Getting Nelson ready for our summer visitors
Council will continue to provide core services for all
visitors to our city this summer supported in part by a
funding grant from the Ministry of Business, Innovation and
Employment (MBIE). This will help ensure that everyone feels
welcome but also adheres to our city’s rules and
expectations around camping, parking, litter and respect for
our environment.
Plans to create a temporary daytime facility for freedom campers have been explored in an effort to identify a suitable location that residents are in favour of. The purpose of the temporary daytime facility component of the MBIE funding was to provide basic amenities such as toilets, litter bins, access to information about local businesses and attractions, and also staff to direct visitors to appropriate overnight accommodation options.
Council has explored options for a daytime
facility, and as part of this has consulted with a number of
residents and stakeholders. Following feedback, options for
a temporary daytime facility at Tahunanui have been ruled
out. Council will keep an open mind about other
opportunities, however our focus for the time being is on
utilising the MBIE funding for other initiatives, such as
education, monitoring, litter and
safety.
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