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Resource Consent Applications Received 11 October – 25 October 2020 Resource Consent applications received 11 October – 25 October 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 [email protected]. Suburb Address Date SR No. Description Aro Valley 225 Aro Street 20/10/2020 475326 Change of Conditions: Relating to SR 429715 Berhampore 88 Britomart Street 12/10/2020 474661 Land Use: New kitchen in existing sleepout Brooklyn 12D Virginia Grove 16/10/2020 475132 Land Use: New garage Brooklyn 71 Mills Road 23/10/2020 475716 Right of Way Houghton Bay 21 View Road 23/10/2020 475706 Land Use and Subdivision: Two lot fee simple and new dwelling Island Bay 280 The Parade 15/10/2020 474993 Land Use: Additions and alterations Island Bay 81A Frobisher Street 21/10/2020 475490 Land Use: Additions and alterations Island Bay 119 The Parade 14/10/2020 474855 Change of Conditions: Relating to SR 466026 Johnsonville 39A Truscott Avenue 19/10/2020 475241 Land Use: Excavation Karori 239 Karori Road 14/10/2020 474881 Land Use: Seismic strengthening Karori 69 Thurleigh Grove 20/10/2020 475319 Subdivision: Two lot fee simple Kelburn 20 Raroa Road 12/10/2020 474686 Land Use: Additions and alterations Khandallah 14 Madras Street 12/10/2020 474663 Land Use: Demolish and replace existing deck Maupuia 105 Maupuia Road 12/10/2020 474654 Land Use and Subdivision: Multi unit residential development and associated earthworks Melrose 134 Sutherland Road 16/10/2020 475121 Land Use: Building a retaining wall Miramar 120 Maupuia Road 14/10/2020 474857 Land Use: New dwelling Miramar 110 Darlington Road 16/10/2020 475131 Land Use: Proposed multi-unit development to construct fourteen residential units. Miramar 7 Puriri Street 23/10/2020 475707 Land Use: Additions and alterations Mt Cook 99 Tasman Street 23/10/2020 475714 Land Use: Demolish two storey balcony and rebuild ground floor balcony Mt Victoria 1 Armour Avenue 14/10/2020 474877 Change of Conditions: Relating to SR 459302 Newlands 11 Grumman Lane 14/10/2020 474869 Land Use and Subdivision: Three lot subdivision, new dwellings and earthworks Newlands 43A Horokiwi Road West 19/10/2020 475224 Land Use and Subdivision: Two lot freehold and a building recession plane breach Newtown 131 Coromandel Street 16/10/2020 475141 Land Use: Multi-unit development and associated earthworks Newtown 130 Coromandel Street 16/10/2020 475143 Land Use and Subdivision: Multi unit development and associated works Newtown 155A Riddiford Street 22/10/2020 475605 Land Use: Placement of container Ngauranga 11 Malvern Road 15/10/2020 474980 Land Use: New dwelling and garage Northland 18 Kaihuia Street 19/10/2020 475232 Land Use: Building recession plane breach and a change of conditions Northland 185 Orangi Kaupapa Road 20/10/2020 475324 Land Use: Additions and alterations including retaining wall Northland 76 Orangi Kaupapa Road 22/10/2020 475607 Land Use and Subdivision: Townhouse development with earthworks and fee simple subdivision Owhiro Bay 165 Happy Valley Road 13/10/2020 474774 Subdivision: Two lot fee simple Roseneath 148A Evans Bay Parade 16/10/2020 475124 Land Use: Clearing and levelling the site for a new dwelling Roseneath 21 Alexandra Road 16/10/2020 475135 Land Use: Infill dwelling Te Aro 187 Vivian Street 12/10/2020 474635 Land Use: Digital billboards Te Aro 15 Tory Street 15/10/2020 474989 Land Use: Roof top additions and signage on heritage building Te Aro 25 Vivian Street 16/10/2020 475129 Land Use: Building conversion into a hotel Te Aro 135 Cuba Street 21/10/2020 475474 Land Use: Additions and alterations Te Aro 79 Taranaki Street 15/10/2020 474981 Certificate of Compliance: Operating telecommunication facility Te Aro 144 Tory Street 20/10/2020 475330 Certificate of Compliance: Operating telecommunications facility Te Aro 2 Manners Street 20/10/2020 475335 Certificate of Compliance: Upgrade of an operating telecommunications facility Te Aro 49 Courtenay Place 14/10/2020 474862 Change of Conditions: Relating to SR 446687 Te Aro 45 Cuba Street 23/10/2020 475725 Change of Conditions: Relating to SR 443611 Thorndon 42 Molesworth Street 12/10/2020 474647 Land Use: Additions and alterations Thorndon 12 Glenbervie Terrace 13/10/2020 474764 Land Use: New dwelling Thorndon 31D Patanga Crescent 15/10/2020 475021 Land Use: Maintain overhanging pohutukawa tree Wellington Central 93 The Terrace 14/10/2020 474858 Certificate of Compliance: Operating telecommunication facility Wellington Central 111 Customhouse Quay 14/10/2020 474867 Certificate of Compliance: Operating telecommunication facility Wilton 19 Rochester Street 22/10/2020 475592 Change of Conditions: Relating to SR 449922 .
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