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Resource Consent Applications Received 26 October – 8 November 2020 Resource Consent applications received 26 October – 8 November 2020 You can sign up for a web alert at the bottom of Wellington.govt.nz to receive an email when this is updated. A Service Request (SR) number is the individual identification we give each Resource Consent application when lodged with Wellington City Council. If you contact us about any specific consent below, please quote this number. For More information on these consents please phone Customer Services on (04) 801 3590 or email Suburb Address Date SR No. Description Aro Valley 5 Maarama Crescent 30/10/2020 476237 Land Use: Building a new retaining wall to anchor damaged existing retaining wall Brooklyn 9A Ashton Fitchett Drive 2/11/2020 476410 Change of Conditions: Relating to SR444411 Churton Park 5 Hattersley Grove 27/10/2020 475860 Land Use: New dwelling Churton Park 75 Melksham Drive 3/11/2020 476551 Land Use: New Dwelling with self-contained unit and construct retaining wall Crofton Downs 13 Riroriro Close 3/11/2020 476549 Land Use: New two storey dwelling Hataitai 5 Rata Road 2/11/2020 476357 Land Use: Upgrading the pathway and new pergola to enhance external character Hataitai 384 Evans Bay Parade 4/11/2020 476659 Land Use and Subdivision: Multi Unit development, earthworks and fee simple subdivision Hataitai 72 Hamilton Road 5/11/2020 476817 Outline Plan Waiver: Structural strengthening Houghton Bay 6 Ara Haewai 5/11/2020 476804 Land Use: New dwelling and excavation Houghton Bay 105 View Road 4/11/2020 476661 Change of Conditions: Relating to SR443725 Island Bay 31 Clyde Street 29/10/2020 476104 Land Use: Additions and alterations Johnsonville 159 Mclintock Street North 28/10/2020 475976 Subdivision: Four lot fee simple Karori 7 Lemnos Avenue 29/10/2020 476092 Subdivision: Boundary adjustment Kelburn 56 Central Terrace 6/11/2020 476935 Land Use: Additions and alterations Khandallah 81 Amritsar Street 27/10/2020 475858 Land Use: Large scale earthworks Khandallah 53 Amapur Drive 2/11/2020 476354 Land Use: New deck Kilbirnie 14 Te Whiti Street 30/10/2020 476296 Land Use: Additions and Alterations Kingston 38 montreal grove 6/11/2020 476937 Land Use: Addition to deck Lyall Bay 104 Onepu Road 3/11/2020 476541 Subdivision: Three lot residential subdivision and new allotment Lyall Bay 181 Onepu Road 5/11/2020 476820 Land Use: Convert dwelling into a hair salon Lyall Bay 212 Sutherland Road 6/11/2020 476931 Land Use: Two new dwellings in one new residential building Land Use and Subdivision: Three lot fee simple, construct new dwelling and associated Miramar 533 Broadway 28/10/2020 475969 earthworks Miramar 43A Nevay Road 5/11/2020 476814 Land Use: Earthworks associated with clearing Miramar 29 Miro Street 5/11/2020 476821 Subdivision: Three lot fee simple and creation of parking allotment Mt Victoria 16 Home Street 3/11/2020 476534 Land Use: Additions and alterations, change of use and strengthening Mt Victoria 32 Kent Terrace 2/11/2020 476381 Certificate of Compliance: Upgrade of an operating telecommunication facility Newlands 41 Domett Street 3/11/2020 476542 Land Use: Construct new dwelling Newlands 20 Ladbrooke Drive 4/11/2020 476671 Land Use: Relocation and alteration of dwelling and construction of new dwelling Newlands 60 Tamworth Crescent 5/11/2020 476819 Land Use and Subdivision: Twenty-five lot fee simple and earthworks Newlands 67 Tamworth Crescent 28/10/2020 475974 Variation to Consent Notice Newlands 18 Epic Way 6/11/2020 477001 Cancellation of Consent Notices Newtown 1 Colombo Street 29/10/2020 476103 Land Use: Additions and alterations to heritage building Ngaio 44 Tarikaka Street 6/11/2020 476941 Land Use: Partial demolition and alterations to existing dwelling Ngaio 2A Tarikaka Street 28/10/2020 475968 Variation to Consent Notice (SR 473314) Northland 17 Crieff Street 28/10/2020 475987 Land Use: Construct new garage and earthworks Oriental Bay 10B Oriental Terrace 4/11/2020 476675 Land Use: Additions and alterations Owhiro Bay 50 Landfill Road 4/11/2020 476681 Change of Conditions: Relating to SR 298659 Rongotai 4 Mamari Street 6/11/2020 476922 Land Use and Subdivision: Fourteen new townhouses and unit title subdivision Seatoun 14 Ferry Street 3/11/2020 476537 Land Use: Additions and alterations to a dwelling within a multi-unit development Tawa 22 Hampton Hill Road 27/10/2020 475866 Land Use and Subdivision: New dwelling and two lot fee simple Tawa 58 Bell Street 30/10/2020 476244 Land Use: Multi-unit development with two new dwellings. Tawa 25 Raroa Terrace 6/11/2020 476923 Land Use: New dwelling Te Aro 128 Cuba Street 29/10/2020 476101 Land Use: Advertisement on a heritage building Te Aro 74 Courtenay Place 30/10/2020 476294 Land Use: Demolish existing verandah and replace with new balcony and deck Te Aro 49 Cuba Street 29/10/2020 476091 Change of Conditions: Convert existing sign to digital Te Aro 355 Willis Street 28/10/2020 475966 Certificate of Compliance: Upgrade of an operating telecommunications facility Thorndon 23 Hawkestone 29/10/2020 476085 Land Use: Remediation work to existing four garages Wadestown 92A Pitt Street 3/11/2020 476540 Land Use: New dwelling including site works Wadestown 54 Weld Street 5/11/2020 476816 Subdivision: Five lot fee simple Wellington Central 10 Brandon Street 27/10/2020 475830 Land Use: Wall-mounted digital billboard Wellington Central 110 Featherston Street 28/10/2020 476006 Land Use: Operating telecommunication facility Wellington Central 57 Boulcott Street 29/10/2020 476099 Land Use: External alterations to existing building Wilton 153 Wilton Road 27/10/2020 475848 Land Use and Subdivision: Two lot fee simple, earthworks, construction for seven dwellings Wilton 1 Wilton Bush Road 27/10/2020 475873 Land Use: Earthworks .
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