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RM Directory 2021 2021 www.rmla.org.nz The Professional Directory for New Zealand’s Resource Management Practitioners Contents Cato Bolam Barristers and Solicitors 4 Cheal Consultants Ltd Anderson Lloyd Development Nous Berry Simons Mitchell Daysh Cooney Lees Morgan Planning Initiatives CR Law – Cooper Rapley Lawyers Traverse Environmental Ltd Conservation Architects 7 Planning, Engineering & Environmental 12 archifact – architecture + conservation ltd Consultants Stantec Landscape Architects / Planners 8 Harrison Grierson Traffic Engineers Abley 13 Planners 9 Bloxam Burnett & Olliver Ltd RMLA Members Brown & Company Planning Group (as at 9 February 2021) 14 2 Resource Management Directory of Professional Services Introduction With over 1000 members, the Association for Our weekly, digital RMLA News Brief provides a Resource Management Professionals, Te Kahui Ture snapshot of the week’s resource management-related Taiao (RMLA) is a thriving national multi-disciplinary news, as well as RMLA news, such as President’s notes organisation representing over 567 companies across and Members’ news, and a round-up of RMLA and 27 industry sectors. industry events. The Association’s objective is to promote an RMLA’s flagship publication, Resource Management understanding of New Zealand’s resource management Theory & Practice, is published annually and is a law and its implementation within a multi-disciplinary vehicle to provide for in-depth analysis of resource framework; excellence in resource management policy management issues relevant to New Zealand. and practice; and resource management processes that are legally sound, effective and efficient, and The Resource Management Directory of Professional which produce high quality environmental outcomes. Services enables members to promote their businesses in a specialist directory available free-of-charge to Relevant to lawyers, planners, environmental the public. A broad cross-section of disciplines are scientists and managers, engineers and architects, included, such as acoustic consultants, environmental building and quantity surveyors, property developers, engineers, independent hearing commissioners, government and local authority officers, and anyone landscape architects, lawyers, planners, urban else with an interest in the area, RMLA membership designers, and more. Announcements from local provides information, services, seminars and other authorities and government departments advising opportunities for members who are involved in private contact details for key staff are also welcomed. practice, industry and all levels of government. The Directory is published electronically in colour RMLA keeps its members updated on current issues in A4 format each year. For pre-press specifications and best practice through regular seminars and and costs, please see the inside back cover of this networking events throughout New Zealand, and Directory or visit the RMLA website. through its renowned annual conference. These events are organised and run by Regional RMLA If you are active in any area of resource management Committees in Auckland, Northland, Waikato, you should belong to the RMLA. Bay of Plenty, Hawke’s Bay, Taranaki, Wellington, Nelson/Marlborough, Canterbury, Queenstown/ Essential RMLA Subscription = $199.00 (GST Inclusive) Central Otago and Otago/Southland. for a 12 month membership. RMLA’s Resource Management Journal (RMJ) is Young RMLA Subscription (up to 5 years’ experience) published three times a year and is circulated to all = $129.00 (GST Inclusive) for a 12 month membership. Association members. It provides current information on resource management issues, keeping our Full-time Student Subscription = $15.00 (GST Inclusive) members abreast of current law and practice in all from 1 February, for membership over the academic aspects of resource management. year. The RMJ provides members with a valuable forum, For further information, contact with the majority of articles contributed by Association the Association’s Executive Officer, members who are experts in their particular field. The Karol Helmink, phone +64 27 272 3960 RMJ now also offers the opportunity for advertisers email: [email protected] to raise their profile in the resource management industry. www.rmla.org.nz 3 Solicitors Category Barristers and 4 Resource Management Directory of Professional Services Solicitors Category Category Barristers and The best people for the best outcomes. Adam Hopkinson Mary Hill Tania Waikato Mark Harding Victoria Brewer Mallory Schofield Rachael Zame Keith Catran Charlotta Harpur Clients choose Cooney Lees Morgan not simply for the quality of advice we provide but because of how we work. Tauranga Office A no nonsense, down-to-earth approach from people you feel 247 Cameron Road, Tauranga comfortable doing