Development Application Leads

Development of a dwelling in the Significant Landscape Overlay

Multi-lot subdivision of land and construction of multiple dwellings on a lot, the removal of native vegetation and the removal of canopy trees and the creation/removal of easements and restrictions.

Construction of one single-aspect dwelling on an individual lot under Clause 54 (VicSmart pathway). Note: This lot was previously created via subdivision permit PLP/2020/100, and all civil infrastructure/services are already complete.

Single storey dwelling. Secondary consent is required as a small change has been made in bedroom 2 to the window as it was found to be too small and therefore, non-compliiant

Construction of a single story dwelling and garage, on a lot less than 300m2 with no SLHC allocated on the POS

Construction of a new dwelling as per the attached plan

Construction of a replacement single-story dwelling with an attached open carport and new shed, demolition of the existing dwelling and nominated existing outbuildings, installation of a new on-site wastewater management system, associated driveway works and landscaping.

Buildings and works for the Development of a dwelling under clause 42.01-2 (ESO1), buildings and works where native trees are removed under clause 42.01-2 (ESO5), a permit is required to remove, destroy or lop any native vegetation under clause 42.02-2 (VPO1), construction of a building associated with accommodation (dwelling) under clause 44.06-2, Variation to the building and wastewater envelopes under clause 52.02 and the removal of native vegetation under clause 52.17-1 (Native Vegetation).

Construction of Dual Key Single Storey Dwelling

Use of the titled land to build a single dwelling on

Development for a single-story dwelling

We have recently purchased this property, and the existing front fence is in poor condition due to rotted wood, and needs to be replaced. Construction of a painted timber picket front fence. Fence to comprise 1400 mm high pickets with decorative feature posts and central gate element up to 1600 mm in height. The fence is visually permeable and designed to complement the Victorian-era dwelling and heritage streetscape. The style will be very similar to the new fence on the property next door at 108 Errard St South, but significantly shorter in heigh, complementing the style and heritage overlay of the neighbourhood. Quotes have been obtained to complete the works and are also attached

9 Bridle Street, lot 59 is being used to build a single dwelling house. Please note settlement and transfer of this land is happenign on the 26th of June to owners Lachlan moors & Juliet Wheaton. TOTAL Build Cost = $307,836