NZS 4404:2010

Land development and subdivision infrastructure

This document has been re-assessed by the committee, and judged to still be up to date.

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NZS 4404:2010 provides local authorities, developers, and their professional advisors with criteria for design and construction of land development and subdivision infrastructure. The Standard encourages sustainable development and modern design. It is applicable to greenfield and infill development, and brownfield redevelopment projects. Some of the key changes and improvements from NZS 4404:2004 include requirements for earthworks and geotechnical needs, roads, stormwater, wastewater, water supply, landscape, and network utility services. The Standard incorporates up-to-date design principles such as low impact design (LID) solutions to stormwater management, and urban design principles that encourage more sustainable places, spaces, and networks in towns and cities.

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Publishing information

Status: CURRENT

Published: 05/07/2010

Pages: 263

Committee:  P4404

This document may make references to other documents. All referenced documents are displayed below.

Standards NZ References:

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