Complying Development Certificate (CDC)
A Complying Development Certificate (CDC) is a fast-track method of obtaining a building and planning approval faster and easier for straightforward residential, development without the need for a Development Application through Council. A Complying development Certificate is a fast-track method to build Townhouses, Duplex, New Single or Two storey Home, Home renovations and extensions, Granny flat, Garage, shed, retaining wall or a swimming pool in as little as 20 days.
To be eligible for a CDC the proposed Development mut meet the requirements of State Environmental Planning Policy (Exempt and Complying Codes) 2008 or State Environmental Planning Policy (Affordable Rental Housing) 2009 and comply with the Building Code of Australia/National Construction Code (BCA/NCC).
Preliminary Assessment of Complying Development
Bayside Private certifiers offers a Preliminary CDC Assessment of your plans to help you determine if Complying Development Certificate approval is possible for your proposed development.
Construction Certificates (CC)
A Construction Certificate (CC) is a certificate that is issued by a registered certifier after a Development Consent (DA) is issued by your Local Council and before any building work is carried out. You cannot start your building project without a Construction Certificate (CC).
The purpose of the Certificate is to ensure that:
Appointment of Principal Certifiers
A Principal Certifier must be appointed prior to any building works commencing on site, the Principal Certifier’s role is to carry out critical stage inspections throughout the course of construction and assess whether the building meets the requirements of the Building Code of Australia/National Construction Code, Australian Standards, and the conditions of the development approval.
Completing critical stage Inspections
A Principal Certifier must be appointed prior to any building works commencing on site, the Principal Certifier’s role is to carry out critical stage inspections throughout the course of construction and assess whether the building meets the requirements of the Building Code of Australia/National Construction Code, Australian Standards, and the conditions of the development approval.
Occupation Certificates
An occupation certificate, is issued by the appointed Principal Certifier (PC) under the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 allowing a person to occupy and use a new or an existing building.
An occupation certificate verifies that the Principal Certifier is satisfied that the building is suitable to be occupied and meets the requirements of the Development Consent, or Complying Development Certificate, the Building Code of Australia/National Construction Code and applicable Australian standards.
BCA/NCC Reports
Bayside Private Certifiers provides regulatory advice and Consultancy service including BCA Compliance Reports; provide a comprehensive approach to ensuring your new or existing building is compliant with the BCA and Australian Standards.