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Thanks for your input.. that was very helpful :) We tried to contact Yarra V Water for some clarification but was passed on from one person to another, and then finally was told we'd need to make an application for assessment...hmmm... As Tigerboy has suggested, I think we are going to go...

thanks. Our concern is whether a strip of land going through the length of the rear subdivision will be required for an easement for stormwater/sewerage connection for the front dwelling. this would mean we wouldn't be able to build the rear unit boundary to boundary. I hope this makes sense?

Hello all, We've got a property in inner-city melbourne which we'd like to subdivide into two. The property has front street access as well as rear laneway access. So the idea is to keep the existing dwelling at the front, and put a new unit at the rear. As the lot is quite narrow (est 7m), we...