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When is a Road Opening permit required?A Road Opening permit is required before any opening (i.e. excavation) can be performed on Council land, i.e. roads, footpaths, nature strips, or reserves. Applying for a Road Opening permitThe applicant is required to:
If the opening is in the road surface, a Traffic Management Plan must be submitted and Road Closure permit must also be obtained. Additionally, a Legal Point of Discharge must be obtained before a permit for stormwater drainage works can be issued. Please contact Building Solutions on (03) 9209 6253 to apply. Request for Reinstatement of Road OpeningAt the completion of road opening works, the applicant must notify Council within 24 hours by completing a Any excavation must be reinstated to Council requirements. Should any further work be undertaken by Council to bring the temporary reinstatement up to Council's standards, the cost will be deducted from the security deposit. Any opening within the City of Port Phillip must be backfilled with crushed rock, compacted and finished cold mix (pre-mix). Should the applicant request that the reinstatement be undertaken by Council, the work will be inspected and final reinstatement will be undertaken within 28 days of receipt of the Request for Reinstatement of Road Opening form. If applicable, any refund or invoice will be issued within 14 days of completion. When will my security deposit be reimbursed?The security deposit will be refunded on the completion of reinstatement provided that there has not been any damage to Community assets. Should reinstatement be undertaken by Council, if applicable, any refund or invoice will be issued on completion of reinstatement. Where do I lodge my completed application?Please fax, email or lodge in person the completed application, payment of the application fee, and all associated documents to: City of Port Phillip Development Permits, 99a Carlisle Street St Kilda Victoria 3182, phone (03) 9209 6216, fax (03) 9536 2745, email devpermits@portphillip.vic.gov.au. What does the permit cost?Fees and charges:
PaymentApplication fees must be paid upon application otherwise the application will not be accepted. If assessment of the application determines that it is appropriate to issue a permit, all remaining permit fees and charges must be paid prior to the permit being issued. How long will an application take to assess?Applications take 5 business days to assess provided no further information or changes are required. Works must not commence without a permit.
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