New South Wales Consolidated Regulations

ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING AND ASSESSMENT REGULATION 2000 - REG 129C

129C Record of site inspections

(1) A council or registered certifier must make a record of each inspection carried out by the council or registered certifier for the purposes of clause 129B.

(2) Any council or registered certifier who is required to make such a record but is not the certifier in relation to the issue of the complying development certificate concerned must, within 2 days after the carrying out of the inspection, provide a copy of the record to the certifier, by means of the NSW planning portal.

(3) The record must include the following--

(a) the date of the application for the complying development certificate,

(b) the address of the property at which the inspection was carried out,

(c) the type of inspection,

(d) the date on which the inspection was carried out,

(e) if the inspection was carried out by a council, the name of the council and the identity and signature of the individual who carried out the inspection on behalf of the council,

(f) if the inspection was carried out by a registered certifier, the identity of the registered certifier, including, in a case where the registered certifier is a registered body corporate, the identity of the individual who carried out the inspection on behalf of the body corporate,

(g) if the inspection was carried out by a registered certifier, the registration number of the registered certifier, including, in a case where the registered certifier is a registered body corporate, the registration number of the individual who carried out the inspection on behalf of the body corporate,

(h) details of the current fire safety measures in the existing buildings on the site that will be affected by the proposed development concerned,

(i) details as to whether or not the plans and specifications accompanying the application for the complying development certificate adequately and accurately depict the existing site conditions,

(j) details of any features of the site, or of any building on the site, that would result in the proposed development the subject of the application for the complying development certificate--

(i) not being complying development, or

(ii) not complying with the Building Code of Australia .