Sometimes the best outcome for your building project might not meet all the state and national building standards. The slope, area or shape of your land might mean a better outcome is achieved by relaxing these standards without compromising public safety or amenity.
In these cases, the Council is the only agency authorised to approve such variations. Your private certifier or building designer can assist you in establishing which of the following approvals are needed.
These requests generally take about three weeks to process. If you have a need for the matter to be resolved more quickly, please be sure to let us know at the time of lodgement and we will endeavour to assist you.
Please see the Report and Consent Application Forms below:
- Report and Consent Application Form - Part A
- Report and Consent Adjoining Owner Comment Form
- Report and Consent Application Form - Part B Reg 73 - Maximum boundary setback does not comply
- Report and Consent Application Form - Part B Reg 74 - Minimum setback from a street boundary does not comply
- Report and Consent Application Form - Part B Reg 79 - Side or rear boundary setbacks do not comply
- Report and Consent Application Form - Part B Reg 80 - Wall within 200mm of a boundary or carports within 1m
- Report and Consent Application Form - Part B Reg 83 Overshadowing
- Report and Consent Application Form - Part B Reg 85 Daylight to a habitable room window
- Report and Consent Application Form - Part B Reg 87 - Siting of a class 10a building is not appurtenant
- Report and Consent Application Form - Part B Reg 90, 91, 92, 94, 95, 96, 97
- Report and Consent Application Form - Part B Reg 116 - Hoarding Permit
- Report and Consent Application Form - Part B Reg 130 - Build Over Easement
- Report and Consent Application Form - Part B Reg 153 - To Allow Construction on Land Liable to Flooding