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Supermarket gets go ahead Simon Bloomberg Residents on Bateup Rd and Paramu Pl are “surprised” that Foodstuffs South Island has been granted a resource consent to build a New World supermarket at Three Brothers Corner near Richmond without any public notification. The Tasman District Council approved the resource consent last Thursday following a lengthy process that started when Foodstuffs purchased the former Bay Nursery site in 2007. Although the 1.64 hectare site has frontages adjoining Gladstone Rd and residential areas on Bateup Rd and Paramu Pl, the public will not be consulted. The council’s manager of environment and planning, Dennis Bush-King, says the proposal for the supermarket is “broadly in line” with plans that were approved by council last year. He says the effect of any changes to the plans are considered to be minor so the application has been processed without notification.
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An aerial view of Three Brothers Corner, where the proposed new supermarket will go. On the left hand side of the photo is Gladstone Rd. Photo: Toby Harvey/Eagle Imaging.
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“The Sarau Festival, it’s just country and it’s quite enjoyable, I’ve been almost every year since it started. I enjoy the entertainment and the cooking demonstrations.”
“The Martinborough fair, you could walk around from one vineyard to another, there was a group of people I used to go with, we’d take the bus from Wellington.”
“The Marlborough Wine and Food event, I’m from there and all my friends are there. Used to go there every year, great range of food and music.”
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Karla mackay with her children Chloe, Connor and James and the Life Education Trust mascot, Harold the Giraffe, after arriving at Henley School as part of national Walk2Work Day. many of Henley’s pupils and parents took up the challenge of walking to school where they received a free apple donated by Raeward fresh. Photo: Simon Bloomberg
Luke Berkett, Redwoods Valley. “I don’t really go to many. I’ve been to the Nelson Market, that’s pretty good. Good variety they’ve got there and the people that are around.”
However, Bateup Rd resident Grant Irvine disagrees saying he “can’t see how the main entrance to the New World won’t have a major impact on nearby residents”. “The majority of people who live in the area have seen a big increase in traffic over the last few years,” Grant says. “If you throw in a supermarket that is only 90 metres from a major roundabout then you are going to have problems.” The resource consent includes a number of conditions to improve traffic flow, including Foodstuffs contributing $44,900 towards a right-turn bay on Bateup Rd leading into the supermarket. Council is also planning to widen the section of Bateup Rd from Three Brothers Corner to Collins Rd. Although the residents made submissions on the roading issues
during the earlier plan-change process, they were informed that those issues would be part of the resource consent process. But Grant says a non-notifiable resource consent means that won’t happen, leaving the Bateup Rd residents frustrated and angry. “We submitted that a lot of our concerns were about the roading issues and were told that would come later. Now we find out we won’t get a chance to have any input - it’s a very surprising ruling,” he says. Paramu Pl resident Ian Paterson, who was chair of a residents’ group that made submissions on the plans, and Richmond councillor Judene Edgar, say they are also surprised that council approved a non-notified resource consent. Ian says he will be meeting with residents this week to “see what course of action we can take.” The consent is for a 4000 square
metre supermarket and two smaller retail tenancies with a total area of no greater than 400 square metres. It includes a number of conditions, including limiting the supermarket’s opening hours to 7am to 10m, seven days a week. Semi-trailer deliveries will also be restricted to 7am to 10pm on weekdays and 9am to 8pm on weekends and holidays and the Bateup Rd access can’t be used for deliveries. The loading bay doors must remain closed between 10pm and 7am with no outdoor forklift activity during these hours and all exterior lighting must also be directed away from adjoining residential properties. Food Stuffs’ Roger Davidson says they haven’t decided on a start date for construction. He says they will be looking at a time frame for starting the development over the next “two to three months”.
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Popular policeman changes jobs Simon Bloomberg One of Richmond’s best known policemen may have left the force after 38 years but he will still be helping out people in the community, or at least older ones, in his new role with Age Concern. Mal Drummond retired from the police earlier this year, ending a lengthy career that started as a 19-year-old on the beat in Wellington in 1978. Although many people may have been surprised that Mal decided to leave the force, he says what’s actually surprising is that he lasted that long. “When I left school, I didn’t really know what I wanted to do although I had no real desire to become a policeman,” Mal recalls. “But I had a friend who had joined the year before and he enjoyed it so I thought I’d give that a go for a couple of years - I had no intention of making a career of it.” But Mal soon changed his mind about policing, deciding to make it a life-long career after his first “eye-opening” posting in Wellington Central. “After a year’s training at Trentham, we were told we had four choices where we wanted to go and we had to list them in or-
der of preference. I remember the sergeant at the police college got up and said ‘your choices are Wellington, Auckland, Wellington or Auckland’ so I ended up in Wellington. “I was 19 when I graduated and it was a real eye-opener for someone from Richmond to suddenly to be on Cuba St with all the night life and interesting people that were around at the time. I clearly remember (flamboyant drag queen) Carmen - she would come out of her strip club at two or three in the morning with her big hair and big boobs and say “come in dear and have a cup of tea and get warm”. ‘We’d go in for a cup of tea right by the stage where all the transvestites and strippers were and then go back out again. She was a great person and it was a really cool time.” Although all the new recruits had to do the hard yards on the beat, Mal says it was character-building and enjoyable, and ultimately made him a better policeman. “When I started, you were given a 12 inch piece of wood and handcuffs and that was it. You had to rely on your negotiation skills a lot of the time but we still got into some pretty tight situations.
Mal Drummond and Sue Tilby outside the Age Concern office in Richmond last Wednesday. Photo: Simon Bloomberg. “We spent the first six months walking the streets which could be pretty bleak in Wellington’s wind and rain. My beat was Beat 5 which was around Vivian Cuba, Taranaki and Courtney Place and all those little streets so I’d patrol around there all on foot - If you were lucky you’d get to ride in an I-car (incident car) on a Sunday.” After six years in Wellington Central, Mal transferred to Blenheim and then to Wakefield where he was based for nine years with Pete Carmody before moving into Richmond. Mal says working with Pete in Wakefield “was a real highlight because the whole
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The bad news is that it's the end of summer. The good news is that means it's time for the Sprig & Fern Harvest Fare to be held in Sundial Square in Richmond this Friday. The annual fare celebrates the autumn harvest and features some of the Sprig & Fern's finest beers and some of the region's top wines, all made from hops and grapes harvested in Tasman. Add some excellent music from the Dixie Prix and a feast of food stalls, and you have the recipe for a great night out. "It's always the last hurrah for summer and an opportunity to get out with friends and family and enjoy the evening," one of the organisers, Kim Quint of Richmond Unlimited, says. "There's always a really nice, relaxed atmosphere and I think that's why people keep coming back." Friday night is the start of a big weekend for sponsors Sprig & Fern, which will have to back up for Marchfest at Founders on Saturday.
