Building Inspections Melbourne – Planning Changes

Posted on November 1, 2012 by narelle

Building Inspections Melbourne

Building Inspections Melbourne

Building Inspections Melbourne

Moonee Valley City Council have been developing long term planning documents. Overseeing the growth and change within North Essendon and Keilor Road. On the 20th December 2012, council officially adopted; Keilor Road Activity Centre Structure Plan. North Essendon Activity Centre Structure Plan. & Keilor Road Built Form Guidelines. These changes may affect the property you are looking to buy. In addition to calling build it building inspections Melbourne, we reccomend visiting www.dpcd.vic.gov.au/planning/publicinspection. Later posts within www.buildinginspectionsvic.om.au Melbourne will cover this in more detail.

It is very useful to search info relating to the home your about to buy before you sign that contract. For a good start call Build It Melbourne Building Inspections. You may however wish to extend your new home. You may wish to build a second home to the rear. In some instances altering a small section of the home will see you submit town planning docs to council. Just recently we did an inspection for some people in Melbourne. They were planning to change the existing hip roof of their new home into a gable. This was to the rear presenting minimal change to the streetscape. Due to the size of their site town planning docs had to be submitted to council. This costed them in architectural fees.

Proposed additions fall under Clause 54 of ResCode. Multi dwellings on a site Clause 55. These clauses have 20 and 34 objectives, respectively. On top of this overlays have another set of regulations. As an example Heritage Overlays protect the building from a heritage point of view. All properties within Melbourne are zoned, this being the most fundamental.

You can down load basic property information off www.land.vic.gov.au. To be certain contact your local council. We recommend Aesthetic Design 0409 527 803 based in Essendon Melbourne – they’ll be able to provide some suggestions. For more advice go to www.buildinginspectionsvic.com.au .

 

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