A Section 10.7 Planning Certificate provides you with information about the development potential of a parcel of land. They are usually required upon the sale or purchase of a property.
There are two types of Section 10.7 Planning Certificates:
1. A 10.7(2) Certificate shows:
- the zoning of the property
- the relevant state, regional and local planning controls
- other property constraints such as land contamination, level of flooding and bushfire-prone land.
2. A 10.7(2) and (5) Certificate provides the same information, and also includes other details that apply to the land such as:
- advice from other authorities
- development approvals
Things to consider:
- You’ll need the address of the parcel of land to complete your application (and preferably the Lot and DP details)
- An application fee will also apply. Please note: If you select the 'URGENT' option, this will attract a higher fee.
Please note: A planning certificate is not a development approval. If you're looking to do development on your land, you'll need to submit a Development Application via the NSW Planning Portal to get approval from Council.