Stage 9

This primary phase involves working with Council and other Authorities to secure planning approvals and acceptance of documentation including engineering designs to allow physical works to commence on site.

Cut and fill is undertaken to bring the land in line with ultimate design levels.

Waste and storm water systems are constructed and connected to each lot.

Here we see things really start to come together as the ground is prepared to lay down the lower layers of road pavement. Water and gas mains are also installed, and the kerb and channel (guttering system) is put into place.

With kerb and channel works complete, in this phase trenches are dug for the running of electrical and telecommunications cabling and wiring, preparing the way for power, phones and the internet to be connected.

The ground goes through another round of preparation to enable the construction of footpaths, as well as for the topsoil of the community’s nature strips. Significantly, this phase also sees middle pavement layers constructed and roads take shape with the laying of asphalt.

Council and Service Authority perform final inspections before signing off on constructed works including roads and services. Final documentation is provided to Council, facilitating Statement of Compliance for the development stage.

Each lot within the Stage is registered at the Titles Office, after which settlement can occur and you can start building your dream home.