Two aerodromes come under Council's inspection and maintenance responsibility. These are situated at Puramahoi in Golden Bay and at Motueka.
In addition, Tasman District Council has a 50% shareholding in the Nelson Regional Airport...
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ASB Aquatic Centre
This state-of-the-art aquatic centre opened in Richmond in September 2004. The Centre is open daily throughout the year. For more information click here
Awards
Tasman District Council recognises outstanding achievements in the areas of community service and environmental innovation. Nominations are made by members of the public and awards are presented by the Mayor.
Beach reserves and seaside recreation
Council maintains beachside reserves and seaside recreation areas throughout the district. These are available to the public for picnics and other recreational purposes. They are listed here.
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Boating
Rules for boat operators in the Tasman District are governed by the Navigation Safety By-Law (2002). The Navigation Safety By-Law covers all of the waters in the region, including lakes and rivers. Council has a Harbourmaster who is responsible for navigation safety within the Tasman District and is available to give advice on boating related issues.
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Booking functions on Council grounds
To avoid disappointment, you are advised to book in advance to use Council parks and reserves for private functions or events.
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Bridges
Council has 518 bridges in the Tasman District and each year some are earmarked for replacement. There are a number of historical suspension bridges in the district.
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Building
This page contains the latest Building Control newsletters and links to building consent information and forms. More...
Two aerodromes come under Council's inspection and maintenance responsibility. These are situated at Puramahoi in Golden Bay and at Motueka.
Tasman District Council recognises outstanding achievements in the areas of community service and environmental innovation. Nominations are made by members of the public and awards are presented by the Mayor. 
Council maintains beachside reserves and seaside recreation areas throughout the district. These are available to the public for picnics and other recreational purposes. They are listed here.
Rules for boat operators in the Tasman District are governed by the Navigation Safety By-Law (2002). The Navigation Safety By-Law covers all of the waters in the region, including lakes and rivers. Council has a Harbourmaster who is responsible for navigation safety within the Tasman District and is available to give advice on boating related issues.
To avoid disappointment, you are advised to book in advance to use Council parks and reserves for private functions or events.
Council has 518 bridges in the Tasman District and each year some are earmarked for replacement. There are a number of historical suspension bridges in the district.
This page contains the latest Building Control newsletters and links to building consent information and forms.