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Appleby Playcentre fundraiser: The Appleby Playcentre is holding their Fiesta Fundraiser at the playcentre near the Appleby Bridge on the Coastal Highway this Saturday from 11am to 2pm. There will be Easter-themed craft activities, a bouncy castle, sausage sizzle, cakes and coffee, home baking, fresh produce, plants, a silent auction and second-hand toys, books and clothes.
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with Auckland brewery Hallertau for Marchfest. All the beer sold at Marchfest is brewed specifically for the event and has not previously been released. The Sprig & Fern Harvest Fare is free and will be held in Sundial Square this Friday from 5.30pm to 10pm.
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Jessie Johnston Thrills, spills and friendly rivalry made for a successful day at the Mike Pero Trolley Derby on Saturday. A record 92 trolleys entered into this year’s event which, as usual, took place on Nelson’s Collingwood St, showcasing some top notch ingenuity by locals both young and adult. Racing incorporated a number of sections, including the Zoomers’ class, comprising
drivers from five to 10 years, followed by the Sprinters from 11 years and the Rockets from 16 years. While the corporate trolleys made a great spectacle, the main event was the Monarch of the Hill, which was taken out this year by Nitrofish, driven by Jack Lovell who reached a speed of 70.8 kmph. Luca Masters and trolley Doodlebug took out first place in the Zoomers section, Hyper Drive driven by Jasmine Dacombe won the Sprinters class,
Steve Lovell and Kiwiana won the Rockets section and major sponsor Mike Pero was the champion of the corporates. As well as being a popular day out for drivers and spectators, the Mike Pero Trolley Derby also helped raise vital funds for local charitable group Big Brothers, Big Sisters, who require volunteers and funds to mentor young people within schools and the community. watch the video:
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Councillor does hard labour in Nepal Simon Bloomberg Richmond councillor Judene Edgar returned from three-weeks of hard labour helping rebuild a small settlement in Nepal, amazed at the resilience and optimism of the people following last year’s devastating earthquake. Judene joined a team of 16 volunteers, mostly from the United States, as part of Habitat for Humanity’s Global Villages project in Nepal. The group travelled to a small farming community in the Panchkhal Valley where all 93 homes had been destroyed in the April 25 earthquake that killed more than 8000 people and injured another 22,300. Although the devastation was overwhelming, Judene says the people living in the shanty town amongst the ruins of Panchkhal Valley retained a positive outlook. “The thing that got me the most was how it was business as usual. The settlement was badly damaged and they were living in shanties and yet life was carrying on. “They were all just getting in there and salvaging materials to rebuild their homes. And everyone was so happy with this amazing attitude.” “I was especially impressed with the
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Daz Hunter, Roger Colville, Tim Colville and Hans Walzl, at the Snapper Classic weigh-in on Saturday.
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Lyn Smith and Lorraine Sutherland at Queens Gardens during the Summer Tango in Nelson festival.
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Andrea Cockburn, Laura Tibbs and Aliesha Taylor at the Snapper Classic weigh-in on Saturday.
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Martin Major, Michelle Broderick and Steve Major at the Snapper Classic weigh-in on Saturday.
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Phil Sharkie, Jarron Spalding, Paul Robinson and Aaron Sharkie, at the Snapper Classic weigh-in on Saturday.
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Christine Hendrie, Marion Gilbertson, Nicki Everton and Vera Balzer, at Queens Gardens for the tango festival.
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Mark Browett, Aaron Waugh and Jade Nicholls at the Snapper Classic weighin at Speights Ale House on Saturday.
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Your Voice Gangs arrive in Nelson: It's bad when they are trying to recruit young kids into gang life. I wonder how many more young kids will be bashed as a result of gang initiation? It's happing here in Nelson.. get them out! Frances Minogue. Nothing wrong with them, just like a drinking club, be more worried with some other people in NZ , they didn’t do the shootings at the weekend, did they? Gail Hassell.
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Why would you glorify a bunch of P peddling, violent gangsters! They may do a run for charity, but the harm they cause is WAY bigger than what they ‘give’.... Not worthy of any publicity whatsoever! Jen Branje. Police collect 9000 cannabis plants in annual sting: Maybe they should sweep for the crack homes in and around Nelson. Christine Puha-Mikaere. What a waste of money. Why not spend it better and deal with the people who are stealing cars and robbing our homes. Jude Mulloy. nelson L ve nelson L ve
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futile attempt to stamp out cannabis. Somewhere in Australia, someone is planting 9000. Madmaks (via nelsonlive.co.nz).
Good for the local community. Any new development creating “employment” is always welcomed. Caroline Hammar.
New supermarket for Richmond: All accounts they are looking to the future as is BP on the corner of Queen Street and Oxford Street. They said they have a projected growth for Richmond and do not want to be left behind so putting things in place now. Will be a cafe and everything I understand at BP. Richmond is certainly developing fast. Di Fleming
Been waiting sooo long for this! About time there was a close New World! Lilmiss Kylee Graham.
If it’s a Countdown then yes, for sure, as I live in Wakefield so less distance to travel! Can’t stand Pak ‘n’ Save or New World. Alison Holmes. Yay, I’m pretty happy about this! Currently online shopping with Countdown but this will be literally across the road and I love New World supermarkets. Hannah-Dan Sangster. Hopefully Bateup Road will have its ditches filled in and the road widened before this is started as the number of car parks on this plan do not look enough for staff and clients. Carol Stewart.
