Breadcrumb
Land development - Construction
Before works start
The Subdivision Act 1988 (Clause 17) requires that works shall not be commenced until:
the plan of subdivision has been certified
the engineering plans and specifications have been approved
all applicable planning permit conditions have been satisfied and
all agreements required by other authorities have been made.
Where construction management plans and/or site environmental management plans are required they shall be submitted and approved prior to the commencement of any works.
Site management
Below are listed some helpful guidelines for site management.
Traffic Management - Vicroads Traffic Management webpage
Environmental Management - EPA publication 960 2004 - Doing It Right on Subdivisions Temporary Environmental Protection Measures for Subdivision Construction Sites
Work Site Safety - Working safely in the general construction industry
Construction Management - Infrastructure Design Manual – Especially Clauses 7 8 22 and Appendix C (Checklist #D4)
Design Notes - Design Notes 4 5 7 and 8 have information relevant to construction management within the City of Greater Geelong
Our inspectors are there to ensure that those assets that will become the property of Council are constructed to the appropriate Council standard.
It is not the role of our Inspectors to:
approve design changes
determine solutions to failed works
liaise with neighbours etc.
On completion
When the works are complete the engineering release for the Statement of Compliance (SoC) will be sought as it is required for the release of the titles for the sale of land. To obtain the Engineering release for SoC it is required that:
the Council inspector has signed off on the works
all relevant test records are available for inspection
all fees and any bonds have been documented approved and paid
as - constructed drawings have been submitted.