Disabled Access Ramps Compliance with AS1428

Hi,

Does anyone know if the Australian Standard AS1428 "Design For Access and Amenity" Is applicable to residential development?

I am aware of its relevance to commercial construction projects however I have to build a disabled access ramp at my personal home to accommodate an elderly family member and was concerned I may have troubles selling the house in the future if I have a ramp which does not comply.

Thanks

I have a long term tenant in a unit that required access ramps front and back. The ramps fitted are compliant, detachable and easily removed without property damage. I still have the relevant paperwork here somewhere.

I will have a look when I get a chance.

Compliance with AS1428 is not a requirement for a class 1a dwelling. Ramps are required to be 1:8 or flatter with balustrade requirement as per normal.