Concrete Cancer Repair in Brighton
Brighton, Hampton and Sandringham are on Bayside City Council's own suburb list, along Port Phillip Bay. Before any demolition, construction or building work starts, Bayside requires an asset protection permit, and a hoarding over the footpath needs its own.
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Concrete Cancer Repair around Brighton
Bayside's asset protection permit has a A$367 fee for a standard block, plus a refundable security bond of A$2,500 to A$50,000 depending on the size and cost of the project. A hoarding or materials stored over the footpath or nature strip needs its own permit, with a A$343 application fee and A$13.70 per square metre per week.
Plant such as a crane, cherry picker, scissor lift or concrete pump needs a daily occupation permit with a A$343 application fee, and the Council asks you to allow 10 business days for a decision. A permit must be obtained before occupation of Council property.
Permits and Bayside City Council rules
Whether a repair needs a building permit is for a building surveyor to say: an alteration is exempt only if it will not adversely affect the structural soundness of the building and does not remove or alter a supporting element, and the building is not heritage-listed. Scaffold or a hoarding over the street alignment needs the council's report and consent, and a permit from the council.
Source: Building Regulations 2018 (Vic), reg 23, Schedule 3 item 4 and reg 116; read 27 September 2026. — confirm current requirements with Bayside City Council.
Our Brighton service area
An enquiry from Brighton is passed on to an independent licensed provider, who gets in touch to look at the job.
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