Bylaws

On this page you can review Tasman District Council bylaws, the rules or regulations created to control specific activities within the District. Bylaws help ensure that our community is safe, healthy and vibrant. Their purposes include:

  • Requiring activities to be licensed; to ensure that activities are carried out in a safe and responsible manner.
  • Informing the community about acceptable standards of behaviour in public places.
  • Promoting a nuisance free environment, i.e. through rules on keeping animals.
  • Ensuring that the public can safely use public land.

Bylaws are a useful way of dealing with particular local nuisance problems. They focus on issues that the Council determines are significant enough to pass enforcement options.

The Tasman District Council Consolidated Bylaw was made in accordance with the requirements of the Local Government Act 2002, and contains the following bylaws:


Consolidated Bylaws 2006 - Introduction

Control of Liquor in Public Places 2012

Dog Control Bylaw 2009

Freedom Camping Bylaw 2011

Navigation Safety Bylaw 2006

Speed Limits Bylaw 2004

Stock Control and Droving Bylaw 2005

Trade Waste Bylaw 2005

Trading in Public Places Bylaw 2010

Traffic Control Bylaw 2005

Water Supply Bylaw 2009

Tasman's Great Taste Trail Bylaw