DA Lodgement Checklist NSW | NSW Planning (60-Second Guide)

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Ready to lodge your development application in New South Wales? Get every document right, or your council can refuse to even accept it. Seven core items sit on every DA: the application form, architectural and site plans, a Statement of Environmental Effects or SEE, a BASIX certificate for residential work, owner's consent, a cost estimate, and the council fee. Then come the situational reports — a survey, arborist, heritage, bushfire or flood — and your 10.7 certificate tells you which apply. The one item you can't download is the SEE. It must be written for your site. Miss anything and the council pauses the clock with a request for information. Get it complete the first time. Generate your SEE in minutes at instantSEE.

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