Not a LIM. Open council and LINZ data, explained. Details

Method and sources

This is not a LIM. A Land Information Memorandum is issued by the council under s 44A of the Local Government Official Information and Meetings Act 1987. This site and its reports bring together open data; they do not replace it.

Sources

• LINZ: NZ Addresses, NZ Primary Parcels, NZ Property Titles (the layer without owners), CC BY 4.0
• Auckland Council open data: Unitary Plan base zone, special character, historic heritage, significant ecological areas, precincts, height variation control, aircraft noise, liquefaction vulnerability, landslide susceptibility 2025, tsunami evacuation zone, coastal inundation — CC BY 4.0
• Stats NZ: Building consents issued, August 2026, by Auckland local board, CC BY 4.0
• Auckland Unitary Plan (operative, July 2026), chapters H3 to H6

How addresses are matched

Each address point is placed in the parcel and in the council map layers that contain it. Near the edge of a mapped area the result can differ from the parcel as a whole. Suburb pages show only shares of addresses; the report covers one property.

What is missing

Flood plains, flood-prone areas and overland flow paths (no open licence), consents, rates and valuations. Other councils than Auckland.

LINZ – NZ Addresses, NZ Primary Parcels, NZ Property Titles (without owners), CC BY 4.0; Auckland Council open data – Unitary Plan base zone, overlays and natural hazard layers, CC BY 4.0; Stats NZ – Building consents issued: August 2026, CC BY 4.0; Auckland Unitary Plan (operative, July 2026), chapters H3–H6.