COUNCIL PROJECT RECORD

Land Use

Consent 2260133-RMALUC

Lead age

296 days

Council decision recorded · · as at

Estimated project value

Not reported

Not reported in this project record.

Opportunity score

68/100

Materials supplier relevance

FROM THE COUNCIL RECORD

Recorded scope

Activity A-Land use: Land use for the establishment of a dwelling on site breaching Visual Amenity Rule 10.7.5.1.1, Stormwater Management Rule 10.7.5.1.6 and Excavation and/or filling Rule 12.3.6.1.2, In the Coastal Living Zone as a Restricted Discretionary Activity Activity B-Consent Notice variation: Variations to Consent Notice 10858979.1 (i), (ii) and (vii) for a marginal adjustment to the building envelope and to modify associated earthworks volumes and impervious surfaces for the construction of a dwelling.

This is the recorded consent work. It does not establish current construction or an open supply package.

Other recorded consent context

Far North District Council records land-use activity under consent reference 2260133-RMALUC. The retained source classifies the activity as Land Use. This source record does not establish current construction stage, procurement status or remaining budget.

Relevance for materials suppliers

The council record describes Activity A-Land use: Land use for the establishment of a dwelling on site breaching Visual Amenity Rule 10.7.5.1.1, Stormwater Management Rule 10.7.5.1.6 and Excavation and/or filling Rule 12.3.6.1.2, In the Coastal Living Zone as a Restricted Discretionary Activity Activity B-Consent Notice variation: Variations to Consent Notice 10858979.1 (i), (ii) and (vii) for a marginal adjustment to the building envelope and to modify associated earthworks volumes and impervious surfaces for the construction of a dwelling.. Use the recorded scope to assess whether the work fits the products you supply.

Confirm the current drawings and whether relevant suppliers have already been chosen.

The score is a research-priority signal. It does not confirm current work, an open supply package, a buyer or purchase intent.

Key facts

Source location
Far North District reporting area
Consent reference
2260133-RMALUC
Source activity
Activity A-Land use: Land use for the establishment of a dwelling on site breaching Visual Amenity Rule 10.7.5.1.1, Stormwater Management Rule 10.7.5.1.6 and Excavation and/or filling Rule 12.3.6.1.2, In the Coastal Living Zone as a Restricted Discretionary Activity Activity B-Consent Notice variation: Variations to Consent Notice 10858979.1 (i), (ii) and (vii) for a marginal adjustment to the building envelope and to modify associated earthworks volumes and impervious surfaces for the construction of a dwelling.
Source record ID
fndc:2260133-RMALUC

The source date records a council event; it does not show when construction began.

What to confirm

  • This record describes a council event. It does not tell us whether the work is under way, who is managing it, or whether suppliers have been chosen.

Project contacts

This page does not name a project contact or buyer.

Use the consent reference and date to ask the council records team about later updates. The council is a source contact, not the project buyer.

NEXT STEP

Questions suggested by the recorded work

Use consent fndc:2260133-RMALUC to locate later council records. Ask: Which roof or envelope specifications apply to this recorded work, and are supply appointments already made?

Confirm the scope, current involvement and supplier appointments before assessing remaining work.

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Far North District Council retained council dataset

Consent reference
2260133-RMALUC
Council decision recorded
2025-12-19

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OVERIQO prepared this summary from council information; it is not endorsed by Far North District Council.

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