How long were your plans in council?
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We are building in the Laidley Shire.
Does anyone know how long plans take to go through council with them??
Hopefully plans will be submitted by end of Jan:)
Judie
seakyl, I didn't mean to offend about coral I had heard a few things, but I am starting to hear great things - same with our builder, good and bad too. I starting to think though its directly related to how good your site supervisor is
21 days is fantastic!
21 days is fantastic!
No offence taken, Kylie
Definately agree about the site supervisor. We also were going to go through Perry homes for our house (The seville 290)but changed our mind just 2 weeks earlier before our house sold.)
Our plans went into Singleton Council on Dec 18th and came out last Friday 9th Jan! The council closed from the 24th - 2nd Jan - so they were super super quick!
Well done Singleton Council!
Mez
Though I think building in an established neighbourhood may always take longer because of neighbour notification and objections.
wakeboardandy - 3 days! maybe more people should use private - did it cost anything more to go private?
I have no idea if it costs more.. it is just what our builder chooses to do.. I assume all the major builders would do the same.
It's just how it works in Victoria - generally, only individuals apply directly to the council for building permits, for small things like building a roofed pergola and so on. No builders go direct to council, as far as I know.
Our permit took 2 months, unfortunately, but had nothing to do with council. All the houses on our side of the street were held up, thanks to some excruciatingly stupid administrative problem with the water authority being "unable" to provide sewer diagrams for the easement that runs along the back of our blocks. Considering they only put the damn pipes there a couple of months previously, it doesn't seem like a hard task....
Normal timeframe is within 2 weeks. I'm glad I don't live in NSW... sheesh.
Can it drag on any longer
One good thing about living in the country I suppose.
But saying that last time I built 6 years ago they took 6 weeks.
We are signing papers tomorrow and about to start the Council roundabout, I wonder if our council will be the same.
I hope things speed up for you and they all get back to real work time.
themax
I will be putting the DA soon for Hornsby Council and let's see how long that one takes, the neigbouring blocks (a subdivision of 5 blocks) took nearly 5 months!
Oh dear Bel, it's going on and on for you.
We are signing papers tomorrow and about to start the Council roundabout, I wonder if our council will be the same.
I hope things speed up for you and they all get back to real work time.
themax
We are signing papers tomorrow and about to start the Council roundabout, I wonder if our council will be the same.
I hope things speed up for you and they all get back to real work time.
themax
8 weeks for us themax - not too bad considering Sutherland's reputation.
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