Direct Answer
CiviEase helps property owners, builders, developers and contractors understand New Zealand council and construction compliance problems. If you received a Resource Consent RFI, Section 92 further information request, subdivision question, vehicle crossing request, CAR/TMP requirement or traffic management issue, send us the council letter, site address, plans or work details and we can help identify the next step.
Did council send you a letter?
If council has sent you a letter, RFI or Section 92 request, do not guess what they need. Send the full letter, site address and plans so the issue can be reviewed in context.
You do not need to know the exact service name
You do not need to know the exact service name. Many people only know that council asked for more information, a driveway approval, a traffic assessment, a CAR, a TMP or site-start traffic management.
What CiviEase can help with
CiviEase can help with Resource Consent, Council RFI, Section 92, s92 Further Information Request, Subdivision, Vehicle Crossing, Driveway Access, CAR, Corridor Access Request, TMP, Traffic Management Plan, Temporary Traffic Management, Traffic Assessment, Parking Assessment, Construction Compliance. We keep these terms visible because NZ council letters often use the English wording.
- Resource Consent support
- Council RFI / Section 92 help
- Subdivision consent support
- Vehicle Crossing / driveway access help
- Traffic Assessment / Parking Assessment
- CAR / Corridor Access Request support
- TMP / Traffic Management Plan support
- Temporary Traffic Management
- Traffic management vehicle and equipment hire support
Before consent approval
Before consent approval, CiviEase can help with Resource Consent support, Council RFI / Section 92 help, subdivision consent support, Traffic Assessment, Parking Assessment, Vehicle Crossing and Driveway Access matters.
After consent approval
After consent approval, projects may still need CAR, Corridor Access Request support, TMP, Traffic Management Plan support, Temporary Traffic Management, vehicles or equipment before site work can start.
What to send us
The fastest first step is to send the documents you already have. You do not need to prepare a perfect brief before contacting CiviEase.
- Site address
- Plans or drawings
- Council letter
- RFI / Section 92 request
- Photos
- Work dates
- Contractor methodology
- Traffic management needs
- Equipment needs
Service areas
CiviEase supports projects across Christchurch, Canterbury, Auckland, Selwyn, Waimakariri, Ashburton. Service availability depends on project fit, location, timing and requirements.
Important disclaimer
CiviEase does not guarantee council approval. Approval depends on the proposal, site constraints, district plan rules, road controlling authority requirements, available information and council assessment. Availability of vehicles, equipment and traffic management crews is subject to booking, site suitability and project requirements.
FAQs
I received a council letter. What should I do?
Send CiviEase the full council letter, site address, plans and any deadline so the issue can be reviewed in context.
What is a Council RFI or Section 92 request?
It is a request from council for more information before it can continue assessing a Resource Consent or related application.
Do I need to know the exact service before contacting CiviEase?
No. Send what you have and CiviEase can help identify whether the next step is RFI, subdivision, traffic, vehicle crossing, CAR, TMP or traffic management support.
Can CiviEase help with subdivision, vehicle crossing, CAR or TMP?
Yes. CiviEase can help identify and support these construction compliance issues where they apply to your project.
What should I send first?
Send the site address, plans or drawings, council letter, RFI / Section 92 request, photos, work dates and methodology if available.
Does CiviEase guarantee council approval?
No. Approval depends on the proposal, site constraints, rules, road controlling authority requirements, available information and council assessment.
Can I send English council documents?
Yes. Council letters, plans and work details can be sent in English.