Concrete Cancer Repair in St Kilda
St Kilda and Elwood are both on the City of Port Phillip's own suburb list. Any scaffold, hoarding or balcony repair over the footpath needs the City's street occupation permit, and a separate asset protection permit banded by the value of the works.
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Concrete Cancer Repair around St Kilda
The City of Port Phillip's street occupation permit costs A$135 to apply for and A$165 for the permit, with a daily rate of A$3.30 per square metre, or A$2.20 with a gantry, a minimum A$20 million public liability certificate of currency, and an assessment within five business days. The City's asset protection permit is banded by the value of the works: A$410 up to A$100,000, A$1,010 up to A$500,000, A$2,700 up to A$1,000,000 and A$3,950 above that.
The City of Port Phillip's heritage advice page says a lot of the City is covered by heritage overlays. Ask the City's planning team whether your property is in one before a repair is designed, because a heritage overlay can change what work needs a permit.
Permits and City of Port Phillip 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 City of Port Phillip.
Our St Kilda service area
An enquiry from St Kilda is passed on to an independent licensed provider, who gets in touch to look at the job.
See all Concrete Cancer Repair in Melbourne. We also work in Albert Park, Middle Park and Balaclava, among the other suburbs we list. Related pages: balcony concrete cancer repair, owners corporation concrete repairs and concrete cancer repair for houses.
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