COMMERCIAL AND COMPLEX RESIDENTIAL APPLICATION
FOR A BUILDING CONSENT
and/or project information memorandum
Building Act 2004, section 33 or section 45
Send or deliver your application to: Carterton District Council Holloway Street
Carterton; PO Box 9 Carterton 5743 or email: [email protected]
For enquiries, phone 06 379 4030
Council use only:
Application #
Property ID
Please provide two copies of all attachments, unless otherwise specified in checklist
PART 1 – APPLICATION (SELECT TYPE APPROPRIATELY)
If you have an existing application number relating to this building please note the number beside the application type
project information memorandum
building consent
staged consent
amendment
national multi-use approval (If yes provide copies of MultiProof certificate, plans and specifications)
Consent/project information memorandum to be
mailed
collected
hard copy
electronic copy - please state desired format
Restricted building work
Does application involve restricted building work? yes no
If yes provide Certificate(s) of design work and Advice of licensed building practitioner(s) form (s)
Financial assistance package (FAP)
Is this a re-clad application?
Is application subject to a claim under the FAP scheme?
yes
yes
no
no If yes, FAP claim number
Cultural or heritage significance
Does the building or site have any cultural or heritage significance, or is it a marae?
yes
no
Is the site subject to natural or created hazards such as erosion, subsidence, flooding, slips, cut and fill or contamination?
yes
no If yes provide details
Earthquake related work (CANTERBURY ONLY)
Is this application earthquake related?
yes
no
If yes, is it coordinated by an insurance company via a project management organisation (PMO),
e.g. Construction company yes no
If yes, name of PMO
The building (PROJECT LOCATION)
Building name (if applicable)
Building street address
Location of building within the site (include nearest street access)
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Legal description of land where the building is located. If a subdivision of the land is proposed provide the lot numbers and
consent number
Lot(s)
Subdivision lot No:
DP(s)
Subdivision consent No:
Number of levels (include below ground, ground and above ground)
Level/unit number (if applicable)
Area (in square metres)
Existing floor area:
Proposed new floor area:
Resulting total floor area:
Current, lawfully established use of all parts of the building (include number of occupants per level and per use if more than
one level)
Year first constructed (insert year, an approximate date is acceptable such as 1920’s or 1960-1970)
The owner (MUST BE COMPLETED FOR ALL APPLICATIONS AND ALL DETAILS MUST BE THE
OWNER’S)
Owner’s name. If the owner is a company or other organisation provide the company or organisation name and a contact
person’s name
Owner’s mailing address
Street address/registered office
Owner’s contact details
Landline
Mobile
After hours
Fax
Email
Website
Proof of ownership – attach one of the following as evidence
Copy of the land title (Computer register, Certificate of Title, CT or property title) – no more than three months old.
Lease Agreement for sale and purchase.
AGENT (only required if application is being made on behalf of the owner)
Name of agent. If application is for a company, trust or other organisation provide a contact person’s name
Agent’s mailing address
Street address/registered office
Agent’s contact details
Landline:
Mobile:
After hours:
Fax:
Email:
Website:
Relationship to owner (state the details of the owner’s authorisation if making this application on the owner’s behalf)
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First point of contact (mark boxes as appropriate and provide details of any other points of contact)
Further information
Agent
Owner
Other
Correspondence
Agent
Owner
Other
Invoicing
Agent
Owner
Other
Contacts (PROVIDE ALL DETAILS WHERE RELEVANT)
Designer or Architect
Business/name
Address
Registration/qualification
Mobile
Landline
Email
After hours phone
Fax
Structural engineer
Business/name
Address
Registration/qualification
Mobile
Landline
Email
After hours phone
Fax
Fire safety designer
Business/name
Address
Registration/qualification
Mobile
Landline
Email
After hours phone
Fax
Head Contractor / Site Manager
Business/name
Address
Registration/qualification
Mobile
Landline
Email
After hours phone
Fax
Builder
Business/name
Address
Registration/qualification
Mobile
Landline
Email
After hours phone
Fax
Plumber
Business/name
Address
Certifying Plumber/qualification
Mobile
Landline
Email
After hours phone
Fax
Drainlayer
Business/name
Address
Certifying Drainlayer/qualification
Mobile
Landline
Email
After hours phone
Fax
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Other (Attach additional page if required)
Role
Business/name
Address
Email
Registration/qualification
Landline
Mobile
After hours phone
Fax
Application
I request that you issue:
a project information memorandum
OR a project information memorandum and building consent
OR a building consent
for the building work described in this application. (Tick applicable option)
Signature of owner
/ agent on behalf of and with the authority of the owner
Name
(Tick applicable option)
Date
Privacy information
The information you have provided on this form is required so that your building consent application can be processed
under the Building Act 2004. The Council collates statistics relating to issued building consents and has a statutory
obligation to forward these regularly to Statistics New Zealand. The Council stores the information on a public register,
which must be supplied (as previously determined by the Ombudsman) to whoever requests the information.
