Plumbing works Before commencing plumbing works in Lismore, obtain approval under Section 68 of the Local Government Act 1993. This includes water supply, sewerage, stormwater drainage and waste disposal. Submit applications via the NSW Planning Portal with required plans and owner's consent.
Principal Certifying Authority Appoint a Principal Certifying Authority to ensure your development complies with regulations. Lismore City Council offers PCA services and issues Occupation Certificates upon project completion.
Construction approvals Obtain a Construction Certificate to ensure building plans meet Australian Standards and align with development consent. This certificate confirms that detailed construction plans and specifications are consistent with the approved development.
Section 138 approvals Apply for Section 138 approval for works in public roads, reserves, or footpaths under the NSW Roads Act. Includes driveways, utility connections and street openings. Applications are submitted online.
Building Information Certificate Obtain a Building Information Certificate to confirm a property’s compliance with approved plans and regulations. Essential for property sales, it identifies any unapproved works or safety issues. Applications are processed online.
Heritage and conservation Protect Lismore’s cultural and built heritage through the Local Environmental Plan. Learn about heritage items, conservation areas and the approval process for works affecting these sites.
On-site sewage systems Learn about on-site sewage systems like septic tanks and greywater irrigation for areas without sewer access. Approval is required before installation, with applications submitted via the NSW Planning Portal.
Fire safety for businesses Ensure your business meets fire safety regulations with required equipment like extinguishers, alarms and emergency lighting. Annual certification and compliance with council standards are mandatory.
Fire safety for developments Ensure compliance with fire safety regulations during development projects. Install required measures, submit Fire Safety Certificates and maintain annual statements as mandated by the Building Code of Australia and the Environmental Planning and Assessment Regulation 2021.