We are seeking community feedback on a proposal to establish a new wharewaka at Pioneer Park in Tākaka, alongside the existing Golden Bay Museum.
We are upgrading the water supply main on Gladstone Road between Oxford Street and Three Brother's Corner
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.
The Speed Management Plan has been adopted.
We’ve reviewed various council owned properties across Tasman District and identified some as being potentially surplus to requirements.
We asked for your feedback on the Annual Plan for 2026 - 2027, including proposed fees and charges.
We are reviewing how we provide funding and grants. Thanks for sharing your feedback.
We are proposing how reserves in Golden Bay Ward should be classified. Hearings will be held on 4 June 2026.
We are reviewing our policy and would like to have your input.
We are reviewing how alcohol is sold and supplied in our community.
The review has now been completed and the Tasman Inundation Practice Note 2026 has been published.
We want your thoughts on how we propose to manage this important catchment.
We’ve chosen the site, so it's now time to get planning the new community hub for Tapawera.
We are planning to replace the old Wakefield Hall with a new Community Hub. See details of what is proposed and read the community feedback here.
Some new speed limits for the district have been approved.
We're reviewing how we manage freedom camping, thanks for sharing your views.
Tasman District is vulnerable to natural hazards that we must plan and prepare for.
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.
This bylaw includes locations where alcohol bans or restrictions apply and aims to minimise alcohol-related issues in public places.
Your voice, shaping better outcomes together.
The Coalition Government has introduced Local Water Done Well, a policy which will see water services remain under local governments’ control.
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.
The environmental planning space is set to be transformed with four plan changes happening. Stay informed, get involved.
Public notification of Plan Change 81 is planned for late May. A series of Meet the Planner events will also be held this month.
Council adopted the revised Lakes-Murchison Ward and Richmond Ward RMPs, and the RMP section for Baigents Bush Scenic Reserve on 14 August 2025.
Join us in shaping the future of Māpua.
Join us in shaping the future of Port Motueka and adjacent areas.
The new Resource Management Framework could provide the balance we have been seeking to cope with the challenges we face as a high-growth council.
Phone: 03 543-8400
Email: info@tasman.govt.nz
Postal Address: 189 Queen Street, Private Bag 4,
Richmond, Nelson, 7050
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