haruru Falls Resort N P HID001HI Hideaway Lodge Motor Camp 150Motor Camp N P HIH001HI Hihi Motor Camp 40Motor Camp N P KAE001KA Kaeo 72Kaeo Water Limited N P KAE002KA Kaeo Hospital 40Kaeo Hospital Complied (d) P KAR002KB Karikari Bay Motor Camp 30 Karikari Bay Motor Camp N P KAR014KA Karangahape Marae 80Marae Committee N P KIN006KI Kingfish Lodge, Whangaroa 30 N P KOK005KO Kokohuia Marae 80Marae Committee N P KOR002MA Korou Kore Marae 90Marae Committee N P MAH010MA Mahuhukiterangi Marae 90Marae Committee N P MAH011MA Mahuri Marae 90Marae Committee N P MAI005MA Maimaru Marae 80Maimaru Marae Committee N P MAN005MA Mangonui, Coopers Beach 2,000 Doubtless Bay Wat.Sup.Co N P MAN028MA Mangonui Commercial Area 50 N P MAN030MA Mangaiti Marae 60Mangaiti Marae Cttee. N P MAN031MA Mangataipa Marae 80Marae Committee N P MAN036MA Mangamuka Marae 90Mangamuka Marae Cttee N P MAT008MB Matai Bay Motor Camp 60DOC N P MAT014MA Matauri Bay Motor Camp 30Motor Camp N P MAT031MA Matihetihe Marae 60Marae Committee N P MAT035MA Mataitaua Marae 30Marae Committee N P MIR001MA Miria Marae 80Marae Committee N P MOE003MA Moehau Marae 40Marae Committee N P MOH002MA Mohinui Marae 70Marae Committee N P MOK006MO Mokonuiarangi Marae 60Marae Committee N P MOR003MA Morehu Marae 90Marae Committee N P MOT023MO Motuti Marae 60Marae Committee N P MOT024MO Motukaraka Marae 75Marae Committee N P MOT025MO Motukiore Marae 80Marae Committee N P MOT026MA Motatau Marae 80Marae Committee N P NGA016MA Ngai Otonga Marae 90Ngati Wai Marae Cttee. N P NGA026MA Ngatimanawa Marae 80Marae Committee N P NGA034NG Ngatiruamahue Marae 85Ngatiruamahue Marae N P Annual Review of Drinking-Water Quality in New Zealand 2006/7 APPENDIX 1. Far North District (page 5 of 106) Zone Code Zone Name Pop Water Supplier Compliance Change OHA013OH Ohaki Marae 60Marae Committee N P OMA003MA Omanaia Marae 80Marae Committee N P ORO006OR Orongo Bay Motor Camp 40Motor Camp N P OTA014MA Otaua Marae 85Marae Committee N P OTA016MA Otatara Marae 90Marae Committee N P OTU008MA Oturu Marae 100Marae Committee N P PAG001PA Pagoda Lodge 80 N P PAK003PA Pakanae 160Pakanae Water Board AEI(fdi) P PAK004PA Pakaraka,Cottages In The Woods 50 Cottages In The Woods N P PAK012PA Pakanae Marae 90Marae Committee N P PAR012MA Parahaki Marae 90Marae Committee N P PAR013MA Parapara Marae 60Marae Committee N P PAR016MA Parawhenua Marae 90Marae Committee N P PIK001PI Piki Te Aroha Marae 80Marae Committee N P PIK002PI Pikiparia Marae 80Marae Committee N P POT002MA Potahi Marae 80Marae Committee N P PUK006PU Pukenui Motor Camp 30Pukenui Motor Camp N P PUK024PU Puketawa Marae 80Marae Committee N P RAN024MA Rangikohu Marae 60Marae Committee N P RAR002RA Rarawa Motor Camp 90 N P RAW002RM Rawhiti Motor Camp 60Rawhiti Motor Camp N P RAW004MA Rawhitiroa Marae 70Marae Committee N P ROM001MA Roma Marae 85Marae Committee N P RUS003RU Russell Bowling Club 250 N P RUS004RU Russell Township-Commercial 200 Hol. Park & FNDC N P SPI001SB Spirits Bay Motor Camp 80DOC N P TAH007MA Tahaawai Marae 50Marae Committee N P TAH008TA Tahekeroa Marae 90Marae Committee N P TAI003TA Taipa Sands Motel 50 N P TAI013MA Taio Marae 90Marae Committee N P TAP002TM Tapotupotu Motor Camp 10DOC N P TAU014TA Tauranga Bay Motor Camp 20Motor Camp N P TAU016TA Taupo Bay Camping Ground 48 Taupo Bay Camping Ground N P TAU024MA Tauteihiihi Marae 80Marae Committee N P TAW004MA Tawai Riri Maihi Kawiti Marae 70 Marae Committee N P TEH009MA Te Huruhi Marae 30Marae Committee N P TEH010TE Te Huia Pupuke Marae 