1.4 Land values
Over the last ten years, the land valuation composition has shifted.
• Farmland: percentage share increased significantly from a majority to dominance (57% of total land value to 70% of total land value),
• Residential: despite total value growth, the residential sector’s percentage contribution to the total Council land value decreased (from 37% to 26% of total land value), and
• Business: maintains a minimal, stable share of total value composition.
The infograph shown below demonstrates the shift from 2016 to 2025.
The unimproved land value of individual properties is determined by the NSW Valuer General. Every 3 years Council updates the land value used for rating purposes based on the NSW Valuer General’s determination.
While the Federation Council's total land value has more than tripled since 2016 to $5.18 billion, the distribution has shifted significantly; Farmland now represents an 70% of the total valuation base. Despite this $3.7 billion surge in property value, the Council’s total general rate income remains strictly regulated and is capped at $17,258,701 for the 2026/27 financial year. Consequently, these updated 2025 valuations do not increase the Council’s total revenue, but instead dictate how the existing rate burden is redistributed across the three rating categories.
Increases in land value do not create "new" money, but "redistribute" the existing "weight" across properties
1.5 Rates for each rating category for 2026/27
Council adopted below rating structure during the June 2026 Council meeting. The rating structure maintain 2025/26 base rate of $425.00 with the balance collected through the ad valorem. The general rates ad valorem and base amount that will apply for 2026/27 is as follows:
An even 6% increase is applied to the Ad Valorem rates in each rating category Based on the latest land values, this translates to an overall collection increase of 11% for Farmland, 10% for Residential, and 24% for Business.
1.6 Hardship Policy
The current Debt Management and Hardship Policy was reviewed and adopted in August 2024 which strengthens the support that Council is offering ratepayers in financial hardship. The revised Policy provides two additional support mechanisms for ratepayers:
• Rates Assistance Program for those in hardship with approved applicants being eligible for up to $300 from their rates or charges debt
• Rates Deferral program for eligible aged pensioners.
Ratepayers experiencing hardship or finding it difficult to pay their rates are encouraged to contact Council. The Policy offers measures that can provide assistance to ratepayers in these circumstances.
A copy of the current policy is available on Council’s website.
If you’re having trouble paying your rates, please reach out—we have ways to support you.
NSW councils are responsible for providing water and sewerage services to people in NSW outside the areas covered by the Sydney and Hunter water corporations. These services are provided by council-owned and operated local water utilities Local water utilities are governed under the Local Government Act (NSW) 1993, Water Management Act (NSW) 2000, the Public Health Act (NSW) 2010, the Protection of the Environment Operations Act (NSW) 1997, the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act (NSW) 1979, the Dams Safety Act (NSW) 2015 and any other relevant legislation and regulation.
2. Water Pricing
Federation Council provides potable water supply to the residents of Corowa, Howlong and Mulwala. Water is drawn from the Murray River and is treated at water treatment plants located in each town. Council's water charges are levied in accordance with the NSW State Government Best Practice Pricing Principles. Council does not provide water to the former Urana Shire Council area towns and villages, as this is provided by the Riverina Water County Council.
Separate to the town potable (treated) water schemes for properties in Corowa, Howlong and Mulwala, Council also provides an untreated basic water supply to Balldale, managed under the General Fund, and with volunteer assistance, supports a rural scheme for the Daysdale community.
The below information only pertains to the Corowa, Howlong and Mulwala townships.
Corowa, Howlong and Mulwala Water Charges (Water Fund)
Section 501 of the LGA covers the making and levying of Water Availability Charges on all properties connected to, or able to be connected to, Council’s water service network.
Section 552(1)(b) of the LGA prescribes that Council can charge for a connected water service provided the land is within 225 metres of a Council water pipe.
We charge for the availability of the water network to your land, so the service is ready whenever you need it.
The 2026-27 water availability charges will increase by an average of 5% to work towards addressing the gap in funding the increased cost of service delivery.
as follows:
Over time with further strategic work, Council will align charges with Best Practice Water Supply and Sewerage guidelines of appropriate split between the revenue generated from availability charges to consumption charges (recommended 25/75, currently budgeted at 23/77).
Consumption charges are as follows:
Residential water usage charges will be increased to $2.20 per kL for water consumption up to 350 kL and at $3.25 per kL thereafter. This is to encourage the more sustainable use of water.
Further detail on water fees and charges is contained in Appendix 1.
Parks and Gardens Water
Water use for parks and gardens within the towns will be charged at a reduced rate of 80% of the standard fee. This recognises the cost of production and the community benefit derived from such use.
