Certificates
Randwick City Council issues certificates for development compliance, construction, occupation, zoning, flooding, swimming pools and more. Get the why, when, how and how much for all of them.
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Building information certificates
Find out how building certificates work in Randwick: why they exist, how to apply for one, how much they cost and what their limits are. -
Complying development certificates
You need a CDC before carrying out any building work. It combines approval for use of the land and the construction works. Learn about approval criteria and how to apply. -
Construction certificates
After obtaining your development consent, you will need to obtain a Construction Certificate before carrying out any building or associated work. -
Swimming pool certificates
From April 2015, sale contracts or lease agreements for properties that have a swimming pool must reference a Swimming Pool Compliance Certificate. -
Occupation certificates
These certificates certifiy that a building is suitable and safe to be occupied, as per the Building Code of Australia (BCA). See why you may need one and how to... -
Subdivision certificates
For a plan of subdivision to be registered, the property must first get a subdivision certificate. -
Section 10.7 certificates & other property searches
Find out about how land is zoned by viewing the 10.7 certificate, previously known as the 149 certificate or Council's Local Environment Plan (LEP). -
Notices & Orders
If you're concerned there may be Council issues with a property, you can apply for an Outstanding Notices Certificate listing current or outstanding notices and orders.
Last Updated: 25 October 2022