Step 2: Details

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To save you entering more information later on, the development contributions estimator asks you a couple of questions at this stage. These questions help the Development Contributions Estimator to know what instructions and development types you will require in subsequent steps.

 

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The Development Contributions Estimator does not perform estimates for more than one consent type at the same time. When doing a feasibility that requires this, you should think about the type of consent application that would reach its payment trigger first, and perform estimates sequentially based on this, exporting your estimates to MS Excel.

 

Keep in mind that Auckland Council will not require you to pay the same units of demand twice. You can take this into account in your sequential estimates by in each case entering the existing state to be the same as the proposed state from your previous estimate in your sequence of estimates.

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Built structures include buildings, car parks – anything other than bare grass. If you're not sure contact an Auckland Council development contributions assessor to find out.
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Contributions paid previously are likely to attract a credit, and you should take that into account when reviewing your estimate.

 

For example if you have paid units of demand at subdivision and are now estimating contributions payable at building consent you should subtract the cost of contributions already paid at subdivision from your final estimate.