Title Page

  • Development Application No.

  • Site Address
  • Conducted on

  • Inspected by:

  • Privately Certified?

  • Add signature

  • Add Property Image

  • Builder:

  • Supervisor:

  • Licence No:

  • Phone:

  • Email:

Boundary Clearances

  • Setbacks to relevant allotment boundaries and other buildings and structures.

  • Distances from easements and Local Government Infrastructure

Excavation of Foundation Material

  • Dimensions of excavation

  • Profile of Soil Excavation

  • Bearing surfaces of excavation

Compaction of Fill Material (if necessary)

  • Compaction Level

  • Retention of Compacted Fill (Retaining Walls)

Cut & Fill Batters

  • Location of Cut & Fill Batter

  • Construction and location of retaining walls (required as part of the footing and slabs system)

  • Provision of drainage of cut and fill batters and retaining walls

  • Falls to external finished areas

Piers through fill

  • Location of piers through compacted fill

  • Depth and bedding of piers through compacted fill to natural ground or in accordance with approved design requirements

Reinforcement of Slab and Footing System

  • Type and placement of steel reinforcing

  • Size and gauge of reinforcing steel

  • Location and dimension of laps to reinforcement steel

  • Type of connections to reinforcement steel

Vapour Barrier

  • Type and location of vapour

  • Type and location of joint overlaps to vapour barrier

  • Treatment to penetrations through vapour barrier (tears etc)

Termite Management System

  • Location and type of physical and chemical barrirers

  • Protection of penetrations through footing or slab elements

Floor Levels

  • Finished slab levels to establish heights above flood levels, building height or to accommodate drainage requirements.

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