LAND DEVELOPMENT
Land development projects typically occur with a change in land use or with an expansion or redevelopment of an existing land use. We also deliver land subdivision services as part of our expertise.
Bonisch has been a key delivery partner in a range of projects including sports field upgrades, retirement villages, quarry/mining activities, tourist ventures, airport extensions, commercial/industrial site works, dairy farm conversions, forestry development and land subdivisions.
Our land development services include:
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Engineering design
Building consent approvals
Preparation of contract documentation
Tender, evaluating and awarding of contracts
Project management and site observations
Contract administration
Compliance and certifications
Land Development and Environmental Considerations
The resource consent process has been put in place to protect our environmental resources and ensure that land will be rehabilitated after development projects such as mining or earthworks.
Bonisch navigates the processes before commencing a land development project as well as any underlying issues that may come to light during the course of a project. If you require the assistance of specialists or experts in certain fields, we can help facilitate these relationships to ensure the process runs smoothly.
Relevant areas include:
Land development projects
Mining
Gravel extraction and quarrying
Earthworks
Geotechnical assessment
Land contamination and waste management
Planting plans and re-vegetation
Altering a watercourse or disturbing a lakebed
Land Subdivision
Land subdivision is one of the main specialist services provided by Bonisch. We have all expertise in-house to help your project transition though each respective stage with ease.
There are several types of subdivision:
Freehold subdivision (most common, creates a separate Certificate of Title for each new lot created)
Cross lease subdivision (e.g. where buildings are individually owned, the land they sit on is jointly owned by all parties registered in the cross lease subdivision)
Unit title subdivision (where properties are joined together, e.g. apartment building)
Key components of the subdivision process include: