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- Assessment of Environmental Effects (AEE)
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- Project information memorandum (PIM)
- Resource consent
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Land information memorandum (LIM)
A Land Information Memorandum (LIM) is a collation of the information the council holds on a property. Most people want a LIM because they are considering buying or selling a residential or commercial property and want to find out as much as possible about it before making a final decision.
The information provided is based on a search of council database records. There may be other information relating to the property which is not known to council - for example illegal or unauthorised building or works on the property. Note that LIM information is not based on an inspection of the property.
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