Under the Privacy Act 1993 you have the right to see and correct personal information the Council holds about you.
PART 2 – PROJECT
General information
Description of the building work (provide sufficient description to enable full understanding of the scope of the work).
Will the building work result in a change of use of any part of the building? (If yes, provide details of the new use)
Yes
No
Intended life of the building stated in years, only if intended to be less than 50 years old
List building consents previously issued for the project (if any). List who issued the consent, the date of issue and the
consent number.
Estimated value of the building work on which the building levy will be calculated (including goods and services tax)
[state estimated value as defined in section 7 of the Building Act 2004].
$
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PART 3 – SITE ISSUES AND PROJECT INFORMATION
Applicant to
complete
Site issues
Reference on drawings,
specifications and/or comments
Are the finished floor, finished
ground, street and associated
datum levels shown on plans?
Are the distances to boundaries
shown on plans?
Does the proposed work cover two
or more allotments?
Verified
What is the wind zone?
What is the exposure zone?
Are there public drains on the site?
Is the site subject to natural or
created hazards such as erosion,
subsidence, flooding, slips, cut and
fill or contamination? If yes, provide
details.
Are the ground conditions
specified?
Project information
Select box if the matter is part of the project
Comments
Subdivision
Alterations to land contours
New or altered connection to public
utilities
New or altered locations and/or
external dimensions of building(s)
New or altered access for vehicles
Building work over or adjacent to
any road or public place
Disposal of stormwater and
wastewater
Building work over any existing
drains or sewers or in close
proximity to wells or water mains
Other matters known to the
applicant that may require
authorisation from the appropriate
territorial authority [specify]
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PART 4 – COMPLIANCE
Do not fill in this section if this application is only for a project information memorandum
All documentation, including plans, specifications, calculations and producer statements, used to show building consent
compliance must be formally listed as attachments in the accompanying checklist.
The building work will comply with the building code as follows
Please ensure that any details of the listed compliance elements are shown on drawings and/or specifications.
B1: Structure
Elements
Means of compliance
B1: Foundations
Not applicable/applicable
B1: Slab
Not applicable/applicable
B1: Timber sub-floor and
floor
Not applicable/applicable
B1: Walls
Not applicable/applicable
B1: Roof
Not applicable/applicable
B1: Barrier fixings
Not applicable/applicable
Reference on drawings,
specifications and/or comments
For Council use only
Checked
B2: Durability
Elements
Means of compliance
B2: Durability
Not applicable/applicable
Reference on drawings,
specifications and/or comments
For Council use only
Checked
C1-C6: Protection from fire
Elements
Means of compliance
C1-C6: Protection from fire
Not applicable/applicable
Reference on drawings,
specifications and/or comments
C1: Objectives of clauses C1
to C6 (Protection from fire)
C2: Prevention of fire
occurring
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Checked
C1-C6: Protection from fire
Means of compliance
Reference on drawings,
specifications and/or comments
For Council use only
Elements
Means of compliance
Reference on drawings,
specifications and/or comments
For Council use only
D1: Access routes
Not applicable/applicable
D2: Mechanical installations
for access
Not applicable/applicable
Elements
C3: Fire affecting areas
beyond the fire source
C4: Movement to place of
safety
C5: Access and safety for fire
fighting operations
C6: Structural stability
D1-D2: Access
Checked
E1-E3: Moisture
Elements
Means of compliance
E1: Site drainage (surface
water)
Not applicable/applicable
E1: Roof water dispersal
(surface water)
Not applicable/applicable
E2: Floor (external moisture)
Not applicable/applicable
E2: Decks and balconies
(external moisture)
Not applicable/applicable
E2: Walls (external moisture)
Not applicable/applicable
E2: Roof (external moisture)
Not applicable/applicable
E3: Internal moisture
Not applicable/applicable
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Reference on drawings,
specifications and/or comments
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For Council use only
Checked
F1-F8: Safety of users
