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Wellington City Council Wellington City Council No STREET City HAIL CLASSIFICATION CONTAMINANTS 50 BUCKLE ST EASTERN Service Stations Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 75 DARLINGTON RD EASTERN Landfill Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 501 EVANS BAY PDE EASTERN Service Stations Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 9 -11 KENT TCE EASTERN Storage Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 55 KILBIRNIE CRES EASTERN Landfill Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry MOA POINT RD EASTERN Storage, Waste Storage/Treatment/Disposal Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 2 ROY ST EASTERN Landfill Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 85 A TIRANGI RD EASTERN Landfill Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 9 WALDEN ST EASTERN Landfill Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 105 AMESBURY DR NORTHERN Landfill No Identified Contamination 158 BURMA RD NORTHERN Landfill Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 129 CENTENNIAL HIGHWAY NORTHERN Tanning and Ass. Trades, Storage, Landfill Contamination Acceptable Managed/Remediated 57 KAIWHARAWHARA RD NORTHERN Waste Storage/Treatment/Disposal Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 33 LADBROOKE DR NORTHERN Landfill Contamination Confirmed Various (Landfill) LOHIA ST NORTHERN Waste Storage/Treatment/Disposal, Landfill Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry NGAURANGA GORGE NORTHERN Waste Storage/Treatment/Disposal Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry Asphalt and Bitumen Prod/Storage, Oil NGAURANGA GORGE RD NORTHERN Production/Storage Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 29 RAUMATI TCE NORTHERN Landfill Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 160 HOMEBUSH RD ONSLOW Power Generation/Distribution Contamination Acceptable Managed/Remediated MOOREFIELD RD ONSLOW Chemical Manufacture/Formulation Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 380 ADELAIDE RD SOUTHERN Landfill Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 32 BROOKLYN RD SOUTHERN Landfill Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 220 HANSON ST SOUTHERN Landfill Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 289 HAPPY VALLEY RD SOUTHERN Landfill Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry HAPPY VALLEY RD SOUTHERN Landfill Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 201 HAPPY VALLEY RD SOUTHERN Landfill Contamination Confirmed Various (Landfill) HAPPY VALLEY RD SOUTHERN Landfill Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry HOUGHTON BAY RD SOUTHERN Landfill Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 43 HUDSON ST SOUTHERN Landfill Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 11 HUTCHISON RD SOUTHERN Landfill Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry LANDFILL RD SOUTHERN Landfill Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 180 OWHIRO BAY PDE SOUTHERN Storage Contamination Acceptable Managed/Remediated 370 QUEENS DR SOUTHERN Landfill Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry THE ESPLANADE SOUTHERN Waste Storage/Treatment/Disposal Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 428 THE ESPLANADE SOUTHERN Storage Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 24 CASHEW ST TAWA Service Stations Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 4 COLLINS AVE TAWA Service Stations, Motor Vehicle Workshops Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 95 -105 COLLINS AVE TAWA Storage, Commercial Printing Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 32 -34 DRAGON ST TAWA Storage, Iron and Steel Works Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 2 DRAGON ST TAWA Storage Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 41 HINAU ST TAWA TAWA Motor Vehicle Workshops, Service Stations Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 34 JAMAICA DR TAWA Storage Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 24 -32 MAIN RD TAWA Drum and Tank Reconditioning or Recycling Contamination Acceptable Managed/Remediated 100 MAIN RD TAWA Service Stations Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 187 -189 MAIN RD TAWA Service Stations, Motor Vehicle Workshops Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 242 -244 MAIN RD TAWA Service Stations, Motor Vehicle Workshops Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 147 -149 MAIN RD TAWA Service Stations Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 76 MAIN RD TAWA Storage Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 80 MAIN RD TAWA Motor Vehicle Workshops, Service Stations Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 92 MAIN RD TAWA Iron and Steel Works, Storage Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 16 -18 MAIN RD TAWA Motor Vehicle Workshops, Service