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Duty Planner
The QLDC Duty Planner is available to provide 10 minutes free assistance for the following types of queries:
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Confirmation of the zoning of a property
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Providing interpretation assistance of District Plan provisions (rules, objectives and policies)
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Providing an outline of the resource consent process
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Providing assistance in relation to a s37 notice on a building consent
The Duty Planner cannot provide advice as to the likelihood of obtaining a resource consent for a project, nor detailed information as to what consents are required for a proposal.
If you have a query about any of the above for the Duty Planner please complete the below form and we’ll come back to you as soon as possible.
If you would like to chat with a Duty Planner in person, you may do so at the following times:
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Wanaka |
Wednesday’s, 10am - 2pm |
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Queenstown |
Tuesday’s, 9am – 1pm Thursday’s, 1pm – 5pm |
Duty Planner Enquiry Information
The information provided by the Duty Planner is for the purpose of providing general information and is provided for the convenience of the public only. The QLDC accepts no liability for use or misuse of that information.
The information provided by the Duty Planner is based upon the details provided at the time only. Users are advised to undertake their own detailed due diligence and seek independent professional advice before applying any information for their own particular circumstances. The QLDC shall not be held liable for any claim for any loss or damage as a result of reliance on the limited information provided by the Duty Planner.