The Hatea Loop and associated projects, Whangarei

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Client: Whangarei District Council

Project: The development of the Hatea loop walkway adjacent to the Hatea river and associated features including Te Matau a Pohe, the canopy bridge, the pocket park, Kotuitui Whitinga pedestrian bridge and the heritage trail and art walk.

Our Work: Reyburn and Bryant were responsible for obtaining resource consents for the Hatea loop and associated features. Reyburn and Bryant’s involvement with Te Matau a Pohe included processing the resource consent on behalf of the Whangarei District Council,  legalisation surveying and post construction monitoring.

Reyburn and Bryant’s involvement with the canopy bridge included topographical surveying, setout and obtaining resource consent. Our planners were also involved in obtaining resource consents for mangrove removal and dredging to improve the walkway aesthetics.

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The Hatea Loop and associated projects, Whangarei
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Reyburn & Bryant
Land Surveyors
- 2021

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Proud Northland Based Planners & Surveyors.

Reyburn and Bryant are a long-established Northland based Planning and Surveying firm servicing from Auckland through to Kaitaia including Orewa, Warkworth, Wellsford, Mangawhai, Whangarei, Paihia, Russell and Kerikeri.

Our young and enthusiastic team specialise in surveying, planning, civil engineering, land development, resource consents and project management. We service a wide range of high-calibre private and public sector clients and are routinely involved in exciting projects.

The company was founded in 1965 by the original directors David Reyburn and Selwyn Bryant. The current directors have been in partnership since 2005 and since then business has grown exponentially.

Reyburn and Bryant are leaders in their field utilising state of the art technology, including an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) and modern GPS systems. The UAV is a cost effective solution that provides accurate survey data allowing for challenging terrain to be surveyed with ease.

Our staff are also members of the New Zealand Institute of Surveyors (NZIS) and New Zealand Planning Institute (NZPI).

Reyburn and Bryant aim to keep processes simple and work closely with our clients to obtain the outcome they desire.