What is a s223 certificate?

A Section 224(c) certificate is a final approval from Council that all conditions of the subdivision consent have been complied with. This application needs to set out each condition of resource consent and comment on how compliance has been achieved.

How do you amalgamate a title in NZ?

There are two legal ways of addressing this issue: either by tying each of the allotments by means of complying with section 77 of the Building Act 2004, or by legally amalgamating the allotments by way of survey plan which places all the affected land under the same certificate of title.

What is a subdivision consent?

You need a subdivision resource consent to divide a parcel of land or a building into one or more further parcels, or to change an existing boundary location.

What is an amalgamation condition?

Amalgamation condition. An Amalgamation condition is a requirement imposed on a subdivision resource consent where neighbouring parcels of land are included in the same certificate of title. An amalgamation condition can save the property owner extra costs in undertaking the survey.

How to register a certificate under ss223 and 224?

If you determine that certificates under ss223 & 224 are required to be registered as instruments please ensure the order of registration places the instruments prior to the Order for New Record of Title (OCTN) in the dealing and links the titles being subdivided (the head title (s)) to the instruments as affected.

Can you deposit plans with a lapsed Section 223?

In the light of this Environment Court decision, LINZ cannot deposit plans with lapsed section 223 approvals on the basis that the council has purported to extend the three year time period in section 224 (h), pursuant to section 37 RMA. The consent remains subject to the five year lapse period provided under section 125 (1) RMA.

What kind of account is a certificate of deposit?

What are certificates of deposit? A certificate of deposit (CD) is a savings account that holds a fixed amount of money for a fixed period of time, such as six months, one year, or five years, and in exchange, the issuing bank pays interest.

How long does a certificate of deposit last?

A certificate of deposit (CD) is a savings account that holds a fixed amount of money for a fixed period of time, such as six months, one year, or five years, and in exchange, the issuing bank pays interest.

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