Resource consent information for Auckland has moved!
You’ll find it on the Auckland Council website
Moving towards a single council
The councils in the Auckland region have been working cooperatively to move smoothly to the new Auckland Council on 1 November 2010.
The cooperation has helped us standardise the most popular Resource Consent online information and produce a single set of associated forms. You can use these forms now at any local government organisation in the Auckland area.
Visit the Auckland Council website for comprehensive information on:
• Building consent
• Resource consent
• Eco design advice
• Pre-application advice
and more.
Information for those who will move to Waikato and Hauraki districts:
The Resource Management Act 1991 allows for you to make submissions to notified applications for resource consent. You can see what resource consents are being notified by visiting our Public Notices and Tenders page.
When Making Your Submission
The following points will help you when making your submission:
Please use additional pages if you require more space to make your submissions.
You must serve a copy of your submission as soon as reasonably practicable for an applicant whose postal address is given in the notice of application.
In accordance with Section 100 of the Act “Obligation to hold a hearing” for an application for a resource consent, the Council would proceed to hold a hearing if it decides one is necessary or either the applicant or a person who made a submission has requested to be heard and has not subsequently advised that he or she does not wish to be heard.
Should you decide to withdraw your submission, the Council would appreciate receiving your advice before the Council sends out its notice of the date and time of the hearing under Section 101 of the Act.
Privacy Note: The information provided on this form will be used in the consideration of a resource consent application and may be published in a publicly available hearings agenda. Take care when providing personal information.
Section 104 of the Act states that when considering an application for a resource consent. Council shall not take into account the effects of trade competition on trade competitors.