Elements
Means of compliance
F1: Hazardous agents onsite
Not applicable/applicable
F2: Hazardous building
materials
Not applicable/applicable
F3: Hazardous substances
and processes
Not applicable/applicable
F4: Safety from falling
Not applicable/applicable
F5: Site safety
Not applicable/applicable
F6: Lighting for
emergencies
Not applicable/applicable
F7: Warning systems
Not applicable/applicable
F8: Signs
Not applicable/applicable
Reference on drawings,
specifications and/or comments
For Council use only
Checked
G1-G15: Services and facilities
Means of compliance
Elements
G1-G3: Bathroom, laundry
and kitchen
G1: Personal hygiene
Reference on drawings,
specifications and/or comments
Not applicable/applicable
G1: For accessibility
G2: Laundering
G3: Kitchen
G4: Ventilation
Not applicable/applicable
G5: Internal environment
Not applicable/applicable
G6: Airborne and impact
sound
Not applicable/applicable
G7-G8: Natural and artificial
light
Not applicable/applicable
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Checked
G1-G15: Services and facilities
Means of compliance
Elements
Reference on drawings,
specifications and/or comments
For Council use only
Reference on drawings,
specifications and/or comments
For Council use only
G7: Natural light
G8: Artificial light
G9: Electricity
Not applicable/applicable
Electricity
G10-G11: Piped services and
gas used as an energy
Not applicable/applicable
source
G10: Piped services
G11: Gas as an energy
source
G12-G13: Water supply and
foul water
G12: Water supply
G13: Foul water
G14: Industrial liquid waste
Not applicable/applicable
G15: Solid waste
Not applicable/applicable
Not applicable/applicable
H1: Energy efficiency
Elements
Means of compliance
H1: Energy efficiency
Not applicable/applicable
Checked
Waivers and/or modifications
Provide details of any waivers and/or modifications required for any sections of the New Zealand Building Code. Specify
parts of the code; supporting documentation must be attached. If not applicable, state n/a.
PART 5 – COMPLIANCE SCHEDULE (INSPECTION, MAINTENANCE AND REPORTING
PROCEDURES)
Do not fill in this section if this application is only for a project information memorandum
Are there specified systems in the building? Yes No
(If there are no specified systems, move on to part 6).
If existing building, please state the Building Warrant of Fitness No.
Are any specified systems affected by this application? Yes No
(If yes, continue completing this section of the form, if no move on to part 6).
hazard category
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For Council
use only
Checked
Uses of all or parts of buildings (select all relevant)
SD
SA
SR
Removed
The following systems are existing, being
altered, added to, or removed in the
course of the building work
SC
Added
CM
Altered
CO
New
CL
Existing
CS
SH
WL
Inspection
performance
standards
1) Automatic systems for fire suppression (eg,
sprinkler systems)
2) Automatic or manual emergency warning
systems for fire or other dangers
3) Electromagnetic or automatic doors or windows
3.1 Automatic doors
3.2 Access control doors
3.3 Interfaced fire or smoke doors or windows
4) Emergency lighting systems
5) Escape route pressurisation systems
6) Riser mains for use by fire services
7) Automatic backflow preventers connected
to a potable water supply
8) Lifts, escalators, travelators or other systems for moving people or goods within buildings
8.1 Passenger-carrying lifts
8.2 Service lifts
8.3 Escalators and moving walkways
9) Mechanical ventilation or air conditioning
systems
10) Building maintenance units (for providing
access to the exterior and interior walls
of a building)
11) Laboratory fume cupboards
12) Audio loops or other assistive listening system
12.1 Audio loops
12.2 FM radio frequency systems and
infrared beam transmission systems
13) Smoke control systems
13.1 Mechanical smoke control
13.2 Natural smoke control
13.3 Smoke curtains
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WM
WH
Maintenance
performance
standards
WF
IA
ID
Reporting frequency
14) Emergency power systems for, or signs relating to, a specified system in 1 to13 above.
14.1 Emergency power systems
14.2 Signs for systems
15) Other fire safety systems or features
15.1 Systems for communicating spoken
information intended to facilitate
evacuation
15.2 Final exits
15.3 Fire separations
15.4 Signs for communicating information
intended to facilitate evacuation
15.5 Smoke separations
16) Cable cars
PART 6 – DESIGN REVIEW UNIT (DRU) NEW ZEALAND FIRE SERVICE
Is the building of a type defined in the Fire Service Act 1975, section 21A; do any of the following apply?
