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Every year Council reviews its fees and charges.
This is to ensure that each charge recovers the costs associated with:
Goods, services and amenities that council provides
Issuing and monitoring of permits, inspections and other approvals associated with council’s bylaws
Processing and making decisions on resource consents, plan changes and designations, and fulfilling other regulatory obligations under other legislation
Financial Contributions
Council also reviews its Financial Contributions (FINCOs) and can agree to waivers/reductions through this annual review. FINCOs are charged against new developments to address the impacts that development will have. Generally FINCOs are used to fund the additional infrastructure (eg. water supply, wastewater network, stormwater, roads and reserves and facilities) that’s required to service new developments.
This year, we are proposing to reduce FINCOs for development of community housing and Papakāinga.
For applications for developments of up to 10 dwellings, the equivalent of a FINCO for one dwelling would be charged, with a 100% reduction applied to the additional dwellings. For developments of more than 10 dwellings, the same reduction would apply for up to 10 dwellings, with additional dwellings having their FINCOs assessed in accordance with the District Plan. There is eligibility and other criteria that applies.
For more
You can read the statement of proposal to find out more about this proposal, along with other proposed changes to fees and charges on this page under Key Documents.
How to share your thoughts
We want to make it easy for you to share your ideas and thoughts with a number of options:.
Explore this online hub where you can complete our online submission form.
Post your feedback to Fees and Charges review, Western Bay of Plenty District Council, Private Bag 12803, Tauranga Mail Centre, Tauranga 3143.
Drop your feedback off at any of our Library and Service Centres in Waihī Beach, Katikati, Ōmokoroa, Te Puke or to the main Council Office at Barkes Corner.
Feedback is open until 5pm Thursday 21 April 2022.
Every year Council reviews its fees and charges.
This is to ensure that each charge recovers the costs associated with:
Goods, services and amenities that council provides
Issuing and monitoring of permits, inspections and other approvals associated with council’s bylaws
Processing and making decisions on resource consents, plan changes and designations, and fulfilling other regulatory obligations under other legislation
Financial Contributions
Council also reviews its Financial Contributions (FINCOs) and can agree to waivers/reductions through this annual review. FINCOs are charged against new developments to address the impacts that development will have. Generally FINCOs are used to fund the additional infrastructure (eg. water supply, wastewater network, stormwater, roads and reserves and facilities) that’s required to service new developments.
This year, we are proposing to reduce FINCOs for development of community housing and Papakāinga.
For applications for developments of up to 10 dwellings, the equivalent of a FINCO for one dwelling would be charged, with a 100% reduction applied to the additional dwellings. For developments of more than 10 dwellings, the same reduction would apply for up to 10 dwellings, with additional dwellings having their FINCOs assessed in accordance with the District Plan. There is eligibility and other criteria that applies.
For more
You can read the statement of proposal to find out more about this proposal, along with other proposed changes to fees and charges on this page under Key Documents.
How to share your thoughts
We want to make it easy for you to share your ideas and thoughts with a number of options:.
Explore this online hub where you can complete our online submission form.
Post your feedback to Fees and Charges review, Western Bay of Plenty District Council, Private Bag 12803, Tauranga Mail Centre, Tauranga 3143.
Drop your feedback off at any of our Library and Service Centres in Waihī Beach, Katikati, Ōmokoroa, Te Puke or to the main Council Office at Barkes Corner.
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Timeline
Open for feedback
Fees and Charges 2022/23 has finished this stage
21 March - 21 April 2022
Consultation on Council’s fees and charges is open for feedback.
Review feedback
Fees and Charges 2022/23 is currently at this stage
April - May 2022
Council will review all feedback that has been received throughout the consultation period.
Decisions
this is an upcoming stage for Fees and Charges 2022/23
May 2022
Councilwill make decisions based on feedback received and will adopt the final Schedule of Fees and Charges 2022/23.