Complying Development Certificate

Before any work on a proposed complying development can commence, a certificate of complying development must be issued.

Council's certifiers can issue complying development certificates for a competitive rate with a fast turnaround. Request a quote for council's complying development services and what the service includes.

Alternatively, you can engage an accredited certifier external to council.

Fees and additional costs

If applicable to your complying development, these costs must be paid before a certificate can be issued. These may include long service levy, damage security bond (refundable), road permits etc.

Ensure you have found out about complying development planning controls and policies that apply to your proposal. If your proposal is not exempt or complying, you will need to submit a development application.
To be certain, apply for a section 149 planning certificate from council which will outline what planning controls apply and whether certain parts of the policy can be used for development on the land.
Alternatively you can lodge an online complying development application with the NSW Electronic Housing Code. This online process is designed to assist you to identify if complying development can be carried out on your property.

If your property is on bushfire prone land you will need a Bushfire (BAL) Certificate for complying development work.

If your property is in flood prone land you may need a flood certificate for complying development work.

Check if you are on flood prone land

Please contact council's Certification Services for assistance or further information.

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