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Annual Report 2009
 Annual Report 2009 (1.4 MB)
Available on CD at all Council Offices.
Annual Report Summary 2009
Annual Report Summary 2009 (450 K)
Annual Plan 2008/2009
Annual Plan 2008/2009 (1200 K)
Available on CD at all Council Offices.
Alcohol - Draft Regional Strategy The goal of the Regional Alchohol Strategy is to minimise alcohol-related harm to individuals, families, businesses, and the community.
The draft strategy has been developed by a working party comprising members from key agencies involved in alcohol harm reduction including the Police, District Licensing Agencies, Public Health, Nelson Alcohol and Drug Service, Health Action Nelson, Hospitality Association of NZ, and Te Korowai Trust. Many other agencies and community groups were also involved in the formative discussions. The joint Nelson City and Tasman District Councils’ strategy opened for consultation on Friday 24 February.
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Annual Plan 2007
Annual Plan - 2007 (896K)
Annual Report Summary 2008
Annual Report Summary 2008 (476 K)
Annual Report 2008
Annual Report 2008 (1300 K)
Annual Report 2007
Annual Report - 2007 (952 K)
Annual Report 2007 Summary
Summary Annual Report - 2007 (367 K)
Annual Report 2006
Annual Report 2006 part 1 (1300 K)
Annual Report 2006 part 2 (1100 K)
Annual Report 2006 part 3 (1300 K)
Annual Report 2006 part 4 (1000 K)
Annual Report 2006 part 5 (1000 K)
Annual Report 2006 part 6 (1100 K)
Annual Report 2006 part 7 (1100 K)
Annual Report 2006 part 8 (896 K)
Annual Report 2006 part 9 (1000 K)
Nelson Tasman Regional Arts Strategy
The art of being at the centre is the Nelson Tasman Regional Arts Strategy, commissioned by Nelson City and Tasman District Councils, with the Nelson Regional Economic Development Agency (EDA) as lead agency. More...
Biodiversity Overview 2004
This report reviews the protection status of the remaining indigenous ecosystems within the nineteen ecological districts in Tasman District and the opportunities for enhancement of indigenous biodiversity on private land. More...
Biodiversity Overview 2008 
This report describes the land-based native animals, birds and insects that are found in Tasman District and the role that landowners can play in protecting them and their habitat. More...
Bylaws 
A review of Council's Bylaws is currently being undertaken.
As at 1 January 2005 four chapters had been reviewed and as at 1 July 2005 three more chapters had been reviewed. More...
Camping Policy for Self Contained Motorhomes 
Our policy encourage travellers and campers to use camping grounds and other accommodation facilities as much as possible.
This policy recognises that some visitors to our District are choosing overnight camping as their preferred accommodation. It also recognises the economic and social benefit campers bring to our District. More...
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This report describes changes which may occur over the coming century in the climate of the region administered by the Tasman District Council, and outlines some possible impacts of these changes. The report is also available on CD from Council offices.
Climate Change and Variability - Tasman District, June 2008 (2000 K)
Code of Practice - Recreational use of Motorbikes
This Code of Practice introduces guidelines on the frequency, the number and types of motorbikes and the length of time that they can be ridden on a recreational basis only on Rural 1 and Rural 2 zoned properties in Tasman District. More...
Control of Liquor in Public Places
Amendment to the Tasman District Council Consolidated Bylaw - Chapter 3 - Control of Liquor in Public Places - Report EP07/08/04 - Report prepared for 1 August 2007 Meeting
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Customer Service Charter 
Tasman District Council has a Customer Service Charter to ensure high standards of service are maintained at all times. It is outlined here. More...
Cycling and Walking Strategy 
Welcome to the first Tasman District Cycling and Walking Strategy.
This document provides a framework for developing and implementing a range of cycling
and walking related initiatives including cycle lanes, walking facilities, promotion and education.
The strategy has been developed with the help of key national and community organisations, the general public and Council staff. More...
Dangerous Buildings Policy Section 131 of the Building Act 2004 (“the Act”) requires all territorial authorities (“TAs”) to adopt a policy on earthquake-prone, dangerous, and insanitary buildings by 31 May 2006. This policy must be adopted in accordance with section 83 and 89 of the Local Government Act 2002. Section 83 sets out the special consultative procedure, particularly the requirement as to the preparation of a Statement of Proposal, and section 89 sets out the requirements for a Summary of Information, both of which are prepared for the purposes of public consultation. More...
Development Contributions Policy
Through this policy Tasman District Council is seeking to set development contributions in a transparent and consistent manner and at a level that requires a fair share of the capital expenditure for infrastructure to be met by those who are creating the new demand for infrastructure in the District.
Ten Year Plan 2009-2019 - Development Contributions Policy (2.7 MB)
District Plan Tasman's district plan, known as the Tasman Resource Management Plan (TRMP), is located under the Environment Section. Click here to go directly to the Plan.
Dog Control Activity Report 
Council has accepted a report on Dog Control Policy and Practices. The full report can be downloaded from the website. More...
Dog Policy 2009 
Section 10 of the Dog Control Act 1996 (the Act) requires Council to develop a policy on dogs. The purpose of the policy is to set out Council's direction for dog control
within the district. More...
The Dog Control Amendment Act 2003 
Rules and information regarding importation, the menacing dog category, penalties, Council powers and microchipping. More...
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