A wastewater overflow has entered Lake Whakatipu along part of the Frankton Arm near Goldfield Heights. The issue was resolved within five minutes of the overflow occurring, but warning signage has been erected on the lakefront in the affected area. Water quality testing is underway and signage will be removed once clear results are returned.

Application forms

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If you are applying for a resource consent or a related planning process (such as subdividing your land), please use the relevant form below. Once your application has been entered into our system, you will receive an initial fee invoice and how to make payment. Visit our Charges and Fees page to find out what charges apply.

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Resource Consent Application Forms

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Other relevant forms (including submissions, subdivisions, site engineering)

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QLDC Resource Consents Web Page Updates Change To Application Payments Web Banner Feb25

These changes are part of ongoing efforts to improve the customer experience of the resource consent application process.

What's changed?

  • Applicants must not make any payment before lodging a resource consent through QLDC’s online Community Portal. 

  • Instead, an invoice for the initial fee will be issued once an application has been received (typically within 1-2 business days).

  • Payment correctly listing the application reference must be received before an application can progress further. 

  • Payments must only be made on receipt of an invoice. 

Resource consent application forms

The standard application form for making an application for Resource Consent is Form 9 below. We've also provided a number of forms which are tailored to specific types of activities and these can be accessed from the drop-down lists.

Other relevant forms

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eDocs

QLDC's information portal for fast and transparent access to Building Consent and Resource Consent information.

Engineering acceptance

Ensuring compliance with QLDC’s Land Development and Subdivision Code of Practice and Resource Consent conditions.