
Show Notes
In this episode, we feature highlights from the first full council meeting of the new triennium and the launch of a new Information Forum designed to strengthen governance and ensure all voices are heard.
We explore what “local water done well” means for the community, including the endorsement of a Water Services Delivery Plan and the establishment of a new in-house business unit to manage water services into the future. Hear the thinking behind the options considered and what this approach aims to achieve.
There’s also an opportunity to have your say on the future of local parks and reserves, with community feedback now open. We unpack the difference between parks and reserves and how you can help shape these valued public spaces.
Plus, an update on the Motueka River Stopbank Refurbishment project, building on previous improvements and continuing important flood protection work for residents and businesses.
We also look ahead to the upcoming Positive Ageing Expo and check in with participants in this year’s summer internship programme to hear how hands-on local government experience is helping shape future careers.
More from Tasman Report
In this episode of Tasman Report, John Bullock explores two stories connected by the region’s relationship with water.
Episode 12 of Tasman Report brings together key updates, policy discussions, and stories from across the Tasman District.
Plan Change 81 on urban growth is now open for submissions. Jeremy Butler from the Urban and Rural Policy Team explains what the plan aims to achieve and how you can have your say: https://shape.tasman.govt.nz/urban-growth-PC81/council-agrees-notify-urban-growth-plan-changes