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Rangitane Maritime Development

The construction of a public boat ramp facility within the coastal marine area at Rangitane, Kerikeri.

  • Lodgement

  • Application compliant

  • Invited comments on application

  • Invited comments on draft conditions

  • Decision

Far North District Council and Far North Holdings Limited have applied to construct a public boat ramp facility at Rangitane, Kerikeri. 

On 3 September 2021, Schedule 26 was inserted into the COVID-19 Recovery (Fast-track Consenting) Referred Projects Order 2020 (the referral order), by clause 4 of the COVID-19 Recovery (Fast-track Consenting) Referred Projects Amendment Order (No 10) 2021.

Read Schedule 16 of the COVID-19 Recovery (Fast-track Consenting) Referred Projects Order 2020 – New Zealand Legislation website 

Latest updates – 13 April 2022

The panel released a record of jurisdictional determination, stating its finding that the consent application relates to a prohibited activity, and as such the expert consenting panel is precluded from making a determination or decision on the application. 

Rangitane Maritime Development record of determination (PDF, 482KB)

The application

The application documents for the development of a public boat ramp facility at Rangitane in the Bay of Islands.

Expert Consenting Panel

Information about the panel appointed to consider and decide the Rangitane Maritime development application.

Correspondence to and from the panel

This page has correspondence to and from the Rangitane Maritime Development expert consenting panel, and minutes and directions from the panel.

Comments from invited parties

The panel must invite written comments on the application.

Reports and advice

This page has reports, advice and further information provided to the Rangitane maritime development expert consenting panel.

The decision

The expert consenting panel appointed to determine the Rangitane Maritime Development application has released a record of jurisdictional determination.

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