Charge out rates for building consents
David made this Official Information request to Wellington City Council
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      From: David
      
    
    Dear Wellington City Council,
Hello
Could you please advise the hourly charge out rates for professionals the Council either employ or contracts to to approve building consents:
This would include by way of example, Professional Engineers (structural,civil,mechanical,etc) ; council employees, administrators and support staff.
Many thanks
Yours faithfully,
David
        From: BUS: Assurance
        Wellington City Council
      
    
    Tēnā koe David
 
Thank you for your email dated 01/09/2021 requesting information about the
 hourly rates for professionals the Council employ/contracts to approve
 building consents.
 
Our team will manage your request under the Local Government Official
 Information and Meetings Act 1987 which requires us to provide a decision
 as soon as possible, but no later than 29/09/2021, being 20 working days
 of receipt.
 
The reference number for your request is IRC-2322.
 
Please contact us if you have any further questions.
 
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        From: Ian Hunter
        Wellington City Council
      
    
    Good afternoon David,
 
Thank you for your email to the Council received on 1 September 2021 in
 which you requested the hourly charge out rate for professionals the
 Council either employ or contracts to approve building consents.
 
The Council’s website contains an overview of charges relating to the
 building consent process and can be accessed via the following link:
 [1]https://wellington.govt.nz/property-rate...
 
If I have understood your question correctly then I can advise the
 processing of building consent applications are charged depending on the
 project value and complexity rather than an hourly rate of the staff
 involved.
 
However; where additional inspections or professional engineering input is
 required, specific charges may be applied. Such charges are outlined on
 the Council’s website.
 
Should you have any further questions please feel free to contact me.
 
Kind regards,
Ian
 
Ian Hunter
Assurance Advisor | Assurance | Wellington City Council
P 04 803 8315 | M 021 227 8315
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From: David <[FOI #16598 email]>
 Sent: Wednesday, 1 September 2021 5:19 pm
 To: BUS: Assurance <[email address]>
 Subject: Official Information request - Charge out rates for building
 consents
 
Dear Wellington City Council,
 
Hello
 
Could you please advise the hourly charge out rates for professionals the
 Council either employ or contracts to to approve building consents:
 
This would include by way of example, Professional Engineers
 (structural,civil,mechanical,etc) ; council employees, administrators and
 support staff.
 
Many thanks
 
Yours faithfully,
 
David
 
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