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In my shire we cannot begin building a dual or multiple occ unless the sec 94 contributions are paid up front. ie: they won't issue a construction certificate.

It's nice that they trust folks to pay before moving in. :)

They normally slug you before issuing a construction certificate - and you can't start building without a CC. Ring them up and ask.

Section 94's are for additional housing built on one property. ie: the first house has no contributions (they were paid when the original developer subdivided your block). They can differ from council to council - in my area you pay on an additional bedroom basis. eg: each block has entitlement...

It was an existing unapproved area which had been infilled under the main house. The ceiling height throughout was just a fraction under 2.4m so we had to rip out the ceilings in the living room and bedroom. Kitchen, bathroom and hallway only require 2.1m height so we just sheeted over the...

It was great news Serge and my GF application was approved a few weeks ago and I have almost completed the reno which involved mainly fireproofing downstairs. Also had to reduce the downstairs area to under 60sqm by splitting bed 2 into a hall and a storeroom (non habitable). The existing area...

No, according to my understanding.

Try the Help and Feedback section. Our Sec 94's in Byron for a 2 bedder are now around the 26k mark. 20k for 1 bedder. :mad:

Once you have a decent list Brazo I will be sending off to the Byron News letters for community comment. Keep up the good work. :)

Oh alright it's not useless :D Though I would much prefer 3x4m rather than 1.8x6.6m any day. Plus grannies do have families. And most of these joints are going to be used for everyday tenants with friends to entertain. It is according to the Macquarie and Oxford dictionary. :p

That's a seriously small deck Brazen. Useless IMHO. I'm building a kit home at present and they are designed with 1.8m decks. Don't know why they bother? We expanded ours out to 3m - nice to accommodate a reasonable size table and chairs. Thanks for the info mate. Byron shire is a nice place...