I don’t know about the location rumour has it that Countdown is planning a new one across from Garin College in the future so how many is too many. Brenda Kenny. New flag: We did not get to vote for the flag of our choice, a committee decided which four flags we could vote on, and 50 per cent of those were by the same designer, another flag was simply added to the list later. What sort of country are we that puts the flag of another country on our flag, and that flag itself is flawed. Do you really think it is coincidence that the Union Jack is, or was, on nearly all of the Commonwealth countries. We deserve and have earned a new flag. George Shanks. To have your say on any local issue, or any article featured in this newspaper, simply email us at editorial@waimea weekly.co.nz or like us on Facebook.
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dedication to their customers and the local community that makes BMTT really stand out. Right from the start their sales team will work with you to find the right agricultural machinery to suit your requirements. They sell a huge variety of top brand machinery and their follow up care and after sales service is second to none. Nothing is too big or too small for BMTT. Having the best connections and the right reputation means BMTT can buy in bulk from trusted brands, and Terry says those savings are always passed on to his clients. With the world’s leading supFionna and Gordon from Appletons Animal Housing and Poultry pliers on board, BMTT provides Supplies have everything you need to keep healthy, happy nd well fed poultry. and performance in dogs all over the country. The premium mix of all natural ingredients found in Mighty Mix maximise your dog’s health in the best way possible, both naturally and economically. Mighty Mix offers a concentrated product which means you feed less than other dog food brands, saving you money on your dog food bill. Mighty Mix dog food products are specifically formulated to enhance the overall health and well being of your dog, increasing energy, vitality, producing a shiny coat, bright eyes, strong teeth and bones, along with a strong immune system.
support and solutions for local dairy, horticulture and viticulture industries and also smaller property holders and home owners with their range of agricultural and outdoor equipment, push mowers and ride on mowers. Lydia Heyward is a country girl from the Murchison area, brought up to understand that hard work doesn’t hurt you and that having a straight forward and uncomplicated approach to life works best. Lydia and her husband live on a 40 hectare rural property just outside of Richmond where they enjoy all things rural. And this rural
background makes Lydia the perfect choice of real estate agent if you are looking to relocate to the country, or if you want to sell your farm or lifestyle block. Rural real estate is Lydia’s true passion. There is nothing she enjoys more than being out on the land and working alongside others with similar beliefs and values. Lydia has genuine buyers ready to purchase property, so give her a call regardless of whether you have large farms or small blocks of grazing land, forestry or recreational property, or a house in town. Lydia will get the job done for you and make the transaction as smooth as possible for all parties.
Whether your pooch is big or small, a working or family dog, he needs optimal nutrition to enhance both health and performance. To find out more, visit www. mightymix.co.nz or contact your local distributors, Judy and Mike Kelly, on 545 1333 or email Kelly. mightymix@yahoo.co.nz. Available in frozen or biscuit form (small and large biscuits) in 5kg, 10kg, 20kg and 25kg size bags. The BMTT team are well known locally as the good guys when it comes to sales and service of anything agricultural and it’s their
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Mic and Molley Heynekamp are the owners of Eddyline Brewery & Pizzeria, the new restaurant that’s delighting local diners.
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Nothing satisfies the soul more than fresh woodfired pizza with a cold glass of craft beer, which is exactly what Eddyline Brewery & Pizzeria have brought to Richmond. The opening of their new venture on Champion Rd has had locals’ mouths watering for months as the premises was set up, and for just over three weeks, owners Mic and Molley Heynekamp have been serving up a winning formula to their customers. While Mic’s passion for beer started as a home brewing hobby back at university, the pair has been commercially brewing since 1999 when they founded their first business, Socorro Springs Brewing Company in New Mexico. “We wanted a business that we could run in a small town where there’s an enjoyable lifestyle, I wanted a lifestyle, not a career,” says Mic. In 2009 Mic and Molley created Eddyline Brewery in Buena Vista, Colorado, the name originating from its close proximity to a popular white water rafting area where the business provided a resting place for rafters and kayakers. In the ten years between the creation of both businesses, Mic and Molley never took a vacation and decided they deserved a break, so with their three children in tow, they made the journey to New Zealand and “just loved the people and loved the culture.” “We decided we wanted our children to be able to grow up here and felt that it was a fit with our vision of Eddyline - just being a gathering place in an area with a real community and real adventures to be had,” says Mic.
The menu is 100 per cent gourmet comfort food, with a wood fired oven doing all the cooking and dishes such as pizza, calzone and lasagna gracing customer’s plates. Mic and Molley say they aren’t trying to be the next modern, funky restaurant, or a high end white table cloth establishment, their main priority is creating a welcoming, friendly atmosphere where people can spend time with friends and family. The pair has also incorporated that sense of comfort into the interior of their restaurant, with tables and the front of the bar all handmade from locally sourced wood, the smell of wood-fire pizzas wafting over diners and large windows into the micro-brewery reminding customers their beer was carefully brewed on site. While their selection of beers will include some of Eddyline’s core creations from the States, such as CrankYanker IPA, Kickin’ Back Amber and Jolly Roger Black Lager, the brewery has also created some products inspired by the Nelson Tasman region such as the Low Tide Pale Ale, Pozzy Pale Ale, Tahunanui Light Pilsner and Kaiteriteri Gold Pilsner. These beers are crafted from mainly New Zealand hops and New Zealand malts. The aim for Eddyline Brewery & Pizzeria is to have 10 beers on tap - five or six of them permanent brews that have proven to be favourites with their customers, while the remaining beers will be rotated so people can try out Mic and Molley’s new inventions. The same local inspiration has gone into their pizzas with several of them named after places
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Brewer, Leen Van Eerdenbrugh, helps Mic and Molley create some of their delicious beers including their range inspired by the Nelson region. around the area such as the Motueka, featuring artichoke hearts, kalamata olives, ham, mushrooms, marinara sauce, mozzarella and fresh oregano, the Waimea which has lavender and fresh rosemary, chicken, red onions, feta, tomatoes, mozzarella, extra-virgin olive oil and garlic, and the Buller, a delicious meaty pizza made with pepperoni, Italian sausage, ham, marinara sauce, mozzarella and spicy jalapenos. Mic and Molley plan to expand their menu and beer range in the near future, but at the moment they are focusing on offering the best possible service to delight and satisfy their local customers. They’re also keen to get feed-
back from their diners so that the business can constantly be fine tuned. “We want people to realise that they have a say in the direction we go,” says Mic. What people see now is just the start for Eddyline Brewery & Pizzeria and the team is more than willing to adapt the way they do things to create the perfect experience for their customers. Takeaways are also available so you can enjoy Eddyline’s cuisine wherever you want, but one trip to Eddyline Brewery & Pizzeria and you’ll make it your local for life. Visit the restaurant at 8 Champion Rd, they’re open from 10am until 10pm seven days a week, or give them a call to make a takeaway order on 544 7474.
