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Final Recommendation On ‘Emotional’ Runway Hearing Not Expected For Weeks
Sunday, 19 May 2024, 2:38 pm | Max Frethey - Local Democracy Reporter
The Nelson Airport will spend about 6 weeks engaging further with the golf club and campground which will be severely impacted by its plans. More >>
Golf Club Faces ‘existential’ Threat From Runway Extension
Friday, 17 May 2024, 3:50 pm | Max Frethey - Local Democracy Reporter
As the local airport seeks to gain necessary planning and zoning framework to extend its runway, the Nelson Golf Club, located north of the airport, says it plays an important role in the region and that its loss would be "enormous". The the proposal ... More >>
‘They Are Family’: Campground Boss Pleads Case For Residents
Thursday, 16 May 2024, 8:35 am | Max Frethey - Local Democracy Reporter
The commissioners' interpretation of reserve management law could influence the fate of 115 long-term residents at a Nelson campground. More >>
‘They Are Family’: Campground Boss Pleads Case For Residents
Wednesday, 15 May 2024, 4:18 pm | Max Frethey - Local Democracy Reporter
The commissioners' interpretation of reserve management law could influence the fate of 115 long-term residents at a Nelson campground. More >>
Airport Counsel: Panel ‘cannot Consider’ Impacts Of Runway Extension On Long-term Campground Residents
Tuesday, 14 May 2024, 4:24 pm | Max Frethey - Local Democracy Reporter
The plight of 115 long-term camp residents potentially facing eviction due to Nelson Airport’s private plan change request cannot be considered during the hearing, its commissioners have been told. More >>
Request For Boat Ramp Funds Unfulfilled, For Now
Wednesday, 8 May 2024, 5:16 pm | Max Frethey - Local Democracy Reporter
Tasman District Council has put off a decision to release $250,000 of funds for the community-led project after the some councillors questioned its ability to secure a consent during a recent meeting. The boat ramp is estimated to cost at least $2.3 ... More >>
‘Completely Unacceptable’: Richmond Roadworkers Copping Daily Abuse
Wednesday, 8 May 2024, 4:56 pm | Max Frethey - Local Democracy Reporter
Contractors working on Richmond's Wensley Road are facing daily abuse from the public, including a serious incident where an angry motorist drove right up to a supervisor's legs. 21 serious incidents have been reported to supervisors at the site. More >>