HOT ISSUES
Mackenzie District Council Annual Report 2009 & Summary can be found here
Mackenzie County Scholarship Details here
Speed Limit Bylaw 2009 Review here
Proposed Review of Mackenzie Camping on Roadways and Reserves Bylaw here
PLAN CHANGE 13
The Recommendation of the Commisioners was approved by the Council on 1 September.
The approved recommendation (decision) can be found here.
HELPFUL INFO
Overnight Camping here
Water conservation tips here
Employment Opportunities - To find out more click here
What to do if you have a dog or noise problem (here)
Web Site Problems - Tell us here
QUICK LINKS
Council and Community Board meeting times and agendashere
Council and Community Board Meeting Minutes here
Aoraki Mt.Cook Mackenzie Website here
Twizel Website here
Fairlie Website here
Lake Tekapo Website here
Road Conditions Check out the latest State Highway conditions here
Forms Online
The following forms can be downloaded by right-clicking on the link and selecting 'Save Target As':
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Submission Forms
- District Plan Changes - Submission Form PDF 36Kb
- District Plan Changes - Further Submission Form PDF 61Kb
- Generic Submission Form - For General Use PDF 10Kb
- Resource Consent Submission Form PDF 8Kb
Planning Application Forms and Notes
- Affected Persons Form including Affected Persons Approval Notes PDF 14Kb
- Land Use Application Form including Land Use Accompanying Notes PDF 33Kb
- L I M Application Form (Land Information Memorandum) PDF 54Kb
- Subdivision Application Form including Subdivision Accompanying Notes PDF 32Kb
- Time Extension Application Form PDF 11Kb
Building Consent Applications, Checksheets, and Guides
This section updated 5 April 2005 with new forms required in accordance with the Building Act 2004
The Building Act 2004 ushered in new legislation to govern the building industry from 30 November 2004.
The new Building Act aims to improve control of, and encourage better practices in building design and construction. This means:
- more clarity on the standards we expect buildings to meet
- more guidance on how those standards can be met
- more certainty that capable people are undertaking building design, construction and inspection
- more scrutiny in the building consent and inspection process
- better protection for homeowners through the introduction of mandatory warranties.
The Building Act 2004 repeals the Building Act 1991 and dissolved the Building Industry Authority, which regulated the building industry under the 1991 Act. Administration of the Building Act has shifted to a government department the Department of Building and Housing, which was established on 1 November 2004.
More information about the Building Act 2004 can be found at www.building.govt.nz. This site also provides a Consumer Guide (PDF 896Kb) which contains essential information about your rights and responsibilities as you build or renovate.
- Exempt Building Works PDF 36.4Kb
- Application for PIM/Building Consent PDF 213Kb
- Application for amendment to PIM/Building Consent PDF 116Kb
- Application for Code Compliance Certificate PDF 136Kb
- Application for amendment to Compliance Schedule PDF 105Kb
- Application for Certificate of Acceptance PDF 129Kb
- Checksheet for Project Information Memorandum PIM PDF 339Kb
- Checksheet for Certificate of Acceptance PDF 312Kb
- Checksheet for Multi-resisdential, Commercial, or Industrial Buildings PDF 678Kb
- Checksheet for Single Residential Dwelling and Accessory Building PDF 602Kb
- Checksheet for Signs PDF 341Kb
- Checksheet for Minor Works PDF 447Kb
- Checksheet for Temporary Buildings PDF 433Kb
- User Guide for Building Consent Applications PDF 67Kb
- Weathertightness Risk Factors - Choosing your cladding PDF 57Kb
- Design for Snow and Wind 11kb
See also: Building Consents - Fees and Charges
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