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Car Breakfasts The Nelson Petrol Head breakfast is soon to see its fifth edition this April, combining a delicious breakfast buffet with classic cars of all shapes and sizes. The New Zealand Petrolhead magazine is a free publication that comes out every month for car enthusiasts and they have started a trend in the North Island that sees like minded people get together on the first Sunday of every month for a breakfast and the opportunity to get their pride and joy out of the garage. The initiative has continued to grow in the North Island until organisers came looking for a suitable venue to host a breakfast in Nelson. Phil Hazeldine, owner of Phil’s Place at Club Waimea, put his hand up and suggested the club as the perfect spot. Although the breakfast has only seen four meetings, it’s already had a fantastic response from car owners locally and around the country. Out of town car owners who follow
the magazine simply need to check its pages to find the nearest meeting wherever they are in the country and when they arrive at Club Waimea, Phil will be serving up a $20 buffet breakfast with special prices for kids. At one stage the breakfast saw around 70 cars parked up while Phil and his team have catered to around 90 breakfasts. “For me it’s like a dream to look out the [kitchen] window and look at all these nice cars,” says Phil. Whether you own a hot rod, a Rolls Royce or a Mini, everything is welcome, the only requirement is that they are not of Japanese make. Even if you don’t have a car but want to admire some stunning vehicles, Phil welcomes you to enjoy breakfast while you chat with fellow car lovers. Phil’s Place is open for breakfast from 8:30am until 10:30am, with the Nelson Petrolhead Breakfast on rain, hail or shine.
An example of the classic cars on display during the Nelson Petrolhead Breakfast at Club Waimea, held the first Sunday of very month. Photo: Nelson Petrolhead Breakfast.
Rugby Section This year the Rugby supporters tipping competition is bigger and brighter than ever as there are three extra Super Rugby teams included, making it the Super 18. Tipping has also opened up to other sports in-
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Clubs & activities to join at Club Waimea As the New Year has begun all our sports sections are starting up again. Have you thought about becoming a member of Club Waimea and joining one or more of our many sports sections? Cards Darts Fishing Golf Indoor Bowls Pool Rugby Supporters Snooker Squash Texas Hold’em Poker Outdoor Bowls Sioux Line Dance Totsadl RSA RSA Ladies Harmony Chorus Men in Accord NN Motorcycle Group Sun City Rockers
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Members of the Sioux Line Dance section at their practice in the Club hall on Wednesday evening.
Social dance and workshop One lucky audience member got the chance to perform a song with Brendan during the concert.
Brendan Dugan Concert Kiwi country music icon, Brendan Dugan, along with fellow country musician Tony Wellington, put on a fantastic show at Club Waimea on February 19. The concert drew a full house of country fans, who came to hear the classic songs of both Johnny Cash and Roy Orbison and even joined in the singing themselves. Club Waimea’s functions manager Jan Phipps was thrilled with how
event turned out and was proud to have been a part of presenting the show to club members and the public. With plenty of banter flying between the pair, the night drew plenty of laughs from the audience as well as applause, and even included a duet between Brendan and an audience member. Club Waimea is now looking forward to hosting similarly memorable events in the future.
From the presidents desk A big welcome to Ceri Worts, our new bar manager who comes to our club with a wealth of club experience. Ceri is also a very experienced pool player having won many national titles and has also represented New Zealand. Club Waimea is on a roll with sports winners, congratulations to Jean McKenzie and Lyn McCausland on winning the Nelson Centre outdoor bowls pairs and also congratulations to John Allan on winning Nelson Centre Veterans champion of champions singles title. We should be very proud of our sports groups as they keep our clubs name to the fore which can only a benefit to Club Waimea. Well done to the outdoor bowls section on another successful
Tuesday night business bowls season, and I’m told there are no spare spaces for next season. The club is moving forward with new members, however we still need your support, Monday to Sunday inclusive, patronage is important to your clubs success. The Brendan Dugan show was an absolute success with 230 tickets sold. Many thanks to operations manager Jan Phipps for negotiating and overseeing the show, and to the volunteers that assisted with the show. Our conference rooms are being used to capacity and the caravan park has been nearly full every week. Kindest regards, David J Birdling President
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The Sioux Line Dancing section will be making the most of Club Waimea’s facilities when they host their social dance and workshop weekend at the beginning of April. The three day event will kick off on Friday, April 1, with a social dance evening at the club’s hall, allowing participants the chance to have a meet and greet. Already the event has attracted around 150 registrations, with people coming from north of Auckland, Dunedin and everywhere in between. On Saturday afternoon dancers will take part in the main event, a line dance workshop, led by world renowned Australian choreographer, Jan
Wyllie. The line dance pieces that Jan will be teaching during the workshop will go back with participants to their clubs, offering more variety to their regular gatherings. Saturday evening will see another opportunity for social dancing before the weekend comes to a close on Sunday morning. If anyone is interested in joining in the Sioux Line Dance section, which meets once a week at Club Waimea, they are welcome to come along and watch both the social dancing and the workshop to get a better understanding of what’s involved. For more information on the section, give Sue Wilson a call on 528 6788.
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MEN in BUSINESS two lads and a truck Providing good, old-fashioned, value-based service with a fleet of trucks to meet nearly every furniture removal need.
