You have engaged a private certifier, a builder, and now you are ready to start the new build. But no-one told you about the Form 16 until project completion? The problem is that now the pool/carport/house is built, and you can only hope that everything is in order.
This is a familiar scenario, and we hear it often, you are not alone. We can get to your site and assess the extents of the new construction and their setbacks from the boundaries. We will let you know if they comply with your approval.
We can provide you with a Form 16 in accordance with your certifier’s requirements. They are used to confirm that the development you have undertaken has been done in accordance with the boundary setbacks required under the conditions of your approval.
A Form 16 will generally be required for new buildings and renovations. The Form 16 should involve marking the property boundaries before any work is done to provide you with the confidence of knowing that you will not have problems later on.
Need a reliable cadastral surveyor for your next project? Here's how we can help.
In Queensland, it is a legal requirement to register all long-term and high-value lease agreements and plans with the Titles Office. Only a cadastral surveyor can prepare a Lease Plan. Let us handle it for you.
Boundary marking is what we do. We are qualified to mark boundaries in New South Wales and Queensland. Our surveyors can mark property and easement boundaries for you at any stage of your development.
We have extensive experience in all types of construction set-out, from residential dwellings and high-rise apartments to civil work for subdivisions, and roads, bridges, and railways.
At Kaymak Survey, we like to let our work speak for itself. Take a look at some of our previous projects below.
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