Bylaw review - Structures and Works in Public Places
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We’re updating our bylaw – have your say!
We’re reviewing our Structures and Works in Public Places Bylaw, a set of rules that help keep our public spaces safe and accessible during things like building work, maintenance, or when verandahs and balconies are built over footpaths.
This review is part of a regular 10-year check up to make sure our bylaw is still doing its job. We’re not making any big changes, just tidying up the wording, correcting typos (including adding the macron to Ōtorohanga!), and making sure everything lines up with current building regulations.
These updates will help Council continue to manage public safety and minimise disruption when work happens near or over public areas. We’d love to hear what you think before we make any final decisions.
Feedback is open from 30 June to 8 August 2025.
We’re updating our bylaw – have your say!
We’re reviewing our Structures and Works in Public Places Bylaw, a set of rules that help keep our public spaces safe and accessible during things like building work, maintenance, or when verandahs and balconies are built over footpaths.
This review is part of a regular 10-year check up to make sure our bylaw is still doing its job. We’re not making any big changes, just tidying up the wording, correcting typos (including adding the macron to Ōtorohanga!), and making sure everything lines up with current building regulations.
These updates will help Council continue to manage public safety and minimise disruption when work happens near or over public areas. We’d love to hear what you think before we make any final decisions.
Please note that all submissions will become public documents. If you do not wish your personal details (other than your name) to be made public, check to the below box.
All submissions (including your name, address and contact details) are provided to Council officers and elected members for the purpose of analysing feedback. Your personal information will also be used for the administration of the engagement and decision-making process.
Submissions (with individuals names and organisations only) will be available online.
If requested, submitter details may be released under the Local Government Official Information and Meetings Act 1987 unless there are grounds to withhold this information.
If there are good reasons why your name and/or submission should be kept confidential, please contact us on 07 873 4000 or through info@otodc.govt.nz
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