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District Plans and Town Planning for Construction of Small Buildings - CIBC5005

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This course CIBC5005 is a part of the New Zealand Diploma in Architectural Technology and covers the topic of District Plans and Town Planning for Construction of Small Buildings. The course covers the Resource Management Act, Building Act, Territorial Authorities, Resource Consent, District Plan, and Geographical Information System. The course is divided into Level 4 and Level 5 with a total of 30 credits. The learning objectives include providing an overview of the Resource Management Act, explaining the role of a District Plan in the Building Consent process, describing the Land Use Consent application process, requirements of territorial authorities and common terminology associated with the Land Use Consent process, and explaining the implications of a district plan on a potential building development.

District Plans and Town Planning for Construction of Small Buildings - CIBC5005

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Topic: District Plans and Town PlanningLevel 415 creditsNew Zealand Diploma in Architectural TechnologyConstruction for Small BuildingsCIBC5005Level 515 CreditsStudents will gain an understanding of the Resource Management Act and how that effects Town Planning and the use of a District Plan within the Resource Consent process.
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IntroductionLIM /PIM / LBP•Land Information Memorandum•Project Information Memorandum•Licensed Building PractitionersThe Resource Management Act controls what we build and where we build it. The Building Act controls how we build it.TATerritorial Authorities•Who are they•What are their responsibilitiesDistrict Plans & Town PlanningRMA / BAGISAn overview of the•Resource Management Act•Building ActGeographical Information SystemDistrict PlanManagement of our City ResourcesRCResource Consent•What is it•When is it required
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Learning Outcome: Students will be able to demonstrate their knowledge of this topic by:a.Being able to provide an overview of the Resource Management Act.b.Explaining the role of a District Plan in the Building Consent process for residential dwellings.c.Describing the Land Use Consent application process, requirements of territorial authorities and common terminology associated with the Land Use Consent processd.Explaining the implications of a district plan on a potential building developmentDistrict Plans & Town PlanningLearning Objectives
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District Plans & Town PlanningLearning Objectives
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The Building Act 2004 is relatively simple.Compliance documents and referenced standards. The Resource Management Act 1991 is very complexMany rules and regulations within the Act itself.Building Act 2004 controls •constructionResource Management Act 1991controls •what we build•where we build the structuresDistrict Plans & Town PlanningIntroduction
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RMA1991Building Act 2004LAWMinistry of EnvironmentRegional CouncilTADOCControls ConstructionControlsWhat & WhereAdministered BySet of Rules to Comply with RMARegional PlanDistrict PlanResource ConsentsLand UseSubdivisionCoastalWater PermitDischarge PermitPermittedControlledRestricted DiscretionaryDiscretionaryNon-complyingProhibitedNotifiedNon-notifiedNuts & BoltsDistrict Plans & Town PlanningIntroduction
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Review NZBCMonitor BCATo Comply with NZBC•Acceptable SolutionNZS – NZS3604•Verification Method(Alternative Solution)BRANZOther Legislations for Building OwnersReviewDistrict Plans & Town PlanningBuilding ActBuilding Act 2004Sets out the LawSets out Performance StandardsBuilding Act 1991Fencing Act 1978Fencing & Swimming Pools 1987Historic Places Act 1993RMA 1991BuildingRegulations2004Governs Building Industry•Standards•Licensing & Accreditation•MonitoringMBIENZBCBCAAll Buildings in NZ must comply with NZBC
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Controls the use and development of New Zealand’s natural and physical resources.Other legislative ActsThe Crown Minerals Act 1991 The Hazardous Substances and New Organisms Act 1996The Fisheries Act 1996The Forests Act 1949The Maritime Transport Act 1994, controls the marine pollution from ships and offshore structuresThe RMA does not, therefore, provide a fully integrated resource management regime.District Plans & Town PlanningResource Management Act (RMA)
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