Grants of up to $500 are available for specified restoration work on buildings identified as having heritage value and listed in the Tasman Resource Management Plan.
Grants of up to $1000 are available for large earthquake strengthening projects on listed heritage buildings.
Grants are available throughout the year, but have to be approved by the Councillor with the heritage portfolio.
Applications should be made on an application form available from Policy Planner Heritage, Tasman District Council, before any work begins. Applications should include quotes and any receipts relevant to the proposal.
Payment will be made on completion of approved work.
For more information contact Tania Bray - Policy Planner, Tasman District Council
Chapter 10 - Significant Natural Values and Historic Heritage (19-09-2015) (pdf, 273 KB)
This chapter addresses the issues relating to significant natural values and cultural heritage in the District. Much of the distinctive character of the District is derived from these features.
Heritage issues in Tasman District are separated into buildings and structures, natural areas, protected trees, archaeological sites and sites of significance to Māori.
Issues are identified, and there are objectives, policies and methods of implementation. Principal reasons and explanations are included along with performance monitoring indicators. There are also stated anticipated environmental results. The criteria for the listing of the various significant natural items and areas, and cultural heritage items and areas are also included here.
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