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Shared driveways When a driveway gives access to 2 or more properties, it is usually jointly owned by the owners of those properties and they are responsible for maintaining and repairing the shared driveway. Your certificate of title may have information about who needs to pay for maintenance and repairs.

Shared driveways When a driveway gives access to 2 or more properties, it is usually jointly owned by the owners of those properties and they are responsible for maintaining and repairing the shared driveway. Your certificate of title may have information about who needs to pay for maintenance and repairs.

A two-way driveway in a residential zone that is 5.5m wide will require the crossing to be 5.5m at the boundary or may be narrowed to 2.75m if there are passing places with clear sight lines. One way access in a centres/mixed use zone may only need to be 3m wide.

A two-way driveway in a residential zone that is 5.5m wide will require the crossing to be 5.5m at the boundary or may be narrowed to 2.75m if there are passing places with clear sight lines. One way access in a centres/mixed use zone may only need to be 3m wide.

You may need a resource consent if you're adding or altering a driveway, kerb or channel in a residential area. If you're building a new house, you'll be asked if there's a suitable existing vehicle crossing in your building consent. If there's not, you need to apply for a vehicle crossing with your building consent.

You may need a resource consent if you're adding or altering a driveway, kerb or channel in a residential area. If you're building a new house, you'll be asked if there's a suitable existing vehicle crossing in your building consent. If there's not, you need to apply for a vehicle crossing with your building consent.

The driveway should not be wider where pedestrians are using it than it is at the property boundary. The driveway width and turning radii should be minimised to slow vehicle speeds. There should be adequate visibility between people using the footpath and vehicles entering and exiting the driveway.

The driveway should not be wider where pedestrians are using it than it is at the property boundary. The driveway width and turning radii should be minimised to slow vehicle speeds. There should be adequate visibility between people using the footpath and vehicles entering and exiting the driveway.

Shared driveways are often called 'rights of way'. This name refers to the most commonly used method of forming a shared driveway, by granting a right of way easement. This right of way allows one property owner to pass over another property owner's land.

Shared driveways are often called 'rights of way'. This name refers to the most commonly used method of forming a shared driveway, by granting a right of way easement. This right of way allows one property owner to pass over another property owner's land.

Can you park across your own driveway? You are not allowed to park across your own driveway. There are good reasons for this: traffic wardens can't tell whether you live there or not, so they will ticket a vehicle across a driveway.

Can you park across your own driveway? You are not allowed to park across your own driveway. There are good reasons for this: traffic wardens can't tell whether you live there or not, so they will ticket a vehicle across a driveway.

If there is an immediate risk to the safety of people or property call us on 09 355 3553. Contact us online. You can now use online forms to report a problem, request information, report illegal parking, or provide other feedback. Get help with your travel. ... Contact us by phone. ... Submit an official information request.

If there is an immediate risk to the safety of people or property call us on 09 355 3553. Contact us online. You can now use online forms to report a problem, request information, report illegal parking, or provide other feedback. Get help with your travel. ... Contact us by phone. ... Submit an official information request.

A two-way driveway in a residential zone that is 5.5m wide will require the crossing to be 5.5m at the boundary or may be narrowed to 2.75m if there are passing places with clear sight lines. One way access in a centres/mixed use zone may only need to be 3m wide.

The driveway should not be wider where pedestrians are using it than it is at the property boundary. The driveway width and turning radii should be minimised to slow vehicle speeds. There should be adequate visibility between people using the footpath and vehicles entering and exiting the driveway.

A two-way driveway in a residential zone that is 5.5m wide will require the crossing to be 5.5m at the boundary or may be narrowed to 2.75m if there are passing places with clear sight lines. One way access in a centres/mixed use zone may only need to be 3m wide.

Vehicle crossings must be at a 90 degree angle to the property boundary. Vehicle crossings can be no wider than 3 metres at the property boundary and the road reserve (see Chapter E27 of the Auckland Unitary Plan - table E27.

The driveway should not be wider where pedestrians are using it than it is at the property boundary. The driveway width and turning radii should be minimised to slow vehicle speeds. There should be adequate visibility between people using the footpath and vehicles entering and exiting the driveway.

Call us on 09 301 0101 to report something that is causing an immediate risk to the safety of a person, people or property. ​Online. You can use our online form to make an enquiry, give us a compliment, or provide feedback. ... By phone. ... ​By social media. ... In person. ... By post. ... ​Media enquiries.

Vehicle crossings must be at a 90 degree angle to the property boundary. Vehicle crossings can be no wider than 3 metres at the property boundary and the road reserve (see Chapter E27 of the Auckland Unitary Plan - table E27.

Call us on 09 301 0101 to report something that is causing an immediate risk to the safety of a person, people or property. ​Online. You can use our online form to make an enquiry, give us a compliment, or provide feedback. ... By phone. ... ​By social media. ... In person. ... By post. ... ​Media enquiries.