70Te Huia Pupuke Marae N P TEK006TE Te Kao 100Doubtless Bay Water Supp N P TEK014MA Te Kotahitanga Marae (Far Nth) 80 Marae Committee N P TEK022TE Te Karae Marae 80Marae Committee N P TEP012MA Te Paatu Marae 50Te Paatu Marae Committee N P TEP017TE Te Paa A Parore Marae 20Marae Committee N P TER004MA Te Reo Mihi Marae 30Te Reo Mihi Marae Cttee N P TER005MA Te Rarawa Marae 90Marae Committee N P TER007TE Te Rangatahi Marae 90Marae Committee N P TET003MA Te Tuhono Marae 30Te Tuhono Marae N P TET005TE Te Tapui/Kaumatua Flats 20Maori Trustees N P TET006KU Kura Kaupapa O Whangaroa 40Maori Trustees N P TET006MA Te Tapui Marae 300Maori Trustees N P TET006OR Ohonga Reo 30Maori Trustees N P TEW005MA Te Whaka Mahara Tanga 90Marae Cttee. N P TEW006MA Te Whiringa O Te Muka Tangata 30 Marae Committee N P Annual Review of Drinking-Water Quality in New Zealand 2006/7 APPENDIX 1. Far North District (page 6 of 106) Zone Code Zone Name Pop Water Supplier Compliance Change THE001TB The Bluff Camping Ground 5The Bluff Camping Ground N P THE008TH The Park, 90 Mile Beach 60 N P TOM002MA Tominiana Marae 50Tominiana Marae Cttee. N P TUH001TU Tuhirangi Marae 80Marae Committee N P URL001UR Urlich Motor Camp 90 N P URU003CA Urupukapuka & Cable Bay Camps 50DOC N P URU003ZA Zane Grey Restaurant 500 N P WAG001WA Wagener Holiday Park 90Wagener Park N P WAI045WA Waipapa 150Peter Locke Complied P ☺ WAI046WA Waimamaku 80Waimamakau Water Board N P WAI050WR Waitangi Resort Hotel 450Waitangi Resort Hotel EI(di)L P ☺ WAI123MA Waikaraka Marae 50Waikaraka Marae Cttee.
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    Community Drinking-Water Supply Assessment in Horizons Region November 2017 Horizons Report 2017/EXT/1561 Prepared for: Abby Matthews November 2017 Science & Innovation Manager Report No. 2017/EXT/1561 ISBN 978-1-98-853720-7 Prepared by: Nic Love Pattle Delamore Partners LTD Ref: CO3530400 P O Box 389 Christchurch Telephone: 03-345 7100 http://www.pdp.co.nz CONTACT 24 hr Freephone 0508 800 800 [email protected] www.horizons.govt.nz Kairanga Cnr Rongotea and Levin Kairanga-Bunnythorpe 11 Bruce Road Roads Palmerston North Palmerston North 11-15 Victoria Avenue Taihape SERVICE REGIONAL DEPOTS Torere Road CENTRES HOUSES Marton Whanganui Ohotu Hammond Street 181 Guyton Street Woodville Taumarunui 116 Vogel Street 34 Maata Street POSTAL Horizons Regional Council, Private Bag 11025, Manawatu Mail Centre, Palmerston North 4442 F 06 9522 929 ADDRESS Auckland Tauranga Wellington Christchurch PATTLE DELAMORE PARTNERS LTD Community Drinking-Water Supply Assessment in Horizons Region Horizons Regional Council solutions for your environment Auckland Tauranga Wellington Christchurch PATTLE DELAMORE PARTNERS LTD Community Drinking-Water Supply Assessment in Horizons Region Horizons Regional Council solutions for your environment Community Drinking-Water Supply Assessment in Horizons Region • Prepared for Horizons Regional Council • November 2017 PATTLE DELAMORE PARTNERS LTD 295 Blenheim Road Tel +64 3 345 7100 Upper Riccarton, Christchurch 8041 Website http://www.pdp.co.nz PO Box 389, Christchurch 8140, New Zealand Auckland Tauranga Wellington Christchurch C03530400R001_FINAL.DOCX ii HORIZONS REGIONAL CO UNCIL - COMMUNITY DRINKING - W ATER SUPPLY ASSESSME N T I N HORIZONS REGIO N Executive Summary Horizons Regional Council (Horizons) has recognised the need to develop a central repository for information regarding drinking water supplies in the region so that they can be better managed.