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With a fleet of furniture trucks in the yard and a commitment to helping you achieve a stress free relocation, Two Lads and a Truck has been successfully operating in Nelson since 2012. Owners Matt Campbell and Jon Jimmink are the furniture removal lads you can rely on, offering clients an option for nearly every furniture removal need and creating a business built on customer referrals. Located at the Nelson Airport, Two Lads and a Truck also has an experienced group of four removal staff ready to serve whether it’s a one bedroom flat or a four bedroom family home. Jon and Matt are proud to provide their clients with a ‘good old fashioned value based service,’ which means they quote by the hour, not for the overall job. Furniture removal is always seen as a an expensive service but these lads will only charge for the time the job takes, even if it’s under the original estimation. If you’re moving house and want a professional, reliable team to help you do it, contact Two Lads and a Truck today for a no obligation chat on your furniture removal requirements. Give them a call on 0800 500 544 ext 5, or visit their website at www.twoladsandatruck.co.nz. Jody Carey doesn’t just have fifteen years as a glazier to recommend him, it’s in his blood with both his father and brother skilled in the trade and his 20 year old son Liam following in his footsteps too. For the last three years Jody and Liam have been a successful father and son team, working hard to bring their clients the best services and glass products, for a competitive price. Not only does Jody enjoy the chance to work for himself and pass on the benefits to customers, Jody Carey he loves working with his son and passing on his extensive knowledge. If it’s got anything to do with glass, you can count on Jody and Liam to help, from the installation of pet doors into your home, to mirrors, showers, balustrades, retro fitting and glass splash backs. Jody and Liam are also able to undertake most glass repairs, including insurance work, and offer discounts to Grey Power members. For more information on how Jody and Liam can help, give them a call today on 027 834 3990 or 539 0319. RoCS has a passion for the beautiful, which is why they are the home of truly stunning, bespoke jewellery. Owner Brett Grimwood is the regions only gemmologist, diamond technologist and registered valuer, while qualified jewellers Michael Gregory and Sarah Neale are experts in every aspect of jewellery design, creation, remodelling and repairs. With over 60 years combined experience within the RoCS workshop, your jewellery is in safe hands, whether it’s a new piece that’s been damaged, a family heirloom you want to preserve or old gold jewellery you want to update into a new design. Their repair services include complete remakes, resizing, claws, retipping and rhodium plating, whatever it takes to restore your precious pieces to their former glory. When it comes to creating brand new pieces the only limitation is your imagination, from a traditional engagement ring to something utterly unique, there is nothing RoCS can’t create. Located on Queen St in Richmond, RoCS is locally owned and operated and proud to offer its clients reliable valuations, quality repairs and beautifully crafted jewellery. Come in and chat to the team today about how they can help or visit their website at www.rocs.co.nz for a taste of what they can offer.
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Tom Bletso is an expert in all things Land Rover, which is good news for local owners. After relocating and undergoing a name change, formerly Nelson Independent Land Rover Centre on Tahunanui Drive, British 4WD Specialists are better equipped than ever, now situated in a modern, spacious workshop at 20 Little Todd Valley Rd. Tom and his specialist skills are just eight minutes away from Nelson and there is nothing he doesn’t know about Tom Bletso what makes a Land Rover tick. British 4WD Specialists provide an independent alternative to Land Rover dealerships, offering diagnostics, auto electrical, parts, repairs, and yes, he can service vehicles still under factory warranty. Tom’s 18 years exclusive experience with the brand includes being factory trained by Land Rover in England, which means he knows the entire range like the back of his hand. For everything Land Rover come and talk to the British 4WD Specialists today. Give them a call on 545 2229.
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MEN in BUSINESS Located at 597 Lower Queen St, SuperTyre’s Richmond warehouse is just one branch within the SuperTyre network. SuperTyre is New Zealand’s sole importer of Triangle brand tyres, and because they import them directly from the manufacturer, they can offer their customers a far better price. Whether it’s the family SUV or 4WD, or you need tyres for your commercial vehicles, SuperTyre can provide you with quality products for everything including forklifts, light commercials, trucks, busses, loaders and tractors. Their massive range of tyres means there’s something to suit your budget and while they stock Triangle, they are more than happy to source any brand for their clients with a 24 hour delivery time. SuperTyre also employs two fully equipped fleet service vehicles that can assist their commercial clients wherever their vehicles may be, providing fittings and any other tyre servicing required throughout the top of the south. SuperTyre is here for their clients 24 hours a day, seven days a week, so for more information on their services, to get a quote, or to book in a job, give Phil a call on 027 444 3962. Gone are the days where people had the choice of two or three television channels, even pay-per-view is fading in popularity now that smart TVs have opened up a whole new world of entertainment for us. Qualified electronics technician Don Clemenston from FAVSAT Satellite & Audio Systems is the man to help you get the most out of all this new technology. With over 40 years experience in the Nelson Tasman region, Don uses quality products and is always on hand to help if you have any problems with your technology. If you’ve purchased a new smart Don Clementson television, Don can take care of the whole installation process, but enjoying the latest movies and TV series’ doesn’t necessarily mean having to buy a brand new telly. There are additions that Don can install on your existing television that allow you to use Netflix, Freeview, TV on demand and Youtube, and if you want entertainment without those irritating ads, simply talk to Don about a My Freeview Recorder. For more information about enhancing your television viewing experience, give Don a call today on 0274 376 019. With over 100 staff servicing over 80 contracts, Sunrise Cleaning is no doubt a tried and trusted name in commercial cleaning. For over 25 years the business has worked hard to meet the needs of its clients and continues its reputation for exceeding customer’s expectations. Sunrise Cleaning is 100 per cent locally owned and operated by Bruce Farley who has grown the business from just a handful of contracts, many of which still rely on Sunrise Cleaning for all their commercial cleaning services. Whether it’s a daily, weekly or twice weekly clean, the team can tailor their services to meet the needs of their clients, specialising in all aspects of commercial cleaning such as office cleaning, window cleaning, floor buffing and polishing and amenities cleaning. Sunrise Cleaning is also proud to offer a green cleaning service, only using bio-degradable, non-toxic products that are environmentally friendly. As well as general cleaning the team is happy to organise the removal of recycling and can assist with carpet cleaning, laundry and document destruction thanks to reliable sub-contractors. For more information on their services, give them a call today on 544 0658. The team at Richmond Exhaust & Radiator Specialists work to the philosophy that if it’s not good enough for their vehicles, it’s not good enough for yours. Being car enthusiasts means the team has years of experience working with all makes and models of vehicles, getting to know them inside and out, which comes in handy when they need repairing. Richmond Exhaust & Radiator Specialists provide customers with quality service and parts whether it’s for the family run-about or Dad’s hot rod. They’ve been servicing the Nelson Tasman region for over 23 years and during that time, have gained a reputation for excellent craftsmanship when it comes to repairing or replacing exhaust systems, repairing fuel tanks and hand crafting custom radiators and exhausts. With over 120 radiators in stock and around 200 mufflers, the team is proud to offer competitive pricing on superior products that actually fit, ensuring your vehicle is fixed first time round. Whether your car is over heating, leaking or making sounds that have you worried, come and see the team at Richmond Exhaust & Radiator Specialists today at 4 Gladstone Road, Richmond or give them a call on (03) 544 1014.
