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Stage 3 - What happens next?

Track my DA

Our Development Application tracker allows you to view details of applications lodged since 1 January 2015.

Building Compliance Certificates

These templates can be used builders and subcontractors to satisfy certification requirements of the Principal Certifying Authority.

Request a building inspection

Book a plumbing and drainage inspection, swimming pool Certificate of Compliance, or a re-inspection for a building certificate.
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Locked Bag 23
Grafton NSW 2460

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50 River St, Maclean

2 Prince St, Grafton

ABN 85 864 095 684

 

 

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