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Does the development involve subdivision work? Yes No
If ‘Yes’ provide appropriate subdivision work plans and specifications, which are to include:
(a)
details of the existing and proposed subdivision pattern (including the number of lots and the location of
roads),
(b)
details as to which public authorities have been consulted with as to the provision of utility services to
the land concerned,
(c) detailed engineering plans as to the following matters:
(i) earthworks,
(ii) roadworks,
(iii) road pavement,
(iv) road furnishings,
(v) stormwater drainage,
(vi) water supply works,
(vii) sewerage works,
(viii) landscaping works,
(ix) erosion control works,
(d) copies of any compliance certificates to be relied on.
Does the development involve a change of use of a building (other than a dwelling-
building or structure that is ancillary to a dwelling-
house and other than a temporary structure or
work that relates only to fire link conversion)? Yes No
If ‘Yes’ provide:
(a) a list of the Category 1 fire safety provisions that currently apply to the existing building,
(b) a list of the Category 1 fire safety provisions that are to apply to the building following its change of use.
Does the development involve building work (including work in relation to a dwelling-house or a
building or structure that is ancillary to a dwelling-house)? Yes No
If ‘Yes’ provide:
(1) A detailed description of the development by completing SECTION P.
(2) Appropriate building work plans and specifications, which are to include:
(a) detailed plans, drawn to a suitable scale and consisting of a block plan and a general plan, that show:
(i) a plan of each floor section, and
(ii) a plan of each elevation of the building, and
(iii)
the levels of the lowest floor and of any yard or unbuilt on area belonging to that floor and
the levels of the adjacent ground, and
(iv) the height, design, construction and provision for fire safety and fire resistance (if any),
(b) specifications for the development:
(i)
that describe the construction and materials of which the building is to be built and the
method of drainage, sewerage and water supply, and
(ii) that state whether the materials to be used are new or second-hand and (in the case of
second-hand materials) give particulars of the materials to be used,
(c) a statement as to how the performance requirements of the Building Code of Australia
complied with (if an alternative solution, to meet the performance requirements, is to be used),
(d)
a description of any accredited building product or system sought to be relied on for the purposes of
section 85A (4) of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979**,
(e) copies of any compliance certificate to be relied on,
(f) if the development involves building work to alter, expand or rebuild an existing building, a scaled plan
of the existing building,
(g) in respect of BASIX affected development, such other matters as the BASIX certificate(s) requires to
be included in the plans and specifications. (See BASIX NOTES at the end of this Section)
(h)
in respect of BASIX optional development for which a BASIX certificate(s) has been obtained, such
other matters as the BASIX certificate(s) requires to be included in the plans and specifications.
** S.85A(4) EP&A Act provides that a certifying authority must not refuse an Application on the ground that any building product or
system does not comply with a requirement of the Building Code of Australia if the building product or system is accredited in respect
of that requirement in accordance with the EP&A Regulation 2000.