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SportS BASKETBALL: Mike Pero Nelson Giants got their season off to a mixed start over the weekend with a loss and a win. The Giants were soundly beaten by the Canterbury Rams on Friday night but then smacked league favourites Southland Sharks the following night, 106-80. The Giants play Super City Rangers on Saturday night and the Hawkes Bay Hawks on Sunday afternoon. The Saturday night game will be streamed lived on nzherald.co.nz.
CLUB SOFTBALL: Nelson Club Softball Champions the Stoke Eagles, after they beat the Waimea Eagles 2-1 in Saturday’s club final. It was the first time the Waimea Eagles have been beaten this year, after previously beating Stoke 4-3 in the inter-city club final. But it isn’t the end of the fun for softball fans, with Saxton Ballpark set to host the New Zealand Men’s Open Club Championships from Wednesday until Sunday. Two Nelson sides are involved, a combined Eagles team and the United Titans, both play their first game at 11am on Wednesday. Photo: Barry Whitnall/Shuttersport.
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Hayden Squance, Wayne Leighton and Jon Linyard had a high-speed hit-out for upcoming national champs when they competed in the Tineli Team Triathlon at Rabbit Island on Sunday. Hayden and Jon teamed up with Matt Newberry to win the event that required each team member to swim 250m, cycle 6km and run 2km before tagging a team-mate and sending them off on the next leg of the relay. Team Sitting on 99 finished in 1hr 28min 10sec with Hayden recording the fastest time of the day, finishing in 26min 33sec. Hayden heads to Gisborne for the Oceania Junior triathlon sprint champs this weekend while Jon is preparing for Xterra Rotorua on April 16. Wayne Leighton, who teamed-up with Mandy Medcalf-Stephens and PJ Stephens to finish sixth, is also heading to Rotorua for Xterra. Alan Bryson, who teamed up with Neil Green and Eileen Searle in the cleverly named A n E team to finish second and win the mixed category in 1hr 41min 3sec, is also training for a big race with Ironman Australia on May 1 as his target. Alan had a busy day on Sunday, double-teaming with Thomas Heaton and Emma Charles in Team CAB to finish fourth. A nationally-ranked swimmer, Thomas showed he also could be a pretty useful triathlete, recording the day's second-fastest leg of 29min 24sec. Thomas made a big impression earlier in the week when he won the senior boys race at the secondary school's Andrew Jones Memorial Triathlon at Rabbit Island. Garin College's Olivia Wilbourne, Sophia Kersten and Hannah Price won the female section, while Carolyn Squance, Peter Gibbs and Rob Rix won the senior section for teams with a combined age of 170-plus. At the other end of the demographic, Team RWCA's Nic Hall, Gianni Pessione and Oxford Bayley won the junior category. Thirty-one teams and 92 athletes competed in the event sponsored by Tineli and Kiwi Multisport.
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The Waimea Swimming Club completed a successful season under the guidance of coaching legend Jos Pattison when it held its club championships at the Waimea College pool on Saturday. About 50 swimmers lined up for Saturday’s champs with the club’s star performers showing why they had won so many medals during the season. Club president Sue Malthus says the club champs capped a great year for the club which featured excellent performances at the two big country meets. Waimea was the top club for the third consecutive year at the Nelson Marlborough Country and Town champs in Nelson on January 9 and dominated the
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good coaching backed up by a hard-working committee. All the club’s coaches and committee are volunteers and Sue says they all do a great job. “It’s all about coaching in my view,” Sue says. “Jos is a legend and he’s made a massive difference to our club. “We also have a very effective committee with parents who are always ready to step up. We are totally run by volunteers which is a big ask these days.” Sue also paid tribute to the rest of the coaching team including Michelle Cooper who is stepping down after 15 seasons with the club. Shirley Hollis and David and Andrew McKay are the other coaches. Bradley Limmer won the Stanley Cup for the fastest swimmer over 100m at Saturday’s meet.
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Brothers compete for trials crown Brothers Peter and Nick Oliver battled it out to see who was top dog at the 2016 Moto Trials Championship last month. The younger brother Peter took the lead in the elite class on day one, with Nick roaring back to take the lead and the title on day two of the event. Nelson motorcycle club president Craig Mills doubled as the stew-
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Community Notices Appleby plAy Centre eAster FiestA. Saturday 19 March, 11-2pm. Come meet the Easter bunny, hunt for eggs. Silent auction, produce, plants, sausage sizzle, coffee, cake and white elephant. like musiC And dAnCing? try Scottish Country Dancing in Richmond. Beginners Classes Wed 16, 23, 30 March 7.30pm, $5.00 no partner needed. Church Hall, 11 Florence St, Richmond. ph 5440902 AlCoholiCs Anonymous If you want to drink that’s your business. If you want to stop we can help. 0800aaworks 08002296757. gAin ConFidenCe! oVerCome your nerVousness! Find out more at the Elma Turner Library Community Corner Mon, 4 Apr. 1-3pm Tues, 5 April 10am-1pm POWERtalk Waimea Linda: 021 910621 powertalknelson@ gmail.com www.powertalknelson1. wordpress.com CAlling All pAst, present And Friends oF toAstmistress, ITC, Powertalk 40 years Anniversary Celebrations ,Friday 8th April – call Linda 5447823 RSVP 28 March ‘16. WAimeA College pArent teACher Assn A.G.M, Mon. 21 Mar. 7pm in the staffroom, all welcome. do you enjoy reAding And tAlking About books? Tasman Talks Titles book group might be what you’re looking for. Join us Wednesday 16 March, 3.00pm – 4.00pm, Richmond Library. All welcome. gAin ConFidenCe! oVerCome your nerVousness! Platform Presence & Controlling Nerves - Free Workshop 7pm-9pm Tues. 15 Mar. ‘16 Barnicoat Room, Richmond Library. Call Linda: 03 544 7823 or 021 910 621.
