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This document is a submission form for individuals or organizations to express their support, opposition, or neutrality regarding a publicly notified resource consent application to Horizons Regional

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How to fill out Submission on a Resource Consent Publicly Notified

1. Read the public notification carefully to understand the resource consent application.
2. Gather relevant information and documentation related to your submission.
3. Clearly state your name, address, and contact details at the beginning of your submission.
4. Describe your interest in the application and how it affects you or your community.
5. Provide specific reasons for your submission, whether in support or opposition.
6. Include any expert opinions, reports, or evidence to support your claims.
7. Ensure your submission addresses the relevant planning and resource management issues.
8. Submit your documentation within the specified deadline, adhering to any required formatting.

Who needs Submission on a Resource Consent Publicly Notified?

1. Residents living near the proposed resource consent area who may be affected.
2. Community organizations or groups concerned about local environmental impacts.
3. Individuals or businesses whose operations may be impacted by the consent.
4. Anyone interested in the planning and development processes in their area.

People Also Ask about

What is a consent notice in NZ?

Consent notices are imposed by Council through the subdivision process. Council will enforce compliance with these. Examples of consent notice include: Restricting you to a certain building platform. Requiring a geotech report to be provided with application for building consent.

How long does it take to get resource consent in NZ?

Once your application and supporting documents have been submitted and you've paid your application fee, the assessment process takes up to: 20 working days for a non-notified consent. 100 working days for a limited notified consent. 130 working days for a publicly notified consent.

Who gives resource consent?

A resource consent is permission from the local council for an activity that might affect the environment, and that isn't allowed 'as of right' in the district or regional plan.

What is limited notification?

Limited notification involves ORC serving your application on any affected parties who have not already given their written approval. There's no public notice in the newspaper and no site notice put up beside your proposed activity, as there would be if your application was publicly notified.

Can you get retrospective building consent in NZ?

You can't get a building consent retrospectively for work that's already been completed. You may be able to get a certificate of acceptance to show the work complies with the Building Code, so potential future buyers can be confident the work is safe, as long as: the work was carried out after 1 July 1992.

How to write a resource consent?

Your consent application must include an Assessment of Environmental Effects (AEE). An AEE is a written statement identifying the effects of your proposed activity on the environment, and information on how you intend to negate or modify these effects.

What is the difference between building consent and resource consent in NZ?

In simple terms, a resource consent covers things that may affect the environment and people, and a building consent is more specific to actual construction details and building regulations.

How long does resource consent take in NZ?

Once your application and supporting documents have been submitted and you've paid your application fee, the assessment process takes up to: 20 working days for a non-notified consent. 100 working days for a limited notified consent. 130 working days for a publicly notified consent.

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What is Submission on a Resource Consent Publicly Notified?

A Submission on a Resource Consent Publicly Notified is a formal statement made by individuals or groups expressing their views or concerns regarding a specific resource consent application that has been publicly advertised. This allows stakeholders and the community to participate in the decision-making process related to the resource use or development.

Who is required to file Submission on a Resource Consent Publicly Notified?

Any member of the public, organizations, or stakeholders who are affected by or have an interest in the resource consent application can file a Submission. This includes local residents, community groups, and other interested parties.

How to fill out Submission on a Resource Consent Publicly Notified?

To fill out a Submission on a Resource Consent Publicly Notified, one typically needs to provide their contact information, state their interest in the application, express their views clearly regarding the application, and provide specific reasons for their support or opposition. It is also crucial to address relevant issues and refer to any applicable planning and policy contexts.

What is the purpose of Submission on a Resource Consent Publicly Notified?

The purpose of a Submission on a Resource Consent Publicly Notified is to ensure that the voices of individuals and communities are heard in the resource consent process. It allows for transparency, public participation, and helps decision-makers understand community concerns and perspectives about the proposed resource use or development.

What information must be reported on Submission on a Resource Consent Publicly Notified?

The Submission must include the submitter's name and contact details, details of the resource consent application being addressed, the specific aspects of the application the submitter supports or opposes, the reasons for their views, and any suggested changes or recommendations. Additional relevant evidence or documents may also be included.