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When you apply for a building consent you need to supply detailed information, documentation and a fee based on the value of the project.
The following is essential reading for anyone planning a building project or applying for a consent:
An application pack is available on request.
A Project Information Memorandum (PIM) is a detailed report relating to a specific project on a property. It discloses information that may affect approval for a proposed building project, such as:
The Council issues a PIM for every building project, either authorising or prohibiting work to proceed. It’s a good idea to request a PIM in the planning stages of your project so you can anticipate any potential building issues.
If you wish to make an alteration to an existing building consent, you can apply for an amendment.
For building consents issued from 31 March 2005, the Building Act 2004 requires that the building must comply with the issued building consent. It is therefore important that significant variations from the approved building consent are recorded by the issue of an amendment to the building consent
Amendment to Building Consent Application (47Kb PDF)
Department Details:
Building Consents & Licensing Services