This excerpt from a response to a recent application for an extension to earthworks season and highlights the importance of keeping on top of your compliance and maintaining a good relationship with your local authority.

BY THE NUMBERS
Hamilton City, with 96.86% on-time performance
Average on-time performance 73%
Poorest on-time performance 23.01%

Business Council ShapeNZ online panel survey on the issues last August showed that, among the 390 respondents, 44% had waited more than 21 days for their local authority to process a building consent in the previous year.
Of these 9% had waited more than 40 days.

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In the interest of enhancing client side security we have changed the CS-VUE login functionality. Now if you close your web browser without logging out of CS-VUE your session open and cannot be accessed from another computer for a period of thirty minutes. You are still able ot log back in at any time so long as you either reaccess from the same computer or log out correctly initially. This further improves our highly secure CS-VUE environment.

CATEGORISE / FILTER BY CATCHMENT

Many CS-VUE users filter by Catchment to define their stormwater / wastewater catchment areas however this field can be used to define any type of geographical boundary area.

Other uses for the catchment field can include:
Grouping similar types of projects together
Grouping regions
Grouping and searching consents by Territorial authorities
Dividing consents by operational territories

Local government organisations can still take advantage of LGOL's 7.5% discount offer.
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Our Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) philosophy means that we are all about making CS-VUE an even better product! If you have any suggestions about future updates or improvements, please let us know. Our development team is happy to consider any improvements as always, we roll-out product updates to all users, meaning all users benefit.