Construction management plan approval

We require developers and builders to carefully manage excavation, demolition and building works.

A construction management plan (CMP) may be required for large or difficult-to-build developments.

The plan should account for all aspects of the proposed demolition or building works and include a construction management traffic plan (CTMP).

Steps to apply for CMP approval

Step 1.Prepare your CMP

We require your CMP to include specific detail.

Use the subject checklists found on this page to ensure you include all the required information.

Step 2.Additional document preparation

CMPs will only be assessed when accompanied by the correct supporting documentation, including:

  • an extract of the building contract in relation to the construction of the proposed works
  • a statutory declaration from the owner of the land nominating the builder name and stating that a building contract is in place for the proposed works.
  • a CTMP prepared by your traffic engineering consultant.

Step 3.Application

Apply for CMP approval

There is an application cost of $250.

Step 4.After you submit

We will email you a copy of the completed form for your records.

Where necessary, you will be asked to discuss with us directly your proposed CMP. Your appointed traffic engineering consultant may also be required to attend.

CMP applications require a minimum of 4 weeks to fully assess.

Step 5.Final approval

If there is no related planning permit, you will receive your final approval within 10 business days provided all criteria has been met.

Work on your project can now begin, and your builder can apply for all relevant permits.

Contact us

If you have any questions, contact the Construction Management team on 9490 4222 or at construction.management@banyule.vic.gov.au

Fines

Failure to  to comply with our Local Law No. 1 (2015) may result in an infringement up to $1,000.

Subject checklists

If you have not created a CMP before, use the guides below to get you going. 

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