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Notification of applications for Resource Consent under Section 93 - 95F of the Resource Management Act 1991.
When a resource consent is received the Council conducts an assessment of its environmental effects. If the environmental effects are more than minor the resource consent requires public notification under Section 95A of the Resource Management Act 1991.
All publicly notified resource consents are listed on this page. There are also links to a copy of the public notice and submission forms.
Accepting Submissions
| Location |
Date Submissions Close |
| There are currently no open resource consent applications. |
Submissions Closed
| Location |
Date Closed / Status |
| 673 Hutt Road, Horokiwi (Billboards) |
Consent granted, with conditions, on 20 November 2009. |
| Long Gully (Wind farm) |
Consent granted, with conditions, on 9 October 2009. |
| Westchester Drive Extension (Notice of Requirement for Designation) |
Notice of Requirement recommended to be confirmed, with conditions. Appeal received. |
| 61 Glanmire Road, 18a & 18b Robert Street and 50F Link Road, Newlands (Subdivision & new dwellings) |
Closed 13 November 2008. Hearing suspended. |
| Mill Creek Wind Farm |
Consent granted, with conditions, on 18 February 2009. Appeals received. |
| 184 Glanmire Road and 52 Dungarvan Road, Newlands |
Closed 12 March 2008.
Hearing suspended. |
| Carey's Gully Landfill, 201 Happy Valley Road |
Consent granted, with conditions, on 30 October 2009. |
| 330 Horokiwi Road, Horokiwi |
Declined 30 April 2007. Appeal received and on hold. |
| 16 & 18 Patna Street, and 109A Awarua Street, Ngaio |
Consent granted, with conditions, on 21 June 2006. Appeal received. |
Other Public Notices
Check The Dominion Post newspaper for all Wellington City Council public notices and tender documents.
Public Notification Procedure
The submission period for notified resource consents is 20 working days. After the submission period closes a hearing date is set.
Following the hearing a Hearing Committee has 15 working days to consider the application and release a decision. After a decision has been released both the applicant and submitters have the right to appeal the decision within 15 working days.
Any 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.
Related Links
Department Details:
Local Area Planning
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