We may be able to help you if you are applying for a Resource Consent in the Tinopai Rohe/Area and within the Coastal Marine Area. 

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Our kaupapa/philosophy is respect, communication, common sense which is aligned with our Maori customary practices that incorporate history, knowledge and values of Maori society. 

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We will adhere to Ss 5-8 of the Resource Management Act Purpose and Principles - the heart of the act. 

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The rest will be based on your property, our historical knowledge of your property, a walkover of your property, and a property management plan (if required).

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If any of the following areas apply to your Resource Consent application, contact us:

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Domain: Within the Coastal Marine Area - Tinopai rohe [area]

Modification of Land
   Earthworks
   Trenching for utilities
   Roading
   Quarrying
   Building and/or its demolition
   Kaipara Harbour and tributaries

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For activities within 200 metres of the coastal marine area
   Natural character of the coastal environment
   Coastal marine area
   Wetlands
   Lakes
   Rivers and their margins
   Streams
   Estuaries
   Aquifers

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Mahinga kai: places where food is collected Biodiversity and Ecology
   Outstanding natural features
   Cultural landscapes
   Cultural sites of significance
   Areas of significant indigenous fauna
   Indigenous biodiversity and their ecology systems
   Flora and fauna Archaeology
   Culture and traditions
   Ancestral lands
   Water
   Wahi tapu
   Wahi tupuna
   Wahi tapu area
   Historic place
   Historic area
   Buildings and structures
   Kainga and fishing villages
   Archaeological sites
   Caves
   Activity adjacent to or on a Maori reserve
   Maori purposes zone
   Maori land Maori Ancestral Land
   Activity adjacent to or on a Maori reserve
   Maori land Conservation Areas – Commercial Activities
   Other Conservation areas
   Cultural sites of significance
   Cultural landscapes
   Marine Mammals Coastal Marine Area Fisheries
   Maori oyster reserves
   Mangroves
   Scallops
   Fisheries
   Indigenous biodiversity

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Early identification of potential effects can enable modification of your proposal for consent to avoid potential effects and assist in identifying how the effects can be remedied or mitigated.