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Prepare the next useful question.
Enter what you know once. Take an enquiry, specialist brief or Council response back to your own documents.
Use the authority’s required form or enquiry service where applicable. An informal reply is not an approval.
A suburb is enough for an early draft. Add the property address for site-specific advice.
Describe the outcome and proposed work. A rough concept is useful; label it as a concept.
Record measured, drawing-based or approximate values. Leave unmeasured facts unknown.
Copy the full control names and schedule numbers, plus the report date.
Name the records checked and their dates. Write “not checked” if you do not have them.
Use existing records. A visible pit or pipe does not establish its location or requirements.
List file names, dates and drawing revisions. Attach the actual records when you send the enquiry.
For example: which report would establish whether this concept is feasible?
An easement, pipe or pit can require a separate owner or beneficiary enquiry even when it is absent from the title. Distance alone is not clearance.
Open the records and official sources
Check the current version and relevant passage. A linked source does not establish that a rule applies to your site.
Your draft
Review before sending and attach any records you listed. This draft does not determine permit eligibility or replace the assessment a professional or authority must make.