BUILDING INFORMATION
Park Lake Adare is the perfect location for exceptional acreage homes. Here, you will find all the building information you will need to start constructing your new dream home.
Survey & Disclosure Plans
Disclosure Plans – Stage 1
Survey Plans Draft – Stage 1
Survey Plans Registered – Stage 1
Disclosure Plans – Stage 2
Survey Plans Draft – Stage 2
Final Survey Plans – Stage 2 & 3
Disclosure Plans – Stage 3
Survey Plans Draft – Stage 3
Registration Confirmation – Stage 1
Disclosure Plans – Lot 138
Disclosure Plans – Lot 139
Disclosure Plans – Stage 4
Disclosure Plans – Stage 5
Detail Survey
Cadastral Certificate for Survey Plan – Stage 2 & 3
Design Guidelines
Building Covenant
Staging Plan
Conservation and Building Envelope Plan
Infrastructure Plan
Subdivision Layout Plan
Home Building Setbacks
Engineering
Engineering (draft) – Stage 1
Development Permit for Operational Works – Stage 1
Draft Engineering Drawings – Stage 2
Stage 2 & 3 OPW submission – Civil Drawings
Stage 2 & 3 OPW submission – SWMP
Stage 2 & 3 OPW submission – DA
Stage 2 & 3 OPW – Approval
Stage 2 & 3 OPW Landscaping – Approval
Stage 2 & 3 Practical Completion Certificate
Stage 4 & 5 OPW – Approval
Flood Management Report
63 Redbank Creek Road Flood Management Report
174 Adare Road Flood Management Report
Geotechnical
Bushfire Management
Bushfire Mitigation
Bushfire hazard assessment and mitigation plan
Bushfire Resilient Building Guideline
New Road Names
Conservation Lots
Property Addressing
Property Addressing – Stage 1
Property Addressing – Stage 2 & 3
Development Approval
Minor Change approval
DA – Pages 1 to 48
DA – Pages 48 to 129
Notice of Approval – Stage 1
Notice of Approval – Stage 2 & 3
Superseded Planning Scheme
Urban Utilities
Connection Certificate – Stage 1
Design Approval – Stage 1
Connection Certificate – Stage 2 & 3
Design Approval – Stage 4 & 5
Other
Fire Ant Inspection Report
Vegetation Management Plan
Advice & Responsibilities for Developer & Land Owners
Koala Management Plan
Driveway Crossovers
Town Planning Setbacks for Construction
Gatton Planning Scheme
Journey To Your Dream Home
Spotter Catcher Report – Stages 4 & 5
Electrical
Lots with overhead power – Stage 1
Lots with overhead power – Stage 5
Electricity Reticulation – Stage 1
Telecommunication – Stage 1
Electrical – Stage 1
Electricity Reticulation (Preliminary) – Stages 2 & 3
Telecommunication (Preliminary) – Stages 2 & 3
Electricity-Reticulation-Design-Approval – Stages 2 & 3
Certificate for Electricity Supply – Stage 1
Amended Electricity Reticulation Design Approval – Stage 1
Practical Completion Certificate – Stage 1
Energex Certificate of Acceptance – Stage 1
Energex Certificate of Supply – Stages 2 & 3
Electricity Reticulation Design Approval – Stages 4 & 5
Electrical Plans – Stages 4 & 5
Energex Certificate of Acceptance – Stages 2 & 3
Electrical IFC – Stages 4 & 5
NBN IFC – Stages 4 & 5
Crossover Building Application
Before commencing the construction of a crossover, an application needs to be submitted to the local shire for approval. The application should be reviewed and approved by the shire before any construction work on the crossover begins. For your convenience, we have already provided a copy of the diagram and specifications for the crossover on our website.
Please complete the Application to Undertake Works on a Road and return to Council with all required additional information either by email to mailbox@lvrc.qld.gov.au, dropping off to a Council Office or by post.
Tree Removal Considerations
Removal of Trees and Vegetation may be subject to a permit, please contact Council and speak with the Planning Department to ascertain if a permit is required. Contact Council on 1300 005 872.
* Clear Obstruction: If a tree obstructs the planned location of your dwelling, driveway, or shed, it is advisable to exercise common sense, and in such cases, the tree may be removed.
* Boundary Trees: If you have any uncertainties regarding the removal of a tree located within the boundary of your property, we recommend reaching out to the Planning Department at the local shire for guidance and approval.
TIMING FOR STAGE DELIVERY
Residential land development can be prone to delays due to a number of factors that may include weather, material shortage or delays and other factors outside of the control of the developer. Equally, we rely on 3 levels of government to act in a timely diligent manner. The information below is subject to change without prior notice.
STAGE 1
Civil Works
Completed
Landscaping
Completed
Plan Sealing
Completed
Title Registration
Completed
Settlements Commence
Commenced 3rd October 2023
STAGE 2 & 3
Civil Works
Completed May 2024
Landscaping
Completed May 2024
Plan Sealing
Completed July 2024
Title Registration
Completed 24th July 2024
Settlements Commence
Commenced 8th August 2024
STAGE 4 & 5
Civil Works
Commenced 26th August 2024
Landscaping
To be confirmed
Plan Sealing
To be confirmed
Title Registration
To be confirmed
Settlements Commence
To be confirmed