Our Due Diligence process can be as simple as an initial phone call at no cost to the client for a brief desktop analysis, right through to consulting with our expert panel of professional consultants to perform a detailed review of the specific details of the site including but not limited to:
The ability for the existing water, sewer and stormwater infrastructure to accept the additional connections that your project requires
The ability of your project to connect to electricity and NBN
The ability for your project to obtain an additional crossover from the road to the site
Any requirements for, and extent of earthworks / retaining
Identification of manholes or other infrastructure that may impact site layout
Identification of any vegetation protection that will impede lot sizes or project viability
Identification and confirmation that any existing dwelling houses are not protected from demolition
You’re wanting to subdivide the site where you currently live, and need to retain the dwelling house as your home during the process; or
You have an investment property that you're ready to subdivide, and you want to retain the tenants for as long as possible during this process; or
You have recently purchased a site to subdivide and want the process moving forward as quickly as possible.
Generally clients who fall into one of these categories aren't sure where to start, they don’t have a clear understanding of what it might cost, and they’re not sure if the project can proceed, especially when there is a desire to retain the dwelling or retain the tenant.
If you find yourself in this position with these questions, give us a call; we’re the perfect place to start when you have little or no experience.
As a business with first hand experience completing the entire subdivision process, we’re able to develop a whole-of-project strategy with you.
Our role within this strategy varies from client to client - a few examples include:
Our role is to progress the application ASAP; the client wants little to no involvement other than reviewing consultants quotes and being provided regular updates on progress; or
Our role is to spend time with the client and help them understand what we are doing, why we are doing it, and provide an educational process during the project; or
Our role is to prepare, submit, and manage the development application ASAP, with the client taking responsibility for post-development approval site works, plan sealing and land titling; or
Our role is to both obtain the development approval from Council, and then continue to undertake the site works, plan sealing, and land titling
If these roles don't fit your expectations, give us a call and we can discuss developing a custom role that fits your needs.
Your report covers:
Zoning, heritage & character housing
Flooding, bushfire, noise & vegetation overlays
Easements, stormwater, sewer & water