Use a little, pay a little; use a lot, and you'll help cover the extra strain on the system.
10. Fees, charges and policies (Appendix 1)
(Provided in accordance with Section 404 of the Local Government Act 1993)
The following statement provides details of each fee and charge levied by Federation Council under the provisions of Chapter 15 Part 10 of the Local Government Act 1993. It outlines the nature of each fee or charge and the pricing policy used by Council in setting each fee or charge.
The fees and charges are presented under functional headings as provided by AAS27. Those goods and/or services subjected to GST have been identified in the attached Schedule of Fees and Charges as GST included.
Some goods and/or services supplied by Council have been declared "GST free" or are excluded under Division 81 of the legislation. For goods and/or services, which are "GST free" or excluded from GST no mention of GST appears in the Schedule of Fees and Charges.
10.1 Fees and charges key changes
The following changes of significance have been made to the schedule to fees and charges:
• Plan copies – Discontinue providing service
• Rental – Introduce minimum fee for Lease / Licence Preparation
• LGA Section 68 approval – The Act specifies a range of events / activities where approvals are required to be obtained from council, in addition to one off event/ activity, a 12 months approval is introduced.
• Waste disposal charges – New contractor appointed for disposal of bedding, tyres and soft furnishing resulting in unprecedented price changes.
Mattresses - Single/Double $59.10 $42.00 -28.93%
Mattresses - Queen/King $93.60 $42.00 -55.13%
Tyre R<20 – each
$23.35 $24.00 2.78%
Tyre R20 to R40 – each $46.63 $26.00 -44.24%
Tyre R>40 – each $93.25 $28.00 -69.97%
Lounge - 1 seat
Lounge - 2 seat $21.80
Lounge - 3 seat $33.35 $47.00 40.93%
Lounge - additional seat $11.55 $0.00 -100%
New partner, new prices. We’re passing on some big savings on mattresses (down over 50% for some!), though you'll notice an increase if you're dropping off an old sofa.
10.2 Review of pricing to send better price signals
In late 2023 Council received the Independent Review report from the University of Newcastle, along with a list of 77 recommendations for Council consideration. The following two recommendations relate to Council’s determination of fees and charges.
1. Provide better price signals. Full cost recovery should be targeted according to long run marginal cost for all non-regulated prices except where a clearly articulated subsidy is in place (see next point). Even where a subsidy is in place, resident consumers need to be advised of the full cost of the good or service. We suggest Council divide non-regulated fees and charges into four equal lists. Each year, the relevant Director or Manager should be asked to accurately cost each item on a given list. Revised prices should then go to the Council for a decision. This task is not about getting more revenue – it is about improving economic efficiency, ensuring taxes are spent for the purpose that they were levied, and also dispelling deeply embedded fiscal illusion.
2. For merit subsidies, Council should clearly articulate: (i) what is the merit inherent in the good or service, (ii) what the goal of the subsidy is (and how this will be measured), and (iii) the date on which the merit subsidy will be reviewed.
11. Policy History
Version Date Changes / Amendments
1.0 21 April 2026 Draft for Council in principle adoption
1.1 19 June 2026
12. Reviews
Update with changes for:
• Rating structure as adopted on 16 June 2026;
We’re sharpening our pencils on pricing. Following expert advice, we're making sure our prices match what it costs to run things where we can
• Update Interest Rate on Overdue Rates and Charges for the period 1 July 2026 to 30 June 2027 to 9.5% per annum;
• Update Section 603 Certificate with the approved fee for the 2026/27 financial year of $105;
• Update fee unit for statutory fees under Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979;
• Update Liquid Trade Waste fees to reflect the newly adopted Local Approval Policy for Trade Waste;
• Section 64 Developer Servicing Plans fees: Headworks’ contribution 2026/2027 fee indexed to CPI of 4.40%; and
• Update cemeteries fees on statutory Interment Service Levy, linguistic updates to replace 'Right of Burial' provisions, adjust lawn cemetery interment fees, and fee structural revisions for Urana, Boree Creek, Oaklands, and Hopefield due to capacity change.
Review annually or as required.
NOTE: This is a controlled document. If you are reading a printed copy please check that you have the latest version by checking it on Councils Electronic Document system. Printed or downloaded versions of this document are uncontrolled.
