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Application for a PIM and or building consent - Manukau Building 2025

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The document is an application form for obtaining a project information memorandum and/or building consent under the Building Act 2004. It includes sections for applicant details, project specifics, compliance requirements, and necessary attachments. The form requires information about the building's location, ownership, intended use, estimated value of work, and compliance with building codes. It also outlines the responsibilities of the owner or agent in submitting accurate information and acknowledges potential costs incurred by the council during processing.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by selecting the location of your building. Tick the appropriate box for Auckland, Franklin, Manukau, North Shore, Papakura, Rodney, or Waitakere.
Indicate the type of application you are submitting by ticking the relevant boxes: Project Information Memorandum only, Building Consent, or both.
Fill in the details about the existing PIM if applicable. If yes, provide the PIM number.
Complete the section detailing the building's address and legal description. Include any relevant lot numbers if subdivision is proposed.
Provide information about the owner and agent (if applicable), including names, addresses, and contact details.
Describe your project clearly in the designated section. Include estimated values and intended uses of the building.
Attach any necessary documents as specified in the attachments section to support your application.

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How do I email building consent Auckland Council?

Before you apply Email BCSeparations@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz for guidance and a copy of the relevant form.

In what situation would you ask for a PIM?

When you should get a PIM. You can apply for a PIM any time before you complete your application for a resource consent or building consent. The best time to apply for a PIM is before starting design work, so we can give you accurate information about the consents and approvals you may need.

How do I apply for PIM?

How to apply. Companies seeking a PIM designation should complete the PIM designation template in full, indicating how the product fulfils the criteria of designation. Completed forms should be sent by email to the MHRA s EAMS coordinator (eams@mhra.gov.uk).

How do I contact Auckland Council compliance?

If you suspect work is being carried out, or has been carried out, that you think needs a building consent, contact us on 09 301 0101.

Are building consents public information in NZ?

Yes, it can. The Building Act 2004 (s 217) gives anyone a right of access to building consent information and other building-related information held by councils.

How do I contact the Auckland Council planning team?

Free planning advice is available by phone only. Call our planning team on 09 301 0101 between 8.30am to 12noon Monday to Friday.

How do I contact the Auckland Council building inspection?

For more information, phone us on 09 301 0101 and ask to speak to the Inspection Team Leader for your area.

What is a PIM in building?

A project information memorandum (PIM) is a report issued by the Council under Section 34 of the Building Act 2004 at the request of an applicant. The report will provide information relevant to a proposed building project.

Application for a PIM and or building consent - Manukau Building 2025

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