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use of soakage systems and subdivision in brisbane Regarding post by Wylie, My understanding is that soakage systems can be used for existing houses in Brisbane for example where you need to capture storm or roofwater from a new renovation. However, soakage systems cannot be used for new...

Brisbane stormwater connection via a neighbouring property For Brisbane a stormwater connection via a neighbouring property requires the following documentation: 1. BCC Property owners consent or refusal - CC10835...

The documentation you need is as follows 1. BCC Property owners consent or refusal - CC10835. download from http://www.brisbane.qld.gov.au/planning-building/applying-post-approval/preparing-application/development-application-forms 2. A stormwater sketch plan. This plan needs to...

Merging lots Brisbane Hi, In Brisbane you can merge the lots. Amalgamation is also 'exempt development' under state planning legislation and therefore the applicable scheme in this case Brisbane City plan 2014. This means you don't need any development approval or council approvals and just...

Overview of management rights Hi Sue, There is a lot of information about mgt rights on various websites. I?d start with the industry association http://www.arama.com.au Overall they are a sound investment if you buy a complex in the good location with potential to increase rentals. The...

Check GST liability Hi, you might wish to consult a good accountant for advice as you may be liable for GST on the sale of the land. From the ATO's point of view you maybe carrying on an 'enterprise, and thus the land could be taxed at one eleventh of the sale price. You can claim GST credits...

Hi, Water and sewer connections in Brisbane are the responsibility of Queensland Urban Utilities (QUU) see link below. They will install a water meter to the mains water and connection point to the sewer. The quote will be based on a sketch plan by QUU for each service. You can then either...

Hi, Under Brisbane's new city plan, I understand you can subdivide down to 260m2 or 180m2 in a LMR zone depending whether it's in a 2 or 3 storey location. Could anyone please clarify if the residential small lot code applies to development in this case or is it the multiple dwelling code...