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In New Zealand, the Building Act 2004 requires building owners to notify their territorial authority (council) when they intend to change the use of a building.This notification is crucial because the new use may trigger different Building Code requirements, potentially necessitating upgrades to ensure the building's safety, health, and durability
Owners must give written notice to the council before changing a building's use
The new use must comply with the Building Code as nearly as is reasonably practicable
A change in use can trigger the need to upgrade safety features, accessibility, and other aspects of the building to meet the requirements of the new use.
Depending on the extent of the changes needed, a building consent may be required.
The council will assess the proposed change of use to ensure it meets the relevant Building Code requirements
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