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Building Consent Authorities (BCA) Register

The Building Consent Authorities (BCA) Register is moving to Te Pae – our new online portal. The BCA certificate register is searchable in Te Pae.

https://tepae.building.govt.nz

Use the BCA register to search for the contact details of any building consent authority. BCAs are usually local and district councils, they can also be regional councils (for dams) and private organisations.

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Upper Hutt City Council

Contact

04 527 2169
http://www.upperhuttcity.com

Physical address

838 - 842 Fergusson Drive, UPPER HUTT
Wellington 5140
 

Postal address

Private Bag 907, UPPER HUTT
Wellington
 
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Full legal name
Upper Hutt City Council
Physical address for delivery and service of notices
838 - 842 Fergusson Drive, UPPER HUTT
Date of registration
6 August 2008
Registration notice number
55
Limits on functions imposed by the Chief Executive

N/A

Arrangements for or transfer of functions under s213

N/A

Date of initial accreditation
5 August 2008
International Accreditation New Zealand accreditation certificate number
58
Scope of accreditation
Full,
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