Finally got planning permit and approved plans. All the fuss for that green stamp! Paid deposit. Now we are in business, off and running, probably just in time for the Christmas shutdown period! lol
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Browse Forums Building A New House Re: Building a Doulton in Geelong 62Nov 20, 2020 8:00 am sparkyf looks great! You've done well to get the approvals through, with big retaining walls and what looks to be about 1.2m fall across the building envelope. Great effort and good luck for the construction part - it all seemed so quick for us compared to the admin phase. r_13 Re: Building a Doulton in Geelong 63Nov 21, 2020 3:48 pm [quote="r_13":1dym08fg]@sparkyf looks great! You've done well to get the approvals through, with big retaining walls and what looks to be about 1.2m fall across the building envelope. Great effort and good luck for the construction part - it all seemed so quick for us compared to the admin phase. r_13[/quote:1dym08fg] And 3M from corner to corner, and double easements! It's been a long process to come up with solutions for all the issues (slope, easements, overlooking)! Slow process indeed, we had our colour and electrical appointments back in May! Just waiting for building permit now, but that is more a formality, as the planning permit is approved! Might be another 2 to 3 weeks yet ! Re: Building a Doulton in Geelong 65Nov 28, 2020 3:18 pm Finally got the planning permit, now waiting for a building permit (they said 2-3 weeks). Not sure what (if anything) will be done prior to Christmas shutdown period in January. We'll have to keep cutting the grass! We often get clients asking for gutter guards that can be installed without any screws. That's where the Triple-G system is most suitable. Triple-G is also bird proof… 0 619 4 7357 Melbourne. For soundproof reasons it will be RWAR (room within a room) with a floating floor. A lot of tricky angles and airtight caulked joints with no thin or weak spots… 0 1341 |