(DRU review of the plans are generally required for these buildings)
• gatherings of 100 or more people for any purpose
•
providing employment facilities for 10 or more people
•
providing accommodation for more than five people (other than in three or less household units)
•
sorting or processing hazardous substances in quantities exceeding the prescribed minimum
amounts
•
providing early childhood facilities (other than in a household unit)
•
providing nursing, medical or geriatric care (other than in a household unit)
•
providing specialist care for persons with disabilities (other than in a household unit)
•
providing accommodation for persons under lawful detention (other than persons subject to home
detention).
Yes
Do any of the following fully apply to the building work proposed? (If so the DRU review may not be required even if the
building is of a type defined in the Fire Service Act 1975, Section 21A)
household units separated vertically from other fire cells, each with independent and direct egress to a
safe place outside the building
Yes
outbuilding or ancillary building
Yes
new building fully complying with compliance document for clauses C1-4, D1, F6 and F8
Yes
internal fit-out, alteration, change of use or subdivision of a building with only *‘minor effect’ on the fire
safety systems.
Yes
* a working definition of a ‘minor effect’: is that it does not impact on the effectiveness of a sprinkler system or any other
specified fire safety system that would require a change to the compliance schedule.
DRU PROCESSING (COUNCIL USE ONLY)
Additional copy of plans need to be sent to DRU?
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Building Officer name
No
Carterton District Height and Setback Standards for Rural, Residential, Commercial and Industrial
Zones
Rural Zone
4.5.2 Standards for Permitted Activities
Permitted activities shall comply with all of the following standards for the Rural Zone:
a) Maximum Building Height
(i) Dwellings: 10 metres.
(ii) Other Buildings: 15 metres
b) Maximum Height to Boundary
(i) 3 metres height at the boundary with a 45˚ recession plane
c) Minimum Building Setback (excluding dwellings)
(i) 10 metres from the front road boundary of sealed roads.
(ii) 25 metres from the front road boundary of unsealed roads.
(iii) 5 metres from all other boundaries.
(iv) 25 metres from any Significant Waterbody listed in Appendix 1.9 of the district plan
(v) 5 metres from any other waterbody.
(vi) In the South Wairarapa District, 20 metres of the banks of any river and stream whose bed which has an average
width of 3 metres or more. (Note: For the purpose of this rule, ‘bed’ is the definition applied in Section 2 of the
Resource Management Act for a ‘bed’ in relation to any river for the purposes of esplanade reserves).
Exception:
(i) For sites of less than 4,500m2, an accessory building may be located up to 1.5 metres from side and rear
boundaries.
(ii) Bridges are excluded from complying with setback standards in relation to a waterbody.
(d) Minimum Dwelling Setback
(i) 10 metres from the front road boundary of sealed roads.
(ii) 25 metres from the front road boundary of unsealed roads.
(iii) 25 metres from all other boundaries.
(iv) 25 metres from any Significant Waterbody listed in Appendix 1.9. of the district plan
(v) In the South Wairarapa District, 20 metres of the banks of any river and stream whose bed which has an average
width of 3 metres or more. (Note: For the purpose of this rule, ‘bed’ is the definition applied in Section 2 of the
Resource Management Act for a ‘bed’ in relation to any river for the purposes of esplanade reserves).
(vi) 5 metres from any other waterbody.
(vii) 35 metres from the edge of a plantation forest under separate ownership. 300 metres from an effluent distribution
area, effluent holding pond or oxidation pond (excluding waste disposal areas associated with domestic septic
tanks located on an adjacent site). 500 metres from any intensive farming activity under separate ownership.
Exception:
(i) 10m from all other boundaries if the Certificate of Title for the site was issued before 29 March 2008, or resource
consent to subdivide was granted for the site before 29 March 2008.
(e) Number of Dwellings
(i) In the Rural (Primary Production) Zone, one dwelling per Certificate of Title under 4 hectares, two dwellings per
Certificate of Title between 4 − 100 hectares, and three dwellings per Certificate of Title over 100 hectares in size.
(ii) In the Rural (Special) Zone, one dwelling per Certificate of Title.
(iii) In the Coastal Environment Management Area within the Rural (Primary Production) Zone, one dwelling per
Certificate of Title.
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Residential Zone
5.5.2 Standards for Permitted Activities
Permitted activities shall comply with all of the following standards for the Residential Zone:
(a) Maximum Building Height
(i) 10 metres.
(ii) 7 metres for coastal settlements (Castlepoint, Riversdale, Lake Ferry, Whangaimoana, Whatarangi, Ngawi,
Mangatoetoe).
(iii) Maximum Height to Boundary
(iv) 3 metres height at the boundary with a 45-degree recession plane.