Record No: 26/15559
Adopted: 16 June 2026
NSW councils providea range ofimportant services to their communities. These services may include community services, sporting and recreation services, environmental planning, public health, environmental protection and waste collection, treatment and disposal. Councils may charge and recover an approved fee for any service it provides, other than a service provided, or proposed to be provided, on an annual basis for which it is authorised or required to make an annual charge under section 496 or 501.
Pricing methodology
Council will charge a rangeoffees as detailed withinthe Schedule of Fees and Charges section. The legislative basis for these fees may be found in section 608 of the Local Government Act 1993, which provides that Council may charge and recover an approved fee for any service it provides, including the following:
supplying a service, product or commodity;
giving information;
providing a service in connection with the exercise of Council’s regulatory functions, including receiving an application for approval, granting an approval, making an inspection and issuing a certificate; and
allowing admission to any building or enclosure.
Council is striving to implement a user pay principle while being ever mindful of the capacity of the client to pay. Therefore, some of the fees set by Council will not recover the full cost of providing the goods and services in order to support the provision of services and to alleviate the burden that would otherwise be unfairly placed upon ratepayers. Council has given due consideration to the following factors in determining the appropriate price for each fee:
the cost of providing the service;
whether the goods or service are supplied on a commercial basis;
the importance of the service to the community;
the capacity of the user to pay;
the impact of the activity on public amenity;
competitive market prices; and
prices dictated by legislation.
Council discloses its pricing policy by showing a pricing code against each individual fee within the Schedule of Fees and Charges, as:
Full Cost Recovery (F)
Partial Cost Recovery (P)
Council recovers all direct and indirect costsof the service (including depreciation of assets employed).
Council recovers less than the Full Cost. The reasons for this may include community service obligations and legislative limits.
Statutory Requirements (S) Price of the service is determined by Legislation.
Market Pricing (M)
Zero Cost (Z)
Deposit (D)
The price of the service is determined by examining alternative prices of surrounding service providers.
Council absorbs the full cost of delivery.
Refundable security deposit against possible damage to Council property.
In applying the above pricing basis to fees, Council considers the following factors as outlined in section 610D of the Act:
The cost of providing the service - the Full Cost Recovery method is used as a benchmark in this instance. This includes any debt and servicing costs, depreciation and maintenance associated with the provision of the service
The price suggestedfor that serviceby arelevant industry body or ina scheduleofcharges published, from time to time by the Office of Local Government
The importance of the service to the community - this is considered in determining any potential community service obligations or community benefit particularly under a Partial Cost Recovery or Zero Cost method
Any factors specifiedintheregulations-specified inthe LocalGovernment(General)Regulation2005 or other applicable legislation
The cost to Council of providing a service in connection with the exercise of a regulatory function need not be the only basis for determining the approved fee for that service. A higher fee or an additional fee may be charged for an expedited service provided, for example, in a case of urgency.
All fees are quoted in “GST Inclusive” terms, as this is the relevant price to the customer. However, it should be recognised that, within the Schedule of Fees and Charges, there are many fees that do not attract GST. These fees have either been specifically exempted by the GST legislation or have been included within the Division 81 determination as the Australian government has deemed that the customer does not actually receive a taxable supply in consideration for the fee. The latter excludes many fees for regulatory services that are not provided within a competitive environment, and other forms of information that are provided on a non-commercial basis.
DishonouredCheque
BooksforSale
GeneralOfficeServices
GovernmentInformation(PublicAccess)Act
AdvertisinginUranaDistrictNewsletter
CouncilCompiled-PerAnnum [continued]
CustomerCompiled-PerMonth
CustomerCompiled-PerAnnum
UranaDistrictMaps
RatepayersareabletoregisterforeNoticesathttps://federationcouncil.formsport.com.auwithcurrentandhistoricalrecordavailable intheportal.Followingregistration,ratesandwaternoticeswillbedeliveredviaemail.
Outstandingaccounts
IncludescostsassociatedwithEarlyStageIntervention(prelegalaction)i.e.visit,meditation,financialcounselling
Certificates
SomeofthesefeesarelegislatedandwillbeindexedannuallyinaccordancewiththeprovisionsofSchedule 4oftheEP&ARegulation2021.
PublicOrderandSafety
Petregistrationannualpermit
From 1 July 2020 the NSW Government has introduced annual permits for owners of non-desexed cats, restricteddogbreeds,anddogsdeclaredtobedangerous.
