Projects Process
We have vast experience completing a wide range of projects and can undertake work from the concept stage right through to completion.
In the case of subdivision this can involve applying for required consents, the design of the necessary roading and service layouts, calling for tenders from contractors, supervising works in progress and completing the necessary checks and approvals required by Councils as well as completing all survey related work and overseeing the final issue of titles.
Below is a summary of our typical involvement in a subdivision project.
Assessment and Consultation
- Assessment of feasibility and costing
- Design and review your project in person, on-site or via email/telephone
Apply for Resource Consent
- Initial site survey, obtain necessary reports and arrange for required site investigations
- Prepare scheme plan and subdivision consent application
- Submit consent application, review and advise on consent approval conditions
Surveying
- Complete preliminary calculations to establish the survey network
- Field survey including locating and measuring old survey marks, adding and measuring new survey marks, pegging of new boundaries
- Complete survey network calculations based on field measurements
- Prepare survey dataset and draft Land Transfer (LT) plans
- Obtain Council approval of LT plans (223 Certification)
- Prepare scheme plan and subdivision consent application
- Lodge plans with Land Information NZ
Engineering
- Design access, drainage and services where required
- Prepare and obtain Council approval of Engineering plans
- Oversee construction works
- Prepare As-Built plans and lodge with Council
Final sign off
- Ensure Council conditions of consent are satisfied
- Lodge and oversee application for Council Completion Certification (224 Certification)
- Provide the 224 Certificate to your solicitor who lodges application for the new title
Subdivision is complete!