Stations Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 215 MAIN RD TAWA Commercial Printing Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 42 -68 MAIN RD TAWA Chemical Manufacture/Formulation Contamination Acceptable Managed/Remediated Wellington City Council 86 OXFORD ST TAWA TAWA Storage Contamination Acceptable Managed/Remediated 60 -62 RAROA TCE TAWA Landfill Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 4 RIMU ST TAWA Landfill Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 10 SURREY ST TAWA TAWA Timber Treatment, Motor Vehicle Workshops Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 281 TAKAPU RD TAWA Livestock Dip or Spray Race Operations Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 523 TAKAPU RD TAWA Livestock Dip or Spray Race Operations Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 59 TAKAPU RD TAWA Motor Vehicle Workshops, Storage Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 529 TAKAPU RD TAWA Power Generation/Distribution Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 21 TAKAPU RD TAWA Storage No Identified Contamination Storage, Concrete Manufacturer and Bulk Cement 57 TAKAPU RD TAWA Storage Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 15 VIEW RD TITAHI BAY Tanning and Ass. Trades, Storage Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 24 -34 ABEL SMITH ST WELLINGTON Service Stations Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 12 -22 ABEL SMITH ST WELLINGTON Motor Vehicle Workshops, Service Stations Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 59 -73 ADELAIDE RD WELLINGTON Storage, Motor Vehicle Workshops Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 45 ADELAIDE RD WELLINGTON Service Stations Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 163 ADELAIDE RD WELLINGTON Storage Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 32 -40 ADELAIDE RD WELLINGTON Service Stations Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 82 ADELAIDE RD WELLINGTON Iron and Steel Works Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 152 -156 ADELAIDE RD WELLINGTON Service Stations, Motor Vehicle Workshops Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 42 -48 ADELAIDE RD WELLINGTON Paint Manufacture and Formulation Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 81 -83 ADELAIDE RD WELLINGTON Storage, Metal Treatment/Coating, Foundry Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 405 ADELAIDE RD WELLINGTON Waste Storage/Treatment/Disposal, Landfill Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 3 ALBERT ST WELLINGTON Landfill Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 9 ALBERT ST WELLINGTON Landfill Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 11 ALBERT ST WELLINGTON Landfill Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry AOTEA QUAY WELLINGTON Service Stations Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry AOTEA QUAY WELLINGTON Service Stations, Cement or Lime Manufacture Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 195 AOTEA QUAY WELLINGTON Transport Depots, Storage Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry Various chemicals in harbour sediments AOTEA QUAY WELLINGTON Landfill Contamination Confirmed including DDT Power Generation/Distribution, Oil 2 ARAKAN WAY WELLINGTON Production/Storage, Scrap Yards Contamination Acceptable Managed/Remediated Power Generation/Distribution, Oil 4 ARAKAN WAY WELLINGTON Production/Storage, Scrap Yards Contamination Acceptable Managed/Remediated Power Generation/Distribution, Oil 5 ARAKAN WAY WELLINGTON Production/Storage, Scrap Yards Contamination Acceptable Managed/Remediated Power Generation/Distribution, Oil 6 ARAKAN WAY WELLINGTON Production/Storage, Scrap Yards Contamination Acceptable Managed/Remediated Power Generation/Distribution, Oil 7 ARAKAN WAY WELLINGTON Production/Storage, Scrap Yards Contamination Acceptable Managed/Remediated Power Generation/Distribution, Oil 8 ARAKAN WAY WELLINGTON Production/Storage, Scrap Yards Contamination Acceptable Managed/Remediated Power Generation/Distribution, Oil 9 ARAKAN WAY WELLINGTON Production/Storage, Scrap Yards Contamination Acceptable Managed/Remediated Power Generation/Distribution, Oil 10 ARAKAN WAY WELLINGTON Production/Storage, Scrap Yards Contamination Acceptable Managed/Remediated 12 -14 ARNEY ST WELLINGTON Storage, Storage Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 68 ARO ST WELLINGTON Service Stations, Motor Vehicle Workshops Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 166 A ARO ST WELLINGTON Motor Vehicle Workshops Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 168 ARO ST WELLINGTON Motor Vehicle Workshops Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 168 A ARO ST WELLINGTON Motor Vehicle Workshops Verified History of Hazardous Activity or Industry 164 A ARO ST WELLINGTON Motor Vehicle Workshops, Metal Treatment/Coating
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