Reserve Management Plans
Conservation and Landscape Reserves Management Plan 2009
The Conservation and Landscape Reserves Management Plan sets out the objectives and policies for managing conservation and landscape reserves, and how they will be achieved.
Esplanade and Foreshore Reserves Management Plan 2008
The Esplanade and Foreshore Reserves Management Plan sets out the objectives and policies for managing esplanade and foreshore reserves, and how they will be achieved.
Haven Holes Esplanade Reserve Management Plan 2006
The Haven Holes Esplanade Reserve Management Plan sets out the objectives and policies for managing this reserve and how they will be achieved.
Rutherford and Trafalgar Parks Management Plan 2010
The Rutherford and Trafalgar Parks Management Plan sets out the objectives and policies for managing Rutherford and Trafalgar Parks and how they will be achieved.
Saxton Field Reserve Management Plan 2021
This Reserve Management Plan sets out the proposed vision, priorities and policies for Saxton Field for the next ten years.
Saxton Field is a significant regional sport and recreation venue managed by the Nelson City Council (NCC) and Tasman District Council (TDC) via the joint Saxton Field Committee. Saxton Field lies within the Nelson City boundary – which runs along Champion Road – and so only NCC bylaws and resource management planning regulations apply to the reserve. This document is, however, jointly approved by both NCC and TDC, as each council is the administering authority under the Reserves Act for the reserves each owns.
The Saxton Field Reserve Management Plan was updated in July 2024 following a public consultation process relating to the advertising of alcohol at international cricket matches.
Tahunanui Reserve Management Plan 2004
The Tahunanui Reserve Management Plan sets out Council’s objectives and policies for managing this reserve, while balancing the needs of different recreational, sporting and play activities and protecting the natural environment.
The Tahunanui Management Plan areas are outlined in the Reserve Management Plan.