20080490 - Decision Notice [As Published] · 112008.490

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Footing inspection certificates are to be submitted prior to the placement of concrete,
all other certificates are to be received and accepted by Noosa Building Certifiers prior
to the issue of a Form 21 — Final Inspection Certificate.

A termite barrier is to be installed to protect the building in accordance with AS
3660.1-2000. The applicant shall forward a certificate, issued by the licensed termite
barrier installer, verifying that the building has been treated for termites in accordance
with the requirements of AS 3660.1- 2000. The certificate must be lodged prior to the
issue of a Form 21 — Final Inspection Certificate.

In accordance with Part 3.1.3.2 of the Building Code of Australia 2006, two (2) durable
notices must be permanently fixed to the building in a prominent locations, such as the
meter box and kitchen cupboards or the like; advising-the building occupants of the
inspection and maintenance requirements of the installed system.

A truss/roof framing design certificate, calculations with tie down requirements and
layout plan issued by a licensed truss pre-fabricator are to be submitted prior to the
issue of a Form 21 — Final Inspection Certificate.

The truss layout and calculations with tie down requirements are to be submitted prior
to, or are to be available on site at the time of frame inspection.

All timber framing, including connection details, timber sizes, stress grades, tie-down
and bracing are to meet the minimum requirements AS 1684-1999 Residential Timber
Framing Code.

Where applicable, a design certificate issued by a licensed wall frame pre-fabricator
verifying compliance with requirements AS 1684-1999 in relation to timber sizes and
stress grades is to be submitted prior to the issue of a Form 21 — Final Inspection
Certificate.

The wall framing schedule and lintel layout are to be submitted prior to, or are to be
available on site at the time of frame inspection.

All glass installed in the building, including shower screens and glass pool fencing,
shall be in accordance with Part 3.6 of the Building Code of Australia 2006. A
certificate from the supplier stating that the provisions of AS 1288-1994 have been
satisfied is to be submitted prior to the issue of a Form 21 — Final Inspection
Certificate.

The masonry walls shall be constructed in accordance with Part 3.3 of the Building
Code of Australia 2006.

The proposed structure is to be sited strictly in accordance with the boundary
clearances, and separation distances shown on the approved plans. No part of the
structure, including footings, gutters, retaining walls etc, are to encroach beyond the
boundaries of the prescribed allotment. A set out certificate signed by a Licensed
Surveyor verifying setbacks from the prescribed property boundaries is to be submitted
prior to the placement of concrete for footings, all other certificates are to be received
and accepted by Noosa Building Certifiers prior to the issue of a Form 21 — Final
Inspection Certificate.

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