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These are the applications and proposals that the Council is legally required to publicly notify. The public can then make submissions or objections before the closing date.

Open Applications & Proposals

  Date Submissions Close

Notified Resource Consents

There are currently no open resource consent applications.

Road Stopping

There are currently no open road stopping proposals.

Reserve Classifications

There are currently no open reserve classification proposals.

Closed Applications & Proposals

  Date Closed / Status

Notified Resource Consents

180 & 185 Bing Lucas Drive, Tawa Submissions closed on 16 June 2011.

Reserve Classifications

Ottawa Road, Ngaio Submissions closed on 19 August 2011.

Resource Consents - Public Notification Procedure

When we receive a resource consent application, the Council assesses its environmental effects. If these are more than minor we have to notify the public about the resource consent application. This is a requirement under Section 95A of the Resource Management Act 1991.

The submission period for notified resource consents is 20 working days. After the submission period closes a hearing date is set.

The Hearing Committee has 15 working days after the hearing to consider the application and release a decision. After the committee has released their decision, the applicant and submitters have the right to appeal within 15 working days.

Appeals are lodged with the Environment Court, which is likely to ask the parties to undertake mediation. If the concerns can't be resolved in mediation, then the matter will go to an Environment Court hearing.

Reserve Classifications

If the Council wants to protect land as reserve, we have to do so under the Reserves Act 1977.

The classification reflects the primary use or purpose of each reserve. The classification binds the Council and gives the community certainty about the activities that can take place on the land. In most cases, the Council will notify its intention to classify land as reserve.

Sometimes the original classification of a reserve may no longer be the most appropriate and the Council will notify its intention to 're-classify' the reserve.

Road Stopping

The process for road stopping is covered under section 342(1) of the Local Government Act 1974.

For more information see:

Encroachments - Road Stopping

Other Public Notices

Check the Dominion Post newspaper for all Wellington City Council public notices and tender documents.

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Development, Planning & Compliance

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