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Draft Earthquake-prone, Dangerous and Insanitary 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...
Environment Today
Tasman’s environment is unique and special. It is worth looking after. State of the environment reporting is becoming increasingly important, because it helps us understand the effects of our activities on the environment and our health. Monitoring and reporting on the state of the environment can also measure the effectiveness of our policies for managing the environment. State of the environment reporting can give us early warning of any problem areas. More...
Environmental Incidents and Complaints - Council Charging Policy
This policy sets out Council's practice in regard to recovering its costs for investigations into environmental incidents and complaints within Tasman District.
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Engineering Standards & Policies 2008
The 2008 Engineering Standards & Policies are effective from 1 July 2008. They are available for viewing by downloading the PDF document below.
Note: Technical drawings are not included in the PDF but are available from the Engineering Secretary on 03 543 8524 or email your request to engineeringstandards@tdc.govt.nz
If you wish to purchase a copy or for more information about the standards please contact the Development Engineer on 03 543 8392 or email engineeringstandards@tdc.govt.nz.
 Engineering Standards and Policies 2008 (1000 K)
Engineering Standards - 2004
In May 2004 Council completed a review of its Engineering Standards. The updated standards reflect new designs and technologies and are consistent with Nelson City Council standards. The documents may be downloaded from this site.
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