What approvals do I need? - Sheds
Description |
A shed is considered to be a non-habitable out-building used to store goods, machinery, or vehicles in association with a dwelling on the lot. If a shed is proposed on a lot without a dwelling, this may be another form of land use such as a store for planning purposes. |
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Do I need approval? |
Planning A planning permit is not required for a shed (out-building) associated with a dwelling on a lot in the General Residential Zone, Township Zone or Mixed Use Zone, unless:
In the case of a lot in the Low Density Residential Zone no planning permit is required for a shed (out-building) associated with a dwelling on a lot, unless the land is affected by an overlay that may trigger a planning permit for certain buildings and works. Building A building permit is required for sheds greater than 10m² in floor area. For sheds not more than 10 m² in floor area, a building permit is not required providing the shed is:
If you wish to build a shed on a vacant allotment you must apply for Report and Consent from council to vary building Building Regulation 87 – Siting of Class 10a Buildings. To apply visit Report and Consent. Wastewater If a septic tank system could be affected by the building or works and any driveway access then a Report and Consent or Permit to Alter a Wastewater System should be obtained from Council. |
What do I need to submit? |
Planning Completed planning permit application form and checklist Building Contact a Private Building Surveyor to obtain a building permit. Wastewater Submit Report and Consent or Septic Tank Application to Alter with appropriate fee (refer to Wastewater Fee Schedule). |
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