Valuation objections
This online service is for objections to property valuations.
We want to hear from you if your property has changed through
alterations or subdivision and you feel that this has not been reflected in your
new valuation. You have a statutory right to object
to all or any of the values provided in the Notice of Valuation.
Note that you cannot object on the grounds of any possible effects of new
values on your rates. Also note that a successful objection on one value, may
result in adjustments to the other values. More about
valuation objections.
 Making
an objection |
You will need
- the property address
- the property valuation number. This is included on the Notice of
Valuation or click
here to search for the valuation number.
- any supporting information saved as TIFF files
on your computer.
Instructions
- you must agree to the terms for making an objection to access the
online service
- you will find step by step instructions as you go through the
process
- close the browser window when you are finished
- note that the session will expire after 20 minutes so make sure you
have everything you need before you start.
- when using the service we recommend that you use the navigation
buttons provided within the screens. Use of the 'enter' key in
some screens may have unexpected results
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Terms
Anyone can object to the valuation of a
property. However
- you must lodge
your objection within 20 working days from the date of the valuation notice
- you must inform the property owner of an objection if you do not own
the property
- there is no guarantee that a review will result in the value of
property being amended
- an adjustment to the value of a property may result in the change of
rates for that property
Click
here to agree
to these terms and access the online service
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Help and about this service
| About this online service |
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| Supporting information |
Include supporting information and possible sources of more
information with your objection. The onus of proof is on you.
For security reasons we
can only accept attachments in tiff format. If you want to include
information to support your objection, you will need to scan this and save
it as a .tif file on your computer before you
can attach it to your objection.
If you cannot supply supporting
material in this format, please post the documents quoting the property
valuation number as reference to:
Valuations Manager, Auckland City Council, Private Bag 92516, Wellesley
Street, Auckland
A .tif file is a file format for storing images. Scan
and save supporting information in TIFF format ending with the .tif
extension
TIFF is an acronym for tagged image file format |
| If you have a problem |
If there are a number of addresses with the same street
number and street name, check the legal description and certificate of
title to confirm the correct address.
Phone us on (09) 379-1344 or email
us if you have any problems.
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| Follow-up enquiries |
If you have any enquiries regarding your objection,
please phone us on (09) 379-1344 and quote the valuation number or
property address. |
Reviewed May 2007
