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Bylaws updates: 6 November 2009
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The council's bylaws are subject to ongoing review to ensure that they meet
their purpose. It is appropriate that the council considers the effectiveness
and implications of its bylaws continuously and to make amendments where this is
appropriate.
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The Bylaw stems from a variety of legislation which empowers councils to
carry out administrative functions not covered under their District Plans. A
bylaw is a rule or regulation made by a local authority which affects the
public, which orders something to be done, or in some cases, not to be done.
Where to get copies from
Copies of Bylaws are available for viewing at public counters throughout the
Council and at all Auckland City public libraries. They are available for
purchase at $10 each (GST incl) from:
City Planning
Auckland City Council
Private Bag 92 516
Wellesley Street
Auckland
Phone us
Email: Bylaw@aucklandcity.govt.nz
Updated November 2009