(b) Minimum Building Setback
(i) 5 metres from the front boundary.
(ii) For front sites, 1.5 metres from all other boundaries, except that there shall be two setbacks of at least 3 metres
from any side and/or rear boundary.
(iii) For rear sites, 1.5 metres from all other boundaries, except that there shall be two setbacks of at least 3 metres
from any side and/or rear boundary.
(iv) 0 metres for common wall boundaries.
Note: For the purpose of the above rule –
Front site: means a site with a legal road frontage of not less than 10 metres;
Rear site: means a site with a legal road frontage less than 10 metres.
Exceptions:
(i) An accessory building may be located within any part of the above building setbacks for side and rear boundaries,
provided:
(ii) The building does not cover more than 25% of the total yard requirements along any one boundary; and
(iii) The building is not located between an existing building and the front boundary; and
(iv) The building does not encroach the minimum front yard setback.
(v) 5 metres from any waterbody.
(vi) In the South Wairarapa District, 20 metres from the banks of any river and stream whose bed has an average width
of 3 metres or more. (Note: For the purpose of this rule, ‘bed’ is the definition applied in Section 2 of the Resource
Management Act for a ‘bed’ in relation to any river for the purposes of esplanade reserves).
(vii) Eaves, porches, balconies and decks or other minor features may occupy any part of a required setback, other
than the front yard setback, provided they do not encroach by more than 25% of the relevant setback distance and
do not, except for eaves, exceed 2m in length.
(c) Maximum Fence Height
(i) 1.8 metres for fences, walls and screens, except at road intersections of Strategic Arterial roads identified on the
Roading Hierarchy on the Planning Maps, no obstruction exceeding 1.0 metre in height is permitted within a 6.0
metres by 6.0 metres triangle measured from a boundary intersection point (Refer Figure 32.1 in Appendix 5 of the
district plan).
(d) Number of Dwellings
The total number of dwellings per site shall be limited to that which enables each dwelling to meet the minimum lot
area subdivision requirements for that site
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Commercial Zone
6.52 Standards for Permitted Activities
Permitted activities shall comply with all of the following standards for the Commercial Zone.
(a) Maximum Building Height
(i) 15 metres;
(ii) 7 metres for coastal settlements
(b) Maximum Height to Boundary
(i) For sites adjoining the Residential Zone, the building shall meet the height recession requirement for the
Residential Zone in relation to the relevant boundary. This shall not apply to road boundaries.
(ii) Minimum Building Setback
(iii) 3 metres from any boundary with the Residential Zone or Rural Zone;
(iv) 5 metres from any waterbody
(c) Maximum Fence Height
(i) 1.8 metres for fences, walls and screens on any boundary with the Residential Zone or Rural Zone, except at road
intersections of Strategic Arterial roads identified on the Roading Hierarchy on the Planning Maps, no obstruction
exceeding 1.0 metre in height is permitted within a 6.0 metres by 6.0 metres triangle measured from a boundary
intersection point (Refer to Figure 32.1 in Appendix 5 of the district plan).
Industrial Zone
7.5.2 Standards for Permitted Activities
Permitted activities shall comply with all of the following standards for the Industrial Zone, except for those within the Opaki
Special Management Area that are subject to the standards
(a) Maximum Building Height
(i) 15 metres.
(ii) Maximum Height to Boundary
(iii) For sites adjoining the Residential Zone, the building shall meet the height recession requirement for the
Residential Zone in relation to the relevant boundary. This shall not apply to road boundaries.
(b) Minimum Building Setback
(i) 5 metres from all boundaries adjoining another zone;
(ii) 5 metres from any waterbody;
(iii) In the South Wairarapa District, 20 metres from the banks of any river and stream whose bed has an average width
of 3 metres or more. (Note: For the purpose of this rule, ‘bed’ is the definition applied in Section 2 of the Resource
Management Act for a ‘bed’ in relation to any river for the purposes of esplanade reserves).
(c) Maximum Fence Height
(i) 1.8 metres for fences, walls and screens on any boundary with the Residential Zone or Rural Zone, except at road
intersections of Strategic Arterial roads identified on the Roading Hierarchy on the Planning Maps, no obstruction
exceeding 1.0 metre in height is permitted within a 6.0 metres by 6.0 metres triangle measured from a boundary
intersection point (Refer Figure 32.1 in Appendix 5 of the district plan).
