Posted by Nelson Tasman Civil Defence on 27 January 2012
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Rabbit Island still has large areas of pond water, the water exceeds the recreational bathing water standards and is fenced to exclude the public.
Read the full postPosted by Nelson Tasman Civil Defence on 26 January 2012
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As the holiday weekend approaches drivers are asked to exercise caution and be patient on the recently opened section of Abel Tasman Drive to Wainui and the road to Cable Bay.
Read the full postPosted by Nelson Tasman Civil Defence on 25 January 2012
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A community meeting is scheduled for Wainui Bay on 26 January at 5pm at Wainui Falls car park.
Read the full postPosted by Nelson Tasman Civil Defence on 20 January 2012
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Nelson and Richmond area residents who were affected by the December flood event are invited to a community meeting on Wednesday 25 January at 7.30pm at Saxton Cricket/Athletics Pavilion. Members of the Nelson Tasman Recovery Office and an EQC representative will be there to provide an update on the recovery effort and to talk with residents about their questions and concerns.
Read the full postPosted by Nelson Tasman Civil Defence on 18 January 2012
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Cable Bay Drive beyond Maori Pa Road is now open 24 hours/7 days to residents and essential services only. The road is one lane only at some points, and construction work is ongoing which may cause delays to drivers. Drivers may see workers and 'road closed' signage, but when workers see vehicles waiting, they will try to flag them through as quickly as possible. Thanks for your patience.
Read the full postPosted by Nelson Tasman Civil Defence on 17 January 2012
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EQC visits to properties are nearly complete: 632 properties have been inspected with 129 in Nelson and 33 in Tasman still to inspect. EQC expects all claims will initially be responded to by the end of January with the associated geotech visits completed in Feb/March.
EQC are sharing their geotechnical information with both Councils to enable them to take appropriate action regarding s124 Notices. In some instances, the result of inspections mean Councils are able to remove the s124 Notices.
As soon as the EQC staff inform each Council about inspection results, Councils are acting as quickly as possible to remove the s124 Notices to enable families to return to their homes. Although EQC staff are visiting many properties each day, Councils are not always immediately given the inspection results, so we ask residents to please be patient. Councils will act as quickly as they can once the information is received.
If you are expecting a visit and have not received one please call EQC on 0800 326 243.
Posted by Nelson Tasman Civil Defence on 16 January 2012
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Aniseed Valley Road remains closed to the general public with residents having access to their homes through Mead Road.
Read the full postPosted by Nelson Tasman Civil Defence on 12 January 2012
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In the 24 hours from midnight Thursday to midnight Friday 100mm of rain is expected, particularly west of Motueka. The bulk of the rain should fall in a northwest flow, and occur from the northwest ranges southwards, with maximum intensities of 15mm per hour or so Friday evening.
Read the full postPosted by Nelson Tasman Civil Defence on 11 January 2012
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EQC and Section 124 Update
Read the full postPosted by Nelson Tasman Civil Defence on 4 January 2012
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The sun may be shining and people flocking to the beaches, but work is continuing on the recovery of Nelson Tasman following the flood event which damaged the region only weeks ago.
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