见识多，

方知少。

Preparingyour site

准备场地

What you may need before you can startbuilding

在开始建造建筑物之前，你需要的资料

●  Demolition,Building, planning and landscaping permits from your local council

当地政府颁发的拆除、建筑、规划及绿化许可证

●  Obtainan Owner Builder licence or contract a registered builder

获得自建业主许可证或找一个注册建造商

●  Commissiona Building Surveyor for permit approval

委任一名建筑测量师以帮助获取许可证

●  Obtaina soil report to establish footing requirements

获得土壤报告以制定基础要求

●  Getsuitable footings designed according to your site and unit

根据基于场地及房屋的设计，取得相配的基础

●  Assessyour sewerage options

评估污水设备选项

●  Obtainan energy efficiency report from an Energy Rater

从能源评级师手中拿到能效报告

●  ObtainaBAL (bushfire) assessment where applicable

凡适用时，获取BAL(林火) 评估

Call ME Support for assistance on 13650876736

如需要帮助，请致电13650876736

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