When applying for report & consent, you need to provide a supporting argument as to why you are requesting the change. These may include restrictions to the property or the building design that do not allow siting to comply such as the shape or slope of the allotment, height of the building or positioning of a window. Further information can be found in the relevant report & consent appendix including an extract of the regulation and the decision guidelines.
Some of the regulations require additional information such as adjacent owner's comments or referrals to other agencies. The application form lists these requirements against the applicable regulation.
Please refer to the relevant appendix to assist you with your application.
How to apply
1. Complete the report and consent application form Part A.
2. Complete Part B application form. You will need one for each applicable regulation.
3. If instructed in the one of the Part B forms, obtain the Adjoining Owners Consent(PDF, 347KB)
4. Pay a fee of $299.80 per regulation.
Regulation number
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Regulation
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130
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Building over an easement vested in Council (additional legal fees and administrative costs may apply if a S173 agreement is needed – you will be advised)
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73
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Maximum boundary setback does not comply.
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74
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Minimum setback from a street boundary does not comply.
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75
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Maximum building height does not comply.
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76
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Site coverage exceeds 60% of the allotment and does not comply.
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77
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Impermeable surface area does not comply.
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78
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Provision for car parking space and car parking space dimensions do not comply.
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79
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Side or rear boundary setbacks do not comply.
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80
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Walls within 200mm of a boundary or carports within 1m of boundary do not comply.
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81
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The proposed building reduces solar access to existing habitable room window on the adjoining allotment and does not comply.
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82
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Proposed building reduces solar access to existing north-facing habitable room window on the adjoining allotment and does not comply.
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83
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Overshadowing –proposed building reduces sunlight to a recreational private open space (RPOS) of an existing dwelling on an adjoining allotment and does not comply.
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84
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Overlooking – proposed habitable room window or private open space provides direct line of sight into the adjoining allotment’s secluded private open space or habitable room window and does not comply.
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85
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Daylight to new habitable room window of a proposed building does not comply.
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86
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The size of the private open space for the proposed building does not comply.
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87
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Siting of Class 10a building is not appurtenant to a building of another class.
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89
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Maximum front fence height does not comply.
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90
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Fence on a side or rear boundary exceeds 2m in height does not comply.
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91
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Fence within 150mm from side or rear boundary exceeds 2m in height and does not comply.
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92
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Fence within 9m of a point of intersection of street alignments exceeds 1m in height and does not comply.
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94
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Proposed fence (exceeding 2m in height) reduces daylight to an existing habitable room window on an adjoining allotment and does not comply.
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95
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Proposed fence (exceeding 2m in height) reduces daylight to an existing north-facing habitable room window on an adjoining allotment and does not comply.
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96
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Overshadowing –proposed fence reduces sunlight to a recreational private open space (RPOS) of an existing dwelling on an adjoining allotment and does not comply.
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97
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Proposed mast, pole, aerial, antenna, chimney flue pipe or other service pipe does not comply.
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99
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Architectural features – narrow. (Part 6)
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100
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Architectural features – medium. (Part 6)
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101
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Architectural features – wide. (Part 6)
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102
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Windows and balconies. (Part 6)
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103
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Verandahs. (Part 6)
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104
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Sunblinds and awnings. (Part 6)
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105
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Service pipes and rainwater heads. (Part 6)
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106
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Window shutters.(Part 6)
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107
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Signs. (Part 6)
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108
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Service cabinet doors. (Part 6)
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109
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Projections beyond street alignment.
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134
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Building above and below certain public facilities. (Part 8)
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153
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Construction of buildings on land liable to flooding.
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