business with. Phone 07 578 2099 Matamata Office If you want the best people working for you, give our specialist 8 Tainui Street, Matamata Resource Management & Local Government team a call on 07 578 2099. Phone 07 880 9022 www.cooneyleesmorgan.co.nz www.rmla.org.nz 5 Leading advisors on Environmental law Solicitors Category Category Barristers and and strategy If you need to obtain consents for a large or tricky project, have hit a road block with your local council or require advice on the RMA and related legislation, the Berry Simons team can help you. With a wealth of specialist expertise and experience and significant depth at all levels, Berry Simons has an enviable reputation for providing incisive, pragmatic, outcome-focused and cost effective advice on Environmental law and strategy to land developers, project proponents and local authorities throughout New Zealand. Simon Berry Sue Simons Andrew Braggins Helen Andrews [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] +64 9 909 7315 +64 9 909 7311 +64 9 909 7310 +64 9 909 7316 +64 9 969 2300 [email protected] www.berrysimons.co.nz is... Your Local Government & Resource Management Experts And only 139 years young. Let’s talk. Nicholas Jessen 027 415 7515 Shannon Johnston 021 647 709 (06) 353 5210 | www.crlaw.co.nz 6 Resource Management Directory of Professional Services Category Architects Conservation 7 Resource Management Directory of Professional Services www.rmla.org.nz 7 PLANNING ANDREW COLLINS 021 972 631 NATIONWIDE NICK GRALA 09 917 5000 AUCKLAND PHIL COMER 09 966 3380 AUCKLAND AIRPORT JODIE HANSEN 07 949 7000 HAMILTON LEE DOVE 07 578 0023 BAY OF PLENTY GLEN COOPER 04 385 0005 WELLINGTON CRAIG FRIEDEL 03 962 9770 CHRISTCHURCH/ QUEENSTOWN Category Landscape Category Architects / Planners Architects URBAN DESIGN & LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE NICK GRALA 09 917 5000 AUCKLAND WE OFFER A FULL RANGE OF STRATEGIC, POLICY, DEVELOPMENT PLANNING, URBAN DESIGN AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE SERVICES. REFER TO OUR WEBSITE FOR ALL OTHER SERVICES: WWW.HARRISONGRIERSON.COM 8 Resource Management Directory of Professional Services www.rmla.org.nz 8 Expertise for today’s challenges, fresh thinking for tomorrow. We’re specialists in resource management and environmental planning. We keep the big picture in mind and the detail in hand to make sure your project stays efficiently on track. We provide a wide range of Environmental management systems environmental services to both the corporate sector and Government, Environmental impact assessment backed by extensive experience and expertise, including: Independent Commissioner decision making Project planning and management Strategic project advice Planning and development studies To find out more about us or to get in Policy statements and plans touch, visit mitchelldaysh.co.nz Planners Demographic analysis Category Community consultation and social impact assessment Resource consent approvals mitchelldaysh.co.nz Auckland | Hamilton | Napier | Dunedin www.rmla.org.nz 9 engineers surveyors planners Jonathan Cutler MPlanPrac(Hons), BSc, BCom, MNZPI, MRTPI Director / Principal Planner 21 years of planning experience ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING & Planners Expert Planning Witness - Environment Category Category Court Appeals PROJECT MANAGEMENT Expert Planning Witness - High SPECIALISTS Court/District Court civil disputes Experienced at local government Simon Bendall DIRECTOR hearings [email protected] | 021 918 489 Deborah Kissick SENIOR ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNER P (09) 489 9125 [email protected] | 021 0265 1357 M 021 216 6751 Rachel Helme ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNER E [email protected] [email protected] | 021 0857 7923 W www.planninginit.co.nz P.O. Box 245, Taupō WWW.TRAVERSE.CO.NZ 10 Resource Management Directory of Professional Services Development Nous Ltd (DNL) offers a multi-disciplinary service, established in 2016 by Directors Matthew Holder (MNZPI) - Principal Planner and Karl Carew - Licenced Cadastral Surveyor. Collectively Karl and Matt have 35+ years’ experience locally, in Hawke’s Bay, and throughout New Zealand. Matthew Holder is an experienced (25+ years) Expert Planning Witness - Environment Court/ High Court/ District Court/ local government hearings. He is a full member of the NZ Planning institute and a certified Resource Management Commissioner. Hamilton – 07 838 0144 DNL’s main office is based in Hastings Hawkes Bay, with a second Steve Bigwood MNZPI office now open in Palmerston North covering the Manawatu region. Chris Dawson MNZPI Stuart Penfold Assoc.NZPI Aiden Kirkby-McLeod Int.NZPI Emily Patterson Int.NZPI Tauranga – 07 838 0160 www.bbo.co.nz Kathryn Drew MNZPI John Olliver MNZPI Vincent Murphy Int.NZPI
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