Development Control (DC) applications encompass large-scale and complex projects, such as commercial, industrial, tourism, agricultural proposals, and significant residential developments. Use this checklist to prepare a complete submission:

• Completed Application Form: Ensure all sections of the form are filled out accurately.
• Site Plan and Land Use Plan: Detailed layout of the proposed development, including access points and boundaries.
• Architectural Drawings: Comprehensive building plans showing elevations, sections, and floor layouts.
• Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA): Required for projects that could significantly impact the environment.
• Survey Plan: An updated plan certified by a licensed surveyor.
• Geotechnical Report: If applicable, especially for projects involving retaining walls over 1.5m.
• Compliance Certificate: Proof of compliance with zoning and land use regulations.
• Land Ownership Documentation: Title deed or a notarized letter of consent from the landowner.
• Community Consultation Report: For large projects, include a report summarizing community engagement and feedback.
• Retaining and Boundary Wall Details: For walls above 1.5m, submit engineering specifications.
• Subdivision Plan: If applicable, for projects that involve the division of land into four or more plots.

Development Control (DC) applications encompass large-scale and complex projects, such as commercial, industrial, tourism, agricultural proposals, and significant residential developments. Use this checklist to prepare a complete submission:

• Completed Application Form: Ensure all sections of the form are filled out accurately.
• Site Plan and Land Use Plan: Detailed layout of the proposed development, including access points and boundaries.
• Architectural Drawings: Comprehensive building plans showing elevations, sections, and floor layouts.
• Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA): Required for projects that could significantly impact the environment.
• Survey Plan: An updated plan certified by a licensed surveyor.
• Geotechnical Report: If applicable, especially for projects involving retaining walls over 1.5m.
• Compliance Certificate: Proof of compliance with zoning and land use regulations.
• Land Ownership Documentation: Title deed or a notarized letter of consent from the landowner.
• Community Consultation Report: For large projects, include a report summarizing community engagement and feedback.
• Retaining and Boundary Wall Details: For walls above 1.5m, submit engineering specifications.
• Subdivision Plan: If applicable, for projects that involve the division of land into four or more plots.

These applications pertain to smaller residential projects below 100m². Ensure your submission includes:

• Completed Application Form: Clearly filled out with accurate information.
• Site Plan: A scaled plan showing the layout of the proposed development on the plot.
• Architectural Drawings: Plans that include the proposed building’s dimensions and design.
• Survey Plan: An updated plan to confirm plot boundaries.
• Proof of Land Ownership: Copy of the title deed or consent letter from the landowner.
• Zoning Compliance Documentation: Proof that the development meets local zoning requirements.

Minor Works applications cover small additions or modifications to existing residential developments. The checklist for these applications includes:

• Completed Application Form: Filled with precise details about the minor work.
• Sketch Plan: A basic plan outlining the addition or modification.
• Supporting Photos: Images of the existing structure where changes will be made.
• Proof of Ownership: Title deed or landowner consent.
• Description of Works: A brief written description of the proposed work (e.g., extensions below 40m², fences, or gates).
• Compliance Certificate: If needed, confirm that the work adheres to local regulations.

This category covers subdivision projects involving up to three residential plots or subdivisions that address existing encroachments. The required documents include:

• Completed Application Form: Fully detailed and signed.
• Survey Plan: Certified by a licensed surveyor, showing the proposed subdivision.
• Subdivision Plan: A detailed plan of the proposed division of land.
• Proof of Land Ownership: Title deed or consent from the landowner.
• Zoning and Compliance Certificate: Documentation verifying that the subdivision adheres to planning regulations.
• Access Plan: If the subdivision includes plots designated for access, include an access layout plan.
• Encroachment Documentation: For subdivisions meant to resolve existing residential or access encroachments, provide any supporting legal or surveyor reports.

• Ensure Completeness: Double-check that all required documents are attached before submission to avoid delays.
• Follow Zoning Regulations: Confirm that your project complies with local zoning requirements and building codes.
• Submit Electronically: If available, use the online submission system to expedite the review process.
• Keep Copies: Maintain copies of all submitted documents for your records.
• Stay Updated: Regulations and requirements may change; ensure you have the most current information.