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FEES CALCULATION
1. Enter Building Work Fee from figures in Column B of fee schedule in Box a. below.
2. Is your project for a new build?
Yes Proceed to Q3
No Proceed to Q4
3. Does it include any of the items in boxes ii. to v. below?
Yes Enter the appropriate fee from
Column A
No Go to Q4
4. Is your project for Alterations and/or Additions to a building?
Yes Go to Q5
No
5. Does your project include items in boxes ii. to vii.?
6. Is the value of work $20,000 or more?
Go to Q6
Yes Add the appropriate fee from
Column A
No Go to Q6
No Go to Q8
Yes Calculate the fees in boxes viii. & ix. and
enter figures into boxes h. & i. Go to Q7
7. Add boxes a. to j. and enter in box k. This is the Building Consent fee.
8. Ascertain if Infrastructure Fees and/or Roading Bond apply and enter in appropriate boxes.
9. Add boxes k, l, & m and enter in box n. This is the total amount to pay.
i.
ii.
iii.
iv.
v.
vi.
vii.
viii.
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
ix.
x.
Building Work Fee
Solid Fuel Heater
Wet area Shower (Vinyl or Tile)
Onsite disposal system (Septic Tank)
Swimming pool
Plumbing/drainage
Minor Plumbing/drainage alterations
DBH Levy $2.01 per $1,000 value over $20,000
$V=___________
BRANZ levy $1.00 per $1,000 value over $20,000
Certificate of Title Fee $20.00
xi.
Subtotal
k.
xii.
Infrastructure Fee (if payable) $5,750.00 incl GST
l.
xiii.
Roading Bond $1500.00 (Relocated buildings only)
m.
xiv.
Total to pay
n.
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i.
j.
Classification
PIM only fee
2016/17
Commercial / industrial
Commercial demolition
Single storey shop fitouts
Multi-storey shop fitouts
Single storey, multi-unit apartments/motels
$45.50
$90.50
$90.50
$587.00
Multi-storey, multi-unit apartments/motels
$813.00
Minor commercial work
eg signs/shop fronts/minor fitouts (no plumbing or drainage)
Commercial/industrial ≤$50,000.00
Commercial/industrial $50,000.01–$100,000.00
Commercial/industrial $100,000.01–$150,000.00
Commercial/industrial $150,000.01–$250,000.00
Commercial/industrial $250,000.01–$350,000.00
Commercial/industrial $350,000.01–$500,000.00
Commercial/industrial $500,000.01–$1,000,000.00
Commercial/industrial/agricultural >$1,000,000.00
$248.50
$478.50
$659.00
$839.50
$1,020.00
$1,200.50
$1,381.50
$1,381.50
$1,381.50
Other charges
BRANZ levy for work $20,000 or more
DBH levy for work $20,000 or more
Unscheduled inspections
Structural engineering or fire engineering assessment/peer review
(the building consent fee does not include the cost of any structural
or fire engineers assessments that may be required)
Compliance schedule change
Inspection hourly rate
Re-inspection fee per inspection
Certificate of acceptance—building consent fee for the applicable
building plus actual costs, payable on issue of certificate
Reassessment fee (amended plans)
Building warrant of fitness audit inspection fee
Certificate of title
Property search fee (includes download, scanning documents, email,
or writing to disc)
Vehicle crossing bonds will be assessed for each application where
required
Street, crossing, footpath, and berm damage bond for buildings
moved to/from site
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When included
with other work
(excl. BRANZ
and DHB levies)
2016/17
Total stand alone fee
(excl. BRANZ and DHB
levies)
2016/17
$585.00
$1,189.00
$1,478.00
$2,113 plus
$425 per unit
$2,467 plus
$708 per unit
$765.00
$2,228.00
$3,094.00
$3,961.00
$4,827.00
$5,694.00
$6,561.00
$7,138.00
$6,999 plus $423 per
$100,000
$1.00 per $1,000
$2.01 per $1,000
$142.00
cost plus 10 percent
$177.00
$177.00
per hour
$142.00
building consent fee plus
$173.00
per hour
$177.00
$177.00
plus
$177.00
per hour after first half
hour
$20.00
$10.00 per file
$1,500.00
Carterton District Council Use Only
Infrastructure Fee (if applicable)
Certificate of Title (if not supplied)
$5,750.00
$ 20.00
GL100508
GL730585
Building Consent Fee
$…………
GL730516
Building Research Levy
$…………
GL750515
Dept. of Building & Housing Levy
$…………
GL750516
Roading Bond
$ 500.00
GL9018353
TOTAL
$…………
Form 2 version 6
August 2016
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