STAGE 51

The first stage of construction involves the removal of topsoil, where it is then stored. The land is then shaped to the design levels in order to set the foundation for your new home.

The construction of all trunk and reticulation sewers to provide sanitation services to each house lot.

The construction of all stormwater pipes and pits which allow the safe draining of all stormwater away from the house lots preventing flooding. This network may also feature basins and wetlands designed to treat the stormwater before it enters local waterways.

The construction of water, recycled water and gas pipes to each house lot, including all trunk and reticulation services.

Retaining walls are constructed where required to manage surface level changes and provide suitable lots for house construction.

This phase is when you’ll begin to notice major changes. Your future home will start to take shape with roads and curbs.

The concrete road kerbs are installed which form the edge of the new roads and help transfer stormwater into the drainage network.

The installation of power and telecommunications provide street lighting, power, internet and phone services to each house lot.

Concrete footpaths are constructed throughout the stage to provide safe pedestrian access to each house lot. Topsoil is placed within the nature strips and seeded.

The final step in building the new roads is the installation of the asphalt layer, which provides the smooth driving surface for vehicles.

All essential services, roads, footpaths, the final constructed levels as well as any infrastructure required for the stage needs to be tested, audited and approved by the relevant service authorities. Once approved, the stage receives a Statement of Compliance from Council which verifies that the stage is now ready to lodge for individual titles.