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Find out where to go for advice and information on resource consents in Queenstown Lakes District.
Talk to us
If you're unsure if you need a resource consent for your proposed activity, speak or meet with our Duty Planner who can help you find what District Plan rules may apply.
Employ a professional
If your activity requires resource consent, we recommend that you seek the help of an independent planning or resource management consultant. They will be able to provide detailed planning advice and can prepare and lodge resource consent applications on your behalf.