There are a number of different types of certificates that you may require from Council when buying or selling a property. This information is provided as a guide only. You should always seek legal advice or consult your real estate agent regarding your exact requirements. Fees vary for different types of certificates. A full list of certificate application fees is available in Council's Schedule of Fees and Charges.
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An Outstanding Notices Certificate outlines whether any outstanding notices or orders have been issued by Council with respect to a property.
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A 149 Planning Certificate provides information on how land may be used. It also provides information on development restrictions applying to land.
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A Drainage Diagram identifies the location of a house’s internal and external service lines and the location of Council’s sewer main. A Drainage Diagram is required to be attached to a contract of sale.
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A Building Certificate indicates whether a building has been constructed in accordance with the required approvals. It also indicates whether any part of the building requires demolition.
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Following an inspection, a Swimming Pool Certificate of Compliance may be issued by Council for pools that meet the requirements of the Swimming Pool Act, 1992.
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A Weed Control Notice outlines whether any outstanding noxious weed control notices have been issued by Council with respect to a property.
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Council’s standard application forms for certificates may be downloaded from this website or collected from one of Council’s Customer Service Centres.
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