Thisfeeisapplicabletoownersofcatsnotdesexedbyfourmonthsofageinadditiontotheirone-offlifetimepetregistrationfee.
anddeclaredtobedangerousdogbreeds
Ownersofdogsofarestrictedbreedordeclaredtobedangerouswillberequiredtopayanannualpermitinadditiontotheir
lifetimepetregistrationfee.Thisappliestodogsthatarealreadyregistered.
Dog/CatLifetimeRegistrations
ImpoundingFees
MiscellaneousImpoundingFees
CompanionAnimalsReleaseFees
SaleofImpoundedDog/Cat
LivestockImpounding
Councilwillrecovertheactualcostsofalivestockimpoundingexercise fromtheidentifiedownerpriortoreleaseofsale
ImpoundingFee–AllLivestock(includingHorses,Cattle,Sheep,Goats& Pigs)-perheadperday(uptomaximum20head)
FeedingFee–AllLivestock(includingHorses,Cattle,Sheep,Goats& Pigs)-perheadperday(uptomaximum20head)
Licences/PublicHealthAct
Environment
NoxiousWeeds
WasteFacilityLevy
AllRatepayers–WasteFacility/EnvironmentalLevy
CouncilprovidesaWastefacilityinCorowaandHowlongandatransferstationinMulwala.LimitedaccessatUranaandOaklands disposalsites(includingprovisionsfordecommissioningwhenenvironmentalissuesoccur).
WasteDisposalCharges-Corowa,Howlong,MulwalaTransferStation,Urana andOaklands
Pleasenote-allwastesnotgeneratedwithinthemunicipalityattracta20%surpluscharge.
Wheeliebin
Householdwasteacceptedonly(notcommercialorigin)
Smallload Householdwasteacceptedonly(notcommercialorigin)
Mediumload
Householdwasteacceptedonly(notcommercialorigin)
Largeload
Householdwasteacceptedonly(notcommercialorigin)
Truckload
Tyre
BinCollectionServices
CommunityServicesandEducation
Preschool(MobileService)
HousingandCommunityAmenities
Cemeteries
IntermentServicesLevy
TheLevywillnotapplytointermentofdestitutepeopleorchildrenundertheageof12.
LawnCemetery:Corowa,HowlongandMulwala
Allintermentfeesincludegravediggingandperpetualmaintenance.
MonumentalCemetery:Corowa,HowlongandMulwala
AllintermentfeesDONOTincludegravediggingormonumentalworks.
ofburialplot(ForadvancereservationsaddPerpetualInterment Rightissuefee)seeIntermentRightsection
GeneralGraveDigging(FuneralDirectorstoarrangewithContractor) Asarranged
IntermentofAshes
Allashesintermentsincludetheplaque&perpetualmaintenance.
ColumbariumWalls-Corowa,HowlongandMulwala
addPerpetualInterment Right
inColumbariumniche-Plaque
MemorialTree-CorowaandHowlong
Doesnotincludeengravingongranitedesks
Purchaseofintermentofashesplot(Foradvancereservationsadd PerpetualIntermentRightissuefee)seeIntermentRightsection
Gardenlocation-Corowa
Allintermentfeesincludeplaqueandperpetualmaintenance.
Purchaseofburialplot(ForadvancereservationsaddPerpetualInterment Rightissuefee)seeIntermentRightsection
Gardenlocation-Corowa [continued]
IndividualRose-Corowa,MulwalaandHowlong
FromFY23/24onwards,Councilwillbephasingoutindividualroseplots. Allintermentfeesincludeplaqueandperpetualmaintenance.
PerpetualInterment
MonumentalCemetery:Urana,BoreeCreek,Oaklands&Hopefield
AllintermentfeesDONOTincludegravedigging.
ofburialplot(ForadvancereservationsaddPerpetualInterment Right
RuralAshIntermentSections:Urana,BoreeCreek,Oaklands&Hopefield
MiscellaneousCharges
RightofBurial(reservationofgravesorashes)
WaterSupplies
WaterSupplyfromStandpipe-Corowa,Howlong,MulwalaandBalldale
WaterSupplyfromStandpipe-Urana,BoreeCreek,RandandOaklands
WaterSuppliesforCorowa,Mulwala,HowlongandBalldale
ConnectionFees
StandardWaterConnectionFee(AllTowns)-wheretappingandpropertyservicelead
StandardWaterConnectionFee(AllTowns)
SuppliesforCorowa,MulwalaandHowlong UsageConsumptionCharges
Themeasurementreferstometersizeandnotpipesize
WaterSupplieschargesforBalldale
SewerageServices
ResidentialPricing-Corowa,HowlongandMulwala
ResidentialPricing-UranaