2009/061: Whether a territorial authority was correct to issue building consents and code compliance certificates for four year-old houses where the cladding is exhibiting signs of failure

Abbreviation
2009/061
Valid from
5/08/2009

Information provider
Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment,
Information type
Determination,
Format
PDF,

Description

The determination arises from the authority's decisions to issue building consents and code compliance certificates for the four-year old houses at the addresses given in paragraph 1.1.

The authority's decisions are disputed by the applicants, due to concerns about the performance of the timber weatherboards on each of the houses.

The matters for determination in terms of sections 177(b)(i) and 188 of the current Act are whether the decision of the authority to issue a building consent for each house was correct; and whether the decision of the authority to issue a code compliance certificate for each house was also correct.

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Note: The decisions in this determination were reversed on appeal to the District Court. See: Rangi and Richdale v Upper Hutt City Council (District Court, Wellington, 13 April 2010, CIV-2009-085-983).

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Note: The decisions in this determination were reversed on appeal to the District Court. See: Rangi and Richdale v Upper Hutt City Council (District Court, Wellington, 13 April 2010, CIV-2009-085-983).

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2009/061: Whether a territorial authority was correct to issue building consents and code compliance certificates for four year-old houses where the cladding is exhibiting signs of failure

Description

The determination arises from the authority's decisions to issue building consents and code compliance certificates for the four-year old houses at the addresses given in paragraph 1.1.

The authority's decisions are disputed by the applicants, due to concerns about the performance of the timber weatherboards on each of the houses.

The matters for determination in terms of sections 177(b)(i) and 188 of the current Act are whether the decision of the authority to issue a building consent for each house was correct; and whether the decision of the authority to issue a code compliance certificate for each house was also correct.

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2009/061: Whether a territorial authority was correct to issue building consents and code compliance certificates for four year-old houses where the cladding is exhibiting signs of failure
Description

The determination arises from the authority's decisions to issue building consents and code compliance certificates for the four-year old houses at the addresses given in paragraph 1.1.

The authority's decisions are disputed by the applicants, due to concerns about the performance of the timber weatherboards on each of the houses.

The matters for determination in terms of sections 177(b)(i) and 188 of the current Act are whether the decision of the authority to issue a building consent for each house was correct; and whether the decision of the authority to issue a code compliance certificate for each house was also correct.

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2009/061: Whether a territorial authority was correct to issue building consents and code compliance certificates for four year-old houses where the cladding is exhibiting signs of failure

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