1. The construction work undertaken by me/my company constitutes a contract between me/my company and the property owner who has engaged me to construct the vehicular crossing. Sutherland Shire Council will in no way be liable and/or responsible for bad debts or damage.
  2. All vehicular crossing works will strictly be undertaken in accordance with the Roads Act Approval, Council’s Vehicular Crossing Specification document and the directions given to me by Sutherland Shire Council’s Civil Assets Engineer and/or their representative. Copies of the driveway profile, relevant Traffic Control Plans, Safe Work Method Statements and Sediment and Erosion Control Plans must always be available on site.
  3. All vehicular crossing works will be undertaken by me/my company and will not be subcontracted out to third parties.
  4. My company will be deregistered from the Authorised Vehicle Crossing Contractor’s Register if the work performed by me/my company is unsatisfactory and/or does not comply with the Roads Act Approval, Council’s Vehicular Crossing Specification document and the directions given to me by Sutherland Shire Council’s Civil Assets Engineer and/or their representative.
  5. Successful contractors will be entitled to 3 years registration on the public register of Authorised Contractors.
  6. Successful contractors agree to have their name and contact details included in a public register which will be made available to the public via Council’s website.
  7. Contractors agree to attend Council briefings and/or receive information about amendments to the Vehicular Crossing Specification document and/or Conditions of Approval relating to vehicular crossings and ensure these amendments are included in all construction work. Failing to do may result in deregistration.
  8. It is the responsibility of the contractor to advise Sutherland Shire Council if there are any changes or cancellation of any of the supporting attachments which have accompanied the application, namely the Concreters/Builder’s Licence, White Card and/or Insurance. Failure to do so may lead to the removal of the contractors’ details from the public register.