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Sports Fields and Facilities
Our main sporting facilities are situated on the parks and reserves. Please phone the appropriate Tasman District Council Office during office hours for booking information.
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Stormwater
Stormwater pipelines service various communities - known as Stormwater Urban Drainage Areas (UDAs) - within the Tasman District. More...
Swimming pool
This ASB Aquatic Centre opened in Richmond in September 2004. The Centre is open daily throughout the year. For more information click here
Toilets
Tasman District Council maintains public toilets around the district in parks and reserves and other public places.
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Tourism
Tasman District Council actively encourages tourist operations that not only share our natural environmental resources with visitors the world over, but also treat those wonderful resources with all the care they deserve.
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Waste
Information on Council recycling and waste disposal, Waste Education Services for schools and businesses, Waste Exchange, and tips on dealing with organic/green waste as well as Council publications. More...
Waste Education Services
Want to reduce your waste but need advice? WES is a free service for your business or school - provided by Tasman District Council (and Nelson City Council). Waste Education Services (WES) can help you discover all the ways you can reduce, re-use, and recycle your waste. More...
Water Services
Council operates 17 water supply schemes of varying sizes. All urban high pressure water supply systems are now on metered supplies. More...
Wastewater Services
There are 12 reticulated wastewater systems in Tasman. Get information about Guidelines for new on-site wastewater management systems.
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What are some of the laws that guide Tasman District Council?
The principal statutes which empower the Council to undertake various functions and activities, or impose responsibilities on the Council, include the Local Government Act, the Resource Management Act, the Harbours Act, the Biosecurity Act, the Soil Conservation and Rivers Control Act and the Reserves Act. The Council has a number of plans which have been prepared under the statutes and which are available for inspection at Council offices and libraries.
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Wood
Click here to information about Operating Woodburners.
Click here for information about Authorised Solid Fuel Burners and the Richmond Airshed.
Go here to find out about the Good Wood Scheme and get a list of the firewood suppliers involved. There is also information about collecting your own firewood.
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Zero Waste
Tasman District Council has a Zero Waste Policy. We encourage you to reduce, reuse and recycle.
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Our main sporting facilities are situated on the parks and reserves. Please phone the appropriate Tasman District Council Office during office hours for booking information.
Stormwater pipelines service various communities - known as Stormwater Urban Drainage Areas (UDAs) - within the Tasman District. 
This ASB Aquatic Centre opened in Richmond in September 2004. The Centre is open daily throughout the year. For more information 
Tasman District Council maintains public toilets around the district in parks and reserves and other public places.
Tasman District Council actively encourages tourist operations that not only share our natural environmental resources with visitors the world over, but also treat those wonderful resources with all the care they deserve.
Information on Council recycling and waste disposal, Waste Education Services for schools and businesses, Waste Exchange, and tips on dealing with organic/green waste as well as Council publications. 
Want to reduce your waste but need advice? WES is a free service for your business or school - provided by Tasman District Council (and Nelson City Council). Waste Education Services (WES) can help you discover all the ways you can reduce, re-use, and recycle your waste. 
Council operates 17 water supply schemes of varying sizes. All urban high pressure water supply systems are now on metered supplies. 
There are 12 reticulated wastewater systems in Tasman. Get information about Guidelines for new on-site wastewater management systems.
The principal statutes which empower the Council to undertake various functions and activities, or impose responsibilities on the Council, include the Local Government Act, the Resource Management Act, the Harbours Act, the Biosecurity Act, the Soil Conservation and Rivers Control Act and the Reserves Act. The Council has a number of plans which have been prepared under the statutes and which are available for inspection at Council offices and libraries.
Tasman District Council has a Zero Waste Policy. We encourage you to reduce, reuse and recycle.