The right to appeal against our decisions on hearings panel recommendations for the proposed Auckland Unitary Plan ended in 2016.
After we created the proposed Auckland Unitary Plan, an Auckland Unitary Plan Independent Hearings Panel considered submissions Making a submission is a way people can express their views, opinions and suggestions on proposed changes, and influence the decisions being made. Anyone can make a submission, from individuals to community groups and organisations. from the public and made recommendations. We made a decision on each recommendation.
In certain circumstances, anyone could appeal to the Environment Court or the High Court against a decision we made on the recommendations.
These appeal rights are set out in section 156, 157 and 158 of the Local Government (Auckland Transitional) Provisions Act 2010 (LGATPA).
Read a summary of the circumstances in which a person could appeal against our decisions.
We published notices of appeal and interested party (section 274) notices on 31 October 2016. You can find these in Appeals on proposed Auckland Unitary Plan.
