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Wyong Shire waives Sec 94 Contributions until Sept 2012 Well it is official. Wyong Shire waives Sec 94 Contributions until Sept 2012. See page 17 of the attached minutes of meeting. Let's hope more councils see sense and do not only the same but also continue to not charge Sec 94...

Be careful of taking advice from "someones" ;) In the Blacktown LGA its about $4.5K - $5K AFAIK. But really all it takes is 1 phone call to the council's contribution officer to find out. :)

Just to add to the list: Maitland City Council does charge Sec 94 contributions. Depending on the area - $7,400 to $9,800 for a 1brm and $9,900 to $13,100 for a 2brm.:eek: Port Stevens charges also but they have a proposal before them, which if adopted, will give a 50% discount on Sec 94...

It depends......on many, many things. If everything is easy - services like water, sewer etc, then maybe $20K. I was quoted between $8K - $11K in Section 94 contributions just to be allowed to build a GFlat at the back of an existing house. *edit* LMCC is one of the council areas that...

The answer is "No" - although I like your attitude :) If you had 1,000m2 block and it was possible to sub-divide, then potentially you could have a house & granny flat on each block. Newcastle area comes under 2 x separate councils: Lake Macquarie & Newcastle itself. Lake Macquarie does...

http://www.warringah.nsw.gov.au/plan_dev/DevContributions.aspx All development applications and applications for Complying Development Certificates whose total costs amount to less than $100,001 = $NIL

^ ^ ^ what she said. From one council's website (Wyong in this instance, but they're all operating under the same Act): http://www.wyong.nsw.gov.au/building-and-development/development-contributions---section-94/

Gosford Council Section 94 contributions waived The good news (from todays paper) is that Gosford council have waived all Sec 94 contribution fees for granny flats. :) express-advocate-gosford.whereilive.com.au/news/story/fees-waived-for-granny-flats/

Wyong Council Section 94 Contributions Here it is from the horse's mouth, email received from Wyong Council today: So, there are 4 areas of the Wyong council that are exemp (still - although this will come under review). Better news from Gosford council below