Consent condition review and variations
Conditions are placed on a resource consent when issued, which must be carried out prior to, or in conjunction with, the activity or development subject to the consent. In addition to standard conditions requiring that the activity is carried out in accordance with the plans and information submitted with the consent application, other conditions may include:
We can review conditions prior to resource consent being granted, to ensure that they are reasonable and achievable.
Should an aspect of the consented activity or development change (i.e. revised plans), we can also prepare an application under s127 of the Resource Management Act, seeking a variation to a condition.
Management of physical works
We can provide assistance with project management and implementation of physical works once consent has been granted, such as:
Assistance with subdivision s223 and 224 certificates
Once consent for a subdivision has been approved, s223 and 224c certificates must be obtained from Council.
S223 of the Resource Management Act requires the approval of a survey plan; this is generally more detailed than the subdivision plan submitted with the consent application, and is prepared by a surveyor before being approved by Council.
A S224 certificate is applied for once all consent conditions have been met. Council Officers will check compliance with the consent conditions, and sign-off on the s224 certificate.
Once s223 and 224 certificates have been obtained, they can be submitted to LINZ. and new Certificates of Titles are issued.