Council consent Council building consent can vary for different things. Find out about what applies to your project.
Frequently asked questions about building Our FAQs about your building project, or to answer questions about your neighbour's building project.
Swimming pools and spas Are you considering installing a pool or spa at your property? Find out what you need to do, from inspections to registrations and compliance.
Types of building permits The building permit you apply for will depend on what kind of work you're doing. Check out our range of building permit application types.
Private building surveyors online lodgements Private building surveyors are required to lodge certain documents with council once they are appointed to a project.
Role of the building surveyor Your building surveyor is a trained building professional and key member of your team and will help you deliver your building project.
Selecting a building surveyor Discover how to find and select a building surveyor and their responsibilities.
Find a building permit application You can search for different building permit applications via our online building register.
How to apply for a building permit Building permits within Darebin are administered and issued by private building surveyors.
Building step 4 assessment and feedback Find out about Council assessment and feedback for applications that you lodge with us.
Owner builder Find out about your responsibilities as an owner builder and how to go about becoming registered.
Asset protection Asset protection involves the protection of council assets from potential damage during building works.
Balconies Whether you're a home or commercial property owner, you must ensure that you regularly maintain and inspect your balconies.
Cladding in apartments Do you have concerns with possible combustible cladding on an apartment building that you live in, or are considering purchasing?
Enquire about neighbourhood building works Are you unsure about the status of a building permit or are concerned about safety on a building site?
Handrails and balustrades Handrails and/or balustrades may be a compulsory part of your building project, with regulations around size and floor levels.
Neighbouring construction Building sites must comply with the law to ensure they minimise disruption to the community.
Water coming from a neighbouring property If you have water on your property from a neighbouring property, it's a civil matter between you and your neighbour.