Auckland Council criticised for 'inconsistent' approach to rural residential consenting
Judge raps the council over the knuckles.
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One of the first countryside living zone cases to be considered by the Environment Court under the new Unitary Plan has resulted in Kumeu Property being granted interim consent for a 114-resident retirement village.
Consenting authority Auckland Council did not get off lightly, with Judge Jon
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Sally Lindsay
Fri, 23 Mar 2018
Fri, 23 Mar 2018
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Auckland Council criticised for 'inconsistent' approach to rural residential consenting
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