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Residents Survey
Our annual residents feedback survey is available online until 31 May. We want to hear from you.
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Motueka Special Projects
Tell us which projects you want to see funded around Motueka. Feedback is open until Friday, 12 May.
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Fees and charges 2025/2026
Thanks for sharing your views on the Draft Schedule of Fees and Charges 2025/2026.
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Development and Financial Contributions Policy – 2025 Review
Submissions have now closed on the proposed changes to the 2024 Development and Financial Contributions Policy.
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Natural hazards
Tasman District is vulnerable to natural hazards that we must plan and prepare for.
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Lower Queen Street bridge upgrade
Borck Creek runs under the Lower Queen Street bridge next to Headingly Lane, but it’s not wide enough to pass sufficient stormwater flow so we're making it larger.
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Council's communication channels survey
Tell us more about how you want to get Council information.
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Meet the planners
Come and talk about the urban growth and natural hazards plan changes.
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Rosales Park Reserve development consultation
We have created a preliminary design for the reserve and we're now seeking feedback from the community before finalising plans.
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Mohua Menzshed lease proposal
The Mohua Menzshed has approached us seeking a lease for part of a Recreation (Community Buildings) Reserve at 2032 Takaka Valley Highway.
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Control of Alcohol in Public Places Bylaw Review
This bylaw includes locations where alcohol bans or restrictions apply. Its aims to minimise issues that may arise from consumption of alcohol in public places.
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Tasman Speed Management
The new Setting of the Speed Limits Rule 2024 requires us to re-consult on proposed speed limit changes using a Cost Benefit Disclosure Statement for each road.
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Let's talk, Tasman
Feel like keeping in touch? We'd like to run things by you occasionally,
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Local Water Done Well
The Coalition Government is introducing Local Water Done Well, a policy which will see water services remain under local governments’ control.
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Motueka Pool
The purchase of a block of land in King Edward Street in Motueka has heralded the potential development of a new community swimming pool in the town.
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Waimea River Park Management Plan Review
Help us plan for the future of this area alongside the Waimea River.
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Environmental Policy Plan Changes
The environmental planning space is set to be transformed with four plan changes happening. Stay informed, get involved.
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Urban Growth Plan Change 81
Feedback has now closed on Draft Change 1 to the Regional Policy Statement and Draft Plan Change 81.
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Reserve Management Plan reviews
Have your say on the draft RMPs for Lakes-Murchison Ward and Baigents Bush Scenic Reserve, Pigeon Valley
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Representation Review
At least once every six years as a Council we must review our representation arrangements.
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Dog Control Policy and Bylaw Review
The Policy & Bylaw have been adopted and will come into effect on 31 March 2025.
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Rethink Waste
Let's rethink waste across Tasman District.
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Māpua Masterplan
Join us in shaping the future of Māpua.
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Transport Choices 2023
A significant injection of Government funding is expected to give residents of Richmond and Motueka greater and improved options for the way they travel every day.
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Port Motueka Structure Plan
Join us in shaping the future of Port Motueka and adjacent areas.
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Streets for People
The Streets for People programme aims to make it easier and faster to create safer, healthier, and more people-friendly streets.
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Port Tarakohe Spatial Plan
Check in here for the latest news and updates on the Spatial Plan shaping the future of Port Tarakohe.
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Resource Management Reform
The whole of plan review to produce a new Tasman Environment Plan is now on hold. Instead, key topics will progress as changes to the Tasman Resource Management Plan.
