Tpc 1511 · 51981.3337.01

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STANDARD CONDITIONS FOR MULTIPLE DWELLINGS

In accordance with Clause 3 (2) of Part II of Council By-laws, Chapter XLIV
(Town Planning), Council's approval is valid for a period of two (2) years at
the expiration of which period the Council may take action to revoke its
approval if in the opinion of the Council, substantial progress has not

been made in erecting the building or other structure the subject of the
consent permit; or the land, the subject of the consent permit, is not

being used substantially in accordance with the purposes for which consent
was granted.

An identification survey of the subject site is to be carried out by an
authorised surveyor and is to be submitted to Council ‘at the time of the
time of the foundation inspection by the Council's Building Surveyor or
immediately thereafter. Such survey shall set out the boundaries of the
site and the position of the building(s) on the site.

To ensure compliance with any and all conditions of this approval, Council
will require that you enter into a Bank Bond to guarantee performance. The
value of such bond would be determined and would need to be lodged prior to
issue of a building permit and any costs incidental thereto will be the
applicant's responsibility.

The conditions of this permit are to be completed prior to occupancy of
the building and if this is not done, Council reserves the right to call
on bond moneys lodged to carry out the works involved.

Provision shall be made for the storage and removal of refuse in accordance
with the Council's policies and to the requirements of the Council's Health
Surveyor.

Filling, other development works or the erection of any buildings or other
structures shall be carried out so as not to cause any ponding of water

on adjoining land or any blockage or interference with any natural water
course or in any other way unduly affect adjoining property. In any case
where it is unavoidable that the proposed development may cause any of

the above disabilities, such remedial drainage or other works shall be carried
out to the requirements of the Shire Engineer. The design of such works shall
be approved by the Shire Engineer prior to the issue of a Building Permit.

Council accepts an offer towards augmentation of services in the area in accordance
with a letter dated 24th December, 1981.

Frontage works including kerbing and channelling, and associated drainage and
footpath construction to be installed to the requirements of the Council's Engineer.

Details of staging of construction are to be submitted with details of shoring
proposed to be established adjacent to any areas of excavation.

All building works are to be supervised by a qualified Structural Engineer.