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165ZX: Consideration of plan change request and concurrent application
or “A council must look at changes to plans before deciding if someone can use the sea for fish farming.”

You could also call this:

“The council must decide and tell everyone about a shared request within 20 work days after they share their choice about changing the plan.”

When the regional council receives a plan change request and a concurrent application, they need to make a decision on the concurrent application. You should know that the council must publicly announce their decision within 20 working days after they have publicly notified their decision on the plan change request. The council will notify their decision on the plan change request according to clause 10(4) of Schedule 1. This ensures that the council’s decisions on related matters are made and announced in a timely manner.

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or “You can ask for a new decision within 20 working days if you don't agree with what was decided about using the sea and coast.”

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Resource Management Act 1991
Occupation of common marine and coastal area
165ZY: Regional council's decision on concurrent application

Part 7A Occupation of common marine and coastal area
Plan change requests and concurrent applications for coastal permits in relation to aquaculture activities

165ZYRegional council's decision on concurrent application

The regional council must make and publicly notify its decision on the concurrent application not later than the close of the 20th working day after publicly notifying its decision on the plan change request in accordance with clause 10(4) of Schedule 1.

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