www.powertalknelson1.wordpress. com POWERtalk Waimea - Learn to Speak with Confidence Alzheimers & dementiA information drop in session at Richmond Library, Wed 23 Mar 9.30-11.00am. Staff from Alzheimers Nelson will be there to answer your questions. No bookings required. Free. nelson trAmping Club invites you: March 19.20, Balloon Hut and Mt Peel, medium, contact Steve 021 233 8531. Details www.http://nelsontrampingclub.org.nz Free migrAnt inFo night on Health & Wellbeing in NZ facilitated by Citizens Advice Bureau. Nelson City Library. Wednesday, 23 March @ 7pm. Join us for complimentary drinks and nibbles. bridge VAlley eAster dAy out! Sat. March 26, 10am - 4pm. Come spend the day at Bridge Valley! You’ll have access to our many exciting activities, games, a food buffet, live entertainment and more! Gold coin entry or get our all access pass! More info @ www.bridgevalley.co.nz AFternoon teA With Allyson goFton on Sunday 3 April, ‘1 at 2.30pm. Hope Community Hall, Ranzau Rd. West, Hope. Tickets only $30 & available by emailing janetbilltaylor@ gmail.com All proceed go to local charity Walk with Us Trust; supplying school & sports shoes to local primary school children. librAry surVey Do you use the library’s computers or access library services online? Take the Tasman Libraries website survey and tell us how our online services have helped you. inspire eduCAtion Free Sneak Peek - Extension classes for ages 8-10 / 10-
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12. Explore Science, Tech, Engineering, Art, Maths, and Societal Ethics with like-minded peers. www.MinistryOfInspiration.org. 021-779-839 Leanne Astronomy View the Moon and other celestial objects on Friday 18 March 8 pm start, weather permitting. Cawthron Atkinson Observatory at Clifton Terrace School Atawhai. All welcome. Gold coin entry. riChmond senior Citizens, Come and join us and play. RUMMICUB Friday afternoons. Learners welcome. Free parking, Free lesson. We welcome also any Card players (500) Tuesday and Thursday afternoons, Ph Kath 5445563 Art on the st.: Create urban art on Sundial Square sidewalks (all ages/ abilities). Chalks & instruction provided : “Art On The St.”. 10am to noon, March 19. $2. Limited spaces! Register now at www.MinistryOfInspiration.Org. 021779-839 Leanne sCienCe on the st.: Hands on great science activities at Rmd Mall & Sundial Square stations! “Science On The St.”. 11am & 2pm sessions both days, March 19 & 20. Koha pls - no rego needed. Info at www.MinistryOfInspiration.Org. 021-779-839 Leanne nelson sAVAge Club VAriety shoW at Mapua Hall on Mon Mar. 21 at 1.30 pm. Tickets: $10 (includes Afternoon tea). PH: Anne 5472660 or Philipa 5477022. stoke methodist bible ClAss (1970-1983) REUNION: Easter Sunday 27 March 2016. A get together, tea, & evening worship service are planned to be held in the Stoke Methodist Church complex. For expressions of interest please ph Rev Max Hornblow 540 2718. If you know of former members - please tell them of this reunion.
tAsmAn CoAstAl plAyers inC presents -The Umpire Strikes Back. Written by Simon Denver, Directed by: Haidee Janetzki. .Auditions Actors/ Dancers/Singers 16+. Tues. 22 March 7pm— Playhouse Cafe Theatre, Mapua. Show dates: June 23-26 2016 at the Playhouse. Register your interest or for info text: 021410989 yogA - Come & enjoy the benefits of Hatha Yoga. Yoga Postures, Breathing Techniques, Relaxation. All levels welcome. Mondays, Lord Rutherford Hall, by Snowden’s Bush Brightwater (near soccer grounds). 2 classes 5 -6 :15 pm & 6:30-7:45pm. Bring mat & blanket. $7/class casual or 8 class ticket for $50. Teacher: Jeanette Ida. NZ Registered Physiotherapist, Member of IntYogaTeachersAssoc. Free lesson. leArn to plAy ContrACt bridge. A game for all ages. A lot of competitive fun & a great challenge for the mind. The first lesson is free on the 10 Mar7:00pm 2016 at the Richmond Bridge club 348 lower Queen St. Register yr interest richbridge@ts.co.nz or text 021 395 597.
term 9.30am - 11.30am. Bring morning tea for your own child(ren). Fun, Friendship & a Cuppa provided. Gold coin donation. Contact Vanessa 027 444 6976. AlliAnCe FrAnCAise Join us on Fridays, 4:00-5:45 pm at La Gourmandise, 276 Hardy St., for informal French conversation. All welcome whatever your level of French. See http://www.afnelsontasman.org/ tiny tots, a free, fun introduction to stories, songs, active movement and rhymes for preschoolers & their caregivers. Tuesdays 10-10.30am Children’s Area, Richmond Library during term time. breAthing ClAsses for COPD sufferers and asthmatics - $2 per class run by a physiotherapist. The next Nelson class is on the 23rd March, next Motueka class 14th March, next Richmond class 5th April, next Stoke class 6th April phone the Nelson Asthma Society 544 1562 or asthma.nelson@xtra.co.nz for more details. plAygroup Free plunket oxFord St Richmond Morning Tea provided Mondays during school term 9.30 - 11.30am Ph: Angela 0274441546 Food, is it A problem For you? Are you suffering from anorexia, bulimia, obesity &/or compulsive eating? Overeaters Anonymous works. Ph 0226730237. bAdminton, Veterans Badminton Club welcomes intermediate players – Thurs 7.30pm Stoke Memorial Hall riChmond petAnque group We welcome new players. We play each Tues a.m. at Hope. No kit needed or skill. Token payment only but first vist is FREE to see if you like us & enjoy the game. We’d love to meet you. David 455-0416.
