Useless Certifier

[ian]

How much off the ground does it have to be in this case to comply?

while unlike tobydodge we don`t know, an easy first check is if neither of the adjoining properties is affected by the overland flow restriction, the height can be no higher than the lower ground level at the adjoining fence line.

if the depth of the overland flow restriction is only a few hundred millimetres, tobydodger might be able to build what he has had designed using a suspended slab rather than slab on ground.


ian

[TEEJAY]

while unlike tobydodge we don`t know, an easy first check is if neither of the adjoining properties is affected by the overland flow restriction, the height can be no higher than the lower ground level at the adjoining fence line.

if the depth of the overland flow restriction is only a few hundred millimetres, tobydodger might be able to build what he has had designed using a suspended slab rather than slab on ground.


ian

Yes I know Ian, my question was so he could tell us and we could make a valued assessment of his predicament and offer some worthwhile advice.

I am surprised we haven't been told already the amount.

[dazzler]

You lot still talking to yourselves

[quriouskey]

t

I'm a little bit confused.
Who fills out the building application?
Does a 'Building Certifier' carry out the same role as a Building Surveyor' here in Vic.?