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Planning application forms and certificates
Council's planning applications and certificates.
The NSW Planning Portal is a digital space where you can lodge a range of planning applications with Council. From Friday 18 December, Council no longer accepts hardcopy and email applications.
Visit here for more information about the Portal or to lodge your application.
- Disclosure Statement of Political Donations and Gifts (219.51 KB)
- S7.12 Cost Report form - $500,000 Less (134.17 KB)
- S7.12 Cost Report form - $500,000 More (275.29 KB)
- Building Certificate Application (114.09 KB)
- Fire Safety Certificate (165.75 KB)
- Fire Safety Statement (155.44 KB)
- Section 10.7 Planning Certificate Application (202.72 KB)
- Application for Vehicle Access Crossing (Driveway) (2.88 MB)
- Application for Septic (143.54 KB)
- Outstanding Notice Certificate Application Form (84.85 KB)
- Road Naming Application (74.86 KB)
- Site Waste Management & Minimisation Plan (271.4 KB)
- Pre-lodgment Meeting Application & Information Sheet (93.5 KB)
- Tree Application Guide (104.12 KB)
- Principal Certification Form (203.12 KB)
- Statement of Environmental Effects (376.97 KB)
- Section 68 Form (168.8 KB)
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