Rural Subdivision – Landowners & Environment Win/Win
August 2020
Auckland’s rural subdivision rules aim to provide a win/win situation. A land holder gains a valuable new title with the ability for a new dwelling to be constructed, while a valuable contribution is made to the environment.
Sweeping changes to New Zealand’s resource management law
July 2020
The Resource Management Review Panel’s report has been released and recommends sweeping changes to New Zealand’s resource management law. Given the cross-party support for reform it now seems very likely that the RMA will go. Cato Bolam Director of Planning, Peter Reaburn, shares his initial thoughts.
The Coronavirus Period
March 2020
We at Cato Bolam wish you, together with all our clients and contacts, the very best while navigating the next few weeks of lockdown. With the Government placing New Zealand on Level 4 of the COVID-19 alert system, we would like to advise you how Cato Bolam can continue providing support to you during this time.
Cato Bolam Architecture
Nov 2019
Cato Bolam Architecture team is proud to get its first building consent approved for the 33 McKenzie Terraces project.
Upcoming Development Presentation – Te Atatu Peninsula
Nov 2019
This presentation will provide the latest information and discussions to assist you to maximise your property’s potential through subdivision, minor household units, town houses/terraced housing and apartments.
Massey North Town Centre appears in the New Zealand Herald
August 2019
The long-planned Westgate Town Centre at the end of the Northwestern Motorway is a step closer with approval for a $27-million library and town square.
Leaders of our Industry – Phil Twyford
July 2019
Leaders of industry interview with the Hon Phil Twyford.
Unit Titles Act 2010
The Unit Titles Act 2010 provides a new toolbox of tools for surveyors, developers, solicitors and other land professionals.
Ziplining on Waiheke appears in the New Zealand Herald
Cato Bolam has provided specialist planning and surveying services to Ecozip, assisting them to obtain required the Council Resource Consents and providing the site survey for their planning and design.