Have pet, will travel:
Starting on 1 December, Nbus passengers will be able to ride with small domestic pets in appropriate animal containers during off-peak times.
Living in harmony:
Nelson City Council has reviewed its Urban Environments Bylaw 2015 (No.225) as part of a regular review process designed to make sure it is still fit for purpose, serving the community and keeping up with change.
A solid foundation: subdivision resource consent increase points to future housing supply increase
Resource consents for subdivisions in Nelson are up by 15%, an encouraging sign for future increases in housing supply, and a sign that Nelson’s traditionally steady housing market is starting to change.
New link road and car park for Saxton Field
There is now improved access to the Velodrome and Saxton Field from Champion Drive, thanks to a new link road and car parking facilities.
Eureka Park mini table for little visitors – donated by The Eureka Sister City Group
Following the installation of the popular redwood picnic table at Eureka Park a year ago, a duplicate, mini version has been added alongside it, thanks to the generous support of the Eureka Sister City Group.
Rose Sunday celebration popular at Broadgreen Historic House
Nelsonians turned out to enjoy the beautiful flowers on display at @Rose Sunday: A Celebration of Roses at @ Broadgreen Historic House on Sunday 14 November.
Isel House opening, volunteers hosts needed
Isel House is opening for the summer season and Nelson City Council is looking for heritage hosts to greet visitors and share the house’s history.
Three waters reforms to proceed
At the end of October, the Government confirmed it will create four publicly-owned water entities to manage New Zealand’s drinking water, wastewater and stormwater networks (known as the “Three waters”).
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