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Apply for a consent to put in a residential or small heated pool
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Consent application fee
The cost of putting in your residential or small heated pool will depend on the nature and value of your project. There are separate fees for resource and building consents.
Use our
deposit calculator to find out.
If you are unsure if you need a building consent, resource consent or both, see Put in a swimming pool or large spa and Check if you need a consent to put in a residential pool or spa.
How to apply for a consent to put in a residential or small heated pool
Our tip
If your residential or small heated pool is close to a boundary, and you have the written approval from your neighbours, you can apply for a
Deemed Permitted Boundary Activity.
This application replaces the need to apply for a resource consent.
You will still need to apply for a building consent, if required.
Apply for a resource consent
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We will return incomplete applications and ask for the missing information.
What happens next
It can take us up to
20 working days to assess your building consent application.
We will let you know the decision by email or post.
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