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Land Information Memorandum [LIM]
A Land Information Memorandum (LIM) is a
document issued by Council and contains information relating to a specified
parcel of land. Anyone may apply for a LIM, which gives information on any land
within the Clutha district, including (among other information) any Building
Consents or other authorisations applying to buildings on the land.
What information do I get?
- Rates and water charges.
- Building Permits and Consents.
- Planning information, e.g. Resource Consents, planning
zones, and relevant rules.
- Any special characteristics of the land or buildings.
- Any requisitions issued by the Council.
- Drainage information relating to sewer and / or storm
water.
- Rural or urban water reticulation information and plans.
- Compliance Schedules, Building Warrant of Fitness.
- Registrations – Licences.
- Any specific roading information.
- Any other matter or Council record which may be relevant
to the land use.
What information do I need
to give to the Council?
- Street address.
- Legal description, e.g. Lot and DP.
- Current owner.
- Service address and / or fax number.
- Current land use.
How
long does it take?
- Urgent 1 – 2 days.
- Normal up to 10 working days.
How
much does
it cost?
Please see our current
Fees and Charges for details of charges for LIM's and PIM's.
Applications can be faxed, or posted, (payments must follow).
A copy of the application form can be
downloaded by
clicking
here
Project Information Memorandum [PIM]
The PIM provides an applicant with information relevant to the proposed building
work, other than the normal requirements under the Building Act 1991. This
information enables the applicant to assess the feasibility of his/her project
before proceeding with a Building Consent application. It is to assist you in
providing the information required to obtain a Building Consent.
Please Note: No building work is
to be commenced until your building consent has been issued.
What You Need To Provide
- A completed PIM application form.
Click here to obtain one.
- Site plan scale is 1:200, with a north point shown.
- Site (legal) boundaries are to be clearly defined on the plan with
dimensions.
- The drawing shall be a plan view accurately locating and dimensioning the
new building works relative to the boundaries.
- Bulk and location drawing
- Show building outline and the layout of the rooms.
- Show the elevations of the main exterior walls with heights above ground
level.
- Show setback distances from the boundaries and other buildings.
- Show floor areas (in m2) of all existing and proposed
buildings. Separate areas are to be given for detached buildings and any top
floors.
- Show the area of the site on the plan.
The PIM may identify that
you will need to obtain other authorisations, e.g:
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