(Proposed) Temporary Road Closure - Bronte/Manuka/Collingwood Streets
Contingency dates and times when any of the above closures may occur if required: Tuesday 1 December to 4 December 2026 – 7:00 am to 6:00 pm
- Vehicle access for residents/businesses, couriers and home help will be available – please follow the directions of onsite staff. Delays are likely.
- Lane closures on Collingwood Street will be in place during STAGE’s 1 & 2.
- Access for vehicles travelling to the school via Collingwood & Manuka Streets will be made available as required for drop-off and pick-up before 9:00 am and between 2:45 pm & 3:15 pm.
- No roadside parking will be available within the work area.
- Rubbish and recycling bins will be collected as normal.
- Pedestrian access will be provided safely at all times.
- The eBus will not be affected. Please see ebus.nz for any updates.
- The school bus will be granted access through the closure.
To understand how this closure could impact residents/businesses, Council is seeking feedback on this proposal by 18 November 2026
Feedback can be sent:
By email: road.enquiries@ncc.govt.nz
In writing: Attention: Transport Operations, Nelson City Council, PO Box 645, Nelson
Feedback (including any personal information such as your name and contact details) will be provided to Council workers for administration, analysing feedback and to support decision making. Note that concerns raised in feedback may be provided to a contractor or road closure applicant, along with your name and contact details, to facilitate those concerns being addressed. Please advise Council when providing feedback if you do not wish this to occur. To update any information you have provided, please contact the details above.
The decision on whether the road will be closed will be advertised here.
Council would like to thank you in advance for your patience and understanding when road closures occur.
This proposal is made in accordance with the Local Government Act 1974. Unauthorised use of vehicles on the road during the closure period is not permitted and may constitute an offence.