Introduction to Plan Making is part of NZPI's Plan Making stream of CPD. It has been designed for planners in the early stages of their professional careers, or for more experienced planners with limited skills and knowledge of the topic.
This one-day workshop is designed to provide the participants (including planners, local and regional government officers and private consultants, land surveyors and urban designers) with an overview to the plan development and review (both at the regional and local levels) process under the Resource Management Act 1991(RMA) and other relevant pieces of legislation. The workshop includes understanding the importance of s32 through the process, an introduction to drafting provisions and involves a range of case studies and exercises. It equips planners to plan in a post King Salmon world. The workshop draws on Gina’s extensive experience, and covers the 2017 amendment to the RMA, relevant case law and case studies from plan reviews and drafting, including:
Learning Outcomes:
An understanding of:
PRESENTED BY GINA SWEETMAN
Gina Sweetman is an experienced planner with a wide
range of experience, having worked for over 26 years in local and central
government and currently private practice. She has a strong knowledge of all
aspects of the RMA, with particular strengths in policy review and development,
training, statutory planning and implementing best RMA practice into everyday
practice.
Gina is also an experienced accredited Hearings Commissioner, appointed Development Contributions Commissioner and NZPI Distinguished Service Award recipient.
Registrations close at 9:00am on Monday 8th June. For any late registrations please email events@planning.org.nz
An invite to the Zoom meeting will be sent via email after registration has closed.
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