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Seeking the advice of a qualified planning professional is more likely to smooth your path, and achieve the outcomes you want.
Getting the input of a qualified planning consultant who supports your position will invariably enhance your chances of achieving the outcomes you want, whether it’s in respect of a regional or district plan, long term council community plan (LTCCP), a resource consent or specialist expertise.
Professional planning advice is definitely recommended when:
- Making a submission/further submission:
- Proposed changes to a regional or district plan
- Inputting into a long term council community plan
- Preparing a resource consent application:
- Background research and scoping of proposal for consent issues
- Assessing the effects of your proposal on the environment
- Getting the right technical input
- Consulting with potentially affected parties and Tangata Whenua to ensure issues are dealt with before an application is lodged
- Providing evidence to support your case at the Environment Court
- Opposing a development proposal:
- Making a Council Submission
- Providing evidence in respect of a Council decision at the Environment Court
- Dealing with specific issues like site selection, designations and zoning
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