

Have your say on Plan Change 120: What it means for you
We're so glad you're here! Happy reading! Got questions? Don't hesitate to get in touch! The Auckland Council has voted to endorse Draft Plan Change 120 – Housing Intensification and Resilience, which will be publicly notified next week on 3 November 2025. This important plan change replaces Plan Change 78 and aims to shape how Auckland grows, from how new housing is designed, to where future intensification should occur, and how we manage infrastructure and natural hazards a
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Oct 31


Government announces they’re putting a stop to “unnecessary plan changes” under the Resource Management Act (RMA)
On the 16 th of July, the Government announced that it intends to stop councils from progressing “unnecessary plan and regional policy statement reviews” under the current Resource Management Act (RMA). The intention is to free up council time and resources so that they can focus on transitioning to a more streamlined resource management system, which will come into effect in 2027.

Giana Pedrazza
Jul 29


Subdividing And Protecting Indigenous Ecosystems
Most of New Zealand's remaining indigenous biodiversity resides on private land and not public conservation land. Most farmers and landowners debate whether to use it or conserve it, and a decision is usually based on their own personal, social and cultural goals. Biodiversity protection can leverage landowners into the development of land for creating additional titles. However, size and quality matter.

Giana Pedrazza
Apr 24


Buckton Surveyors & Planners Newsletter: Navigating the Subdivision Process
At Buckton, we specialise in guiding landowners and developers through the subdivision process. Learn the key steps of this process here.

Giana Pedrazza
Mar 21


July 2024 - Incredible local drone views, and a bit of information on council infrastructure and transferable titles rights.
July 2024 - Incredible local drone views, and a bit of information on council infrastructure.
Gabriel Hare
Jul 23, 2024




