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Infrastructure charges are calculated based on the additional demand placed on the infrastructure networks. So a vacant lot is planned to have one dwelling - no charges due. An additional, separate dwelling like a dual occupancy is being charged for a second new dwelling on the lot...

RR With a vacant lot - there is no infrastructure fee payable to build a main house. The principle is that the infrastructure fee has been payable at the time that the lot was created.

9.3.1 Dwelling house and Dual occupancy code Site cover A Dwelling house or Dual occupancy has a site cover compatible with adjoining premises. A Dwelling house or Dual occupancy (auxiliary unit) has a maximum site cover of: 40 per cent in the Low density residential zone?Large suburban...

This is from 9.3.1 Dwelling house and Dual occupancy code Side and rear boundary clearance A Dwelling house or Dual occupancy has a side and rear boundary clearances that: is compatible with that of adjoining premises; allows for the separation of buildings or structures necessary to ensure...

If you demolish and build 2 - won't you get an infrastructure charge credit for one?