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HOUSE
REMOVALS The structural building standards
for house removal are universal over The amenity standards are normally
covered under Council planning schemes. If there are no provisions in the local planning
scheme, then section 50 of the However
Councils using section 50 must first pass a resolution defining either
that is subject of Council control. Further,
the proposed building must be in extreme
conflict with the architecture
of buildings or the amenity of the area in which it is proposed to be
located, if the council is to successfully defend a decission to refuse
a development
application for the project under the The
Council can also under section 47 of the Act require a bond before a
permit is issues.
Appeal
right to the Building
Tribunal is available from this decision of Council. For the purposes of complying with the structural
building standards you will most likely need to do the following-
Your removalist will then need to obtain transportation
permits from the Main Roads Department if the house is to be transported
on a main road and probably a further permit under Council
local law on Traffic Control if the transportation is also on a
road under Council control. Council may also require a further bond to cover
any damaged caused during the transportation Council will course refunded all of the bond once the removal operation is completed, if no damage occurs to Council's infrastructure. |
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