News in January 2024
We have two extraordinary meetings that will be held next week.
Chief Executive Officer Review Subcommittee meeting:
Date – Tuesday 30 January 2024
Time - 9:30am
Location – Tasman…
Occasional rainfall episodes over the last week have helped maintain Tasman’s river and groundwater levels – as well as the current Stage One and Two restrictions…
Tasman District Council is pleased to report that test results of the water in an area of concern in Tākaka has indicated no contamination.
However, residents are being asked…
The Māpua waterfront boat ramp initiative has taken another step forward with the Māpua Boat Ramp Community Trust’s resource consent application being notified by the Council.
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Nelson Tasman Emergency Management says it’s important that communities know how to respond to disasters, such as wildfires or floods.
Communities have unique needs and considerations that…
Missing Mudcakes and Roses? Fear not – there's a new magazine available to meet the reading needs of our vibrant 50-plus age group.
For more than a…
There are some nationwide changes coming in the world of recycling from 1 February, but nothing will change for us here in Tasman.
From that date, all…
Update 23 January
A decision has been made to keep the rāhui in place for the Motueka coastline until further testing can be done on the water…
Tasman District Council has announced a further lifting of Water Restrictions for users of Council-managed urban reticulated supplies.
Effective immediately, residents in Richmond, Hope, Brightwater, Wakefield, Māpua/…
Kingsland Forest encompasses a significant area of steep and rugged terrain which makes effective weed control challenging. Because of this, we will be conducting a short…
