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2019/006: Regarding the removal of an insanitary building notice and lack of notification of a natural hazard for a relocated building

Note: This determination is subject to clarification

 

This determination considers the lifting of an insanitary building notice and whether the building in its current state is insanitary or dangerous.  The determination also considers whether two building consents should have been granted subject to notification of the natural hazard inundation, and whether a notice to rectify should have been for building work that was not compliant with the Building Code and for building work carried out without building consent.

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Liability changes and BCA reform announced

The Government is changing building and construction liability settings and making it easier for Building Consent Authorities (BCAs) to voluntarily consolidate their functions.

2024/055: An authority’s decision to refuse to grant a building consent for dam upgrade works under section 71

This determination considers an authority’s decision to refuse to grant a building consent for upgrade works to a dam under section 71 of the Building Act 2004. This matter turns on whether the threshold in section 71(1) is met.

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Get the build signed off

Get council sign-off (code compliance certificate) to complete your build and meet your legal obligations.

Buildings with compliance schedules for specified systems

Learn what types of buildings need compliance schedules, and what you need to do with yours.

BuiltReady modular component manufacturing scheme launched

The regulations for the new BuiltReady scheme and a revised CodeMark scheme are now in effect.

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