We prepare resource consent applications for a diverse range of clients throughout New Zealand. From private individuals, to government agencies and developers undertaking complex projects, we have the expertise to manage it all.
We work closely with Councils across the Motu, ensuring our consultants are experts in RMA planning processes and matters. This enables us to streamline the process for you while adhering to all regulatory requirements and reducing costs. Our team possess a wide range of experience. We can prepare and assist with consenting strategies, project scoping, assessments of effects and project management for consents for new activities and/or re-consenting existing activities.
Our Work
We work across multiple industries, Browse some of our recent resource consent projects to see how we can help you.
Hot Salt Water Pools – He Puna Taimoana
He Puna Taimoana, the hot pools at New Brighton, was a catalyst for the regeneration of Christchurch’s seaside village. The project represents a true community and regeneration project for Christchurch.
Planz has successfully obtained consents for a diverse range of rural tourism providers across Christchurch City, Banks Peninsula, and the Mackenzie District. Our experience includes securing approvals for jet boat
Planz supported the Lyttelton Port Company in obtaining resource consents for the development of land-side facilities for a new recreational boating marina in Lyttelton.
Planz Consultants played a key role in securing resource consent for Tupuārangi, a 283-bed student accommodation facility standing 26.56 metres high on Homestead Lane, part of the University of Canterbury
Planz has extensive experience in securing resource consents for a wide range of suburban shopping developments adjacent to residential areas across Auckland, Christchurch, and the Selwyn Districts.
The development the visitor centre and café in the Christchurch Botanic Gardens involved ongoing consultation with Ngāi Tahu to deliver an award-winning building in a sensitive landscape setting.
Planz provides ongoing advice and consenting services for clients establishing contractors’ yards in rural areas across Christchurch and the Selwyn Districts.
“We’ve had the pleasure of working with Planz for the past 10 years or so on various commercial and residential developments, and we couldn't be more satisfied with their services. Their expertise in town planning has been invaluable in navigating the complexities of our projects. We wholeheartedly recommend Planz to anyone looking for a trusted partner in town planning. Their passion and expertise will undoubtedly elevate any project.”
JP SinghManaging Director, TAG
“Advice from Planz has been instrumental to us achieving our property development outcomes by providing clear pathways for compliance, planning and consent matters. Their expert knowledge is reinforced by their professional and dedicated team.”
Ben LaganManaging Director, Carbon Property
“We have collaborated with Tim and the team at Planz for several years and greatly appreciate their excellent communication and ability to simplify the complexities of consenting. They offer clear insights into potential challenges and effective resolution strategies. Their commitment to collaborative problem-solving ensures a smooth planning process. Overall, they are a dependable partner, and they consistently deliver exceptional results.”
Ed LeesonGeneral Manager, Ōtautahi Community Housing Trust
“In 2008, we were completely new to world of planning, but knew we needed resource consent to build on our section. We approached several consultancies, and chose to work Planz because they had great contacts with the local council and knew the district plan inside out, plus they were very competitively priced. We got a great result, and we've been back to use them several times over the years.”
Sally NHomeowner
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Our knowledgable team will guide you through the resource consent process, ensuring your project meets all regulations smoothly and efficiently.