regulAr eVents riChmond CreAtiVe Fibre- meet at Birch Hall, Richmond showgrounds, 2nd, 3rd & 4th Thursdays 9.30am for Spinning,knitting, Felting &weaving. Contact Dianne 5449982 eVer thought oF beComing A Volunteer? Are you a community organisation looking for volunteers, training, info or advice? Check out our website www.volunteernelson.org.nz ph 546 7681 plAygroup - sAllies plAy CAFe riChmond: at The Salvation Army, 57 Oxford St on Fridays during school
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Public Notices Tasman Resource Management Plan Proposed Private Plan Change Requests 62 Progressives Enterprises Ltd: Richmond North Commercial Zone
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The Council has accepted for notification under clauses 5 and 26 of Schedule 1 of the Resource Management Act, a Private Plan Change Request to the Tasman Resource Management Plan. Requester: Progressives Enterprises Ltd (Change 62) Location: 144 Salisbury Road, Richmond Purpose: To rezone approximately 1.3ha of land from Residential to Commercial to accommodate a Countdown supermarket, small scale retail/commercial development, a community facility, associated car parking, access and landscaping.
TASMAN DISTRICT COUNCIL ANNUAL PLAN 2016/2017
ANNUAL PLAN MEETINGS Stop by for a chat – we’ll be attending a meeting or community event near you to discuss the Annual Plan – come along for a chat with councillors and staff about your hopes for Tasman’s future. Thursday 17 March
In Your Neighbourhood, Mapua Precinct, 4.30 – 6.30 pm
Submissions Any person may make a submission on any part of the Private Plan Change. Submissions can be sent to the Environmental Policy Manager, Tasman District Council, Private Bag 4, Richmond 7050, to be accepted by Council until 4.00 pm on Tuesday 26 April 2016. Submission forms are available as indicated below under “Availability of Private Plan Change Request”. Submissions must be in writing, clearly indicating support or opposition to the provisions, the decision that the submitter wishes the Council to make (with reasons), whether or not the submitter wishes to be heard in support of the submission and an address for service or contact address.
Saturday 19 March
Consideration of Proposed Change After submissions have closed, Council will publish a summary of all decisions requested by submitters. There will be a further period of 10 working days within which further submissions in support or opposition to those submissions made may be sent to Council. Council will then hold hearings on all submissions and all submitters may be heard. After the Council considers the submissions and makes its decisions, any submitter who is not satisfied with the decision has the right of appeal to the Environment Court.
Tuesday 5 April
Availability of Private Plan Change Request The Private Plan Change Request available to view at the Richmond Council office and public library or online at www.tasman.govt.nz/link/trmp-ppcr. A submission form is also available. For more information or advice on this Plan Change Request, please contact Jacqui Deans, Ph. 03 543 7246, Email: jacqui.deans@tasman.govt.nz.
Monday 11 April
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In Your Neighbourhood, Richmond Aquatic Centre, 9.00 am – 12.00 noon
Tuesday 22 March
Motueka Community Board, Motueka Service Centre, 4.30 pm
Wednesday 30 March
Richmond Mall, 11.00 am–3.00 pm
Sunday 3 April
In Your Neighbourhood, Motueka Market, 9.00 am – 12.00 noon Moutere Hills Residents Association, Moutere Inn, 7.00 pm
Wednesday 6 April
Richmond Mall, 11.00 am–3.00 pm
Saturday 9 April
In Your Neighbourhood, Wakefield Village Green, 9.00 am – 12.00 noon Murchison and Districts Community Association, MESI building, 2.00 pm
Monday 11 April
Mapua and Districts Community Association, Mapua Village Hall, 7.00 pm
Tuesday 12 April
Golden Bay Community Board, Takaka Fire Station, 9.00 am
Tuesday 12 April
In Your Neighbourhood, Takaka Village Green, from 2.00 pm.
Proposed Road Closures
Anzac Day Parades – Monday 25 April 2016 Queen Street, Richmond – 10.30 am to 11.00 am, from Sundial Square to Cambridge Street. Oxford Street, Richmond – 10.15 am to 12.30 pm, from Gladstone Road to Wensley Road. (Note – residents along Oxford Street will still be able to leave or enter their property through the controlled section at the Oxford Street/Wensley Road roundabout. There will be no left or right turn from Gladstone Road into Oxford Street during this time.) Whitby Way, Wakefield – 9.00 am to 12.30 pm, from the intersection with Edward Street to number 14 Whitby Way. Aranui Road, Mapua – 10.30 am to 11.15 am, from the tennis courts to the intersection of Aranui Road and Toru Street. Objections close: 28 March 2016.
Road Closures The following roads are to be closed to ordinary vehicles for the periods and times indicated below:
Sprig & Fern Summer Harvest Fare Friday 18 March 2016, 2.30 pm to 11.00 pm, Sundial Square and Croucher Street from Queen Street to McGlashen Avenue.
Nelson Drag Racing Saturday 26 March 2016 (rain date Sunday 27 March 2016), 7.30 am to 4.00 pm, Queen Victoria Street, from King Edward Street to Green Lane.
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Council Meetings Agendas and Minutes for Council Meetings can be viewed on Council’s website at www.tasman.govt.nz Environment and Planning Committee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 17 March 2016, 9.30 am. Public forum Motueka Community Board Motueka Service Centre, 7 Hickmott Place, Motueka, Tuesday 22 March 2016, 4.00 pm. Public forum Corporate Services Committee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 24 March 2016, 9.30 am. Public forum Audit Subcommittee – note change of venue Constance Barnicoat Room, Richmond Library, 280 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 24 March 2016, 1.30 pm or at the conclusion of Corporate Services Committee. No public forum Joint Committee (NCC/TDC) Civic House, Trafalgar Street, Nelson, Tuesday 29 March 2016, 9.30 am. No public forum Full Council Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Thursday 31 March 2016, 9.30 am. Public forum Tasman Regional Transport Committee Tasman Council Chambers, 189 Queen Street, Richmond, Friday 1 April 2016, 9.30 am. No public forum
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The following roads are proposed to be closed to ordinary vehicles for the periods and times indicated below. Objections can be lodged at: Tasman District Council, 189 Queen Street, Richmond:
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