Ｉwill add a secondary storey over the single storey dwelling. Want a designer or drafts man to design the secondary storey and apply for build permit for me, I WILL be an owner-builder. This is...
Ｉwill add a secondary storey over the single storey dwelling. Want a designer or drafts man to design the secondary storey and apply for build permit for me, I WILL be an owner-builder. This is that is described in the white horse council website:
5. Three (3) sets of architectural drawings showing compliance with relevant building regulations prepared by a
registered building practitioner in the category of draftsperson that include the following:
SITE PLAN – Minimum scale 1:500, showing building work in relation to all boundaries and any existing buildings on the
allotment. The distance from boundaries must be clearly shown and any easements must be indicated. The method of
drainage must also be nominated showing the size and layout of the drains and the point of connection to the legal point
of discharge. In addition, the closest distance that the proposed structure will be from any existing window of any
habitable room in any building on the adjoining allotment directly opposite where the proposed building works are
setback within 1.0 metre from the common boundary (including eaves & gutter).
FLOOR PLAN – Minimum scale 1:100, with dimensions and details of the proposed building works at each level showing
the type, size and location of walls and facilities, the layout of structural members, etc.
ELEVATIONS & SECTIONS – Minimum scale 1:100, showing full construction details, structural members, wall heights
and footing system, etc. (Where alterations or additions are proposed the drawings are to be coloured to distinguish
between the existing building and the proposed building work).
Note: for very basic building work drawings may be prepared by someone other than a registered draftsperson, but
drawings must be to scale, fully dimensioned and clearly specify all materials, sizes of materials, type and size of
footings, etc. Drawings that are not clear, do not provide sufficient information, or are of poor quality will not be
accepted.
6. Three (3) sets of technical specifications describing materials to be used in the construction (this information may be
indicated on the plans instead).
7. If an engineer has designed any part of the building, three (3) sets of engineering design and computations are
required, and the engineer is required to complete and provide a ‘Certificate of Compliance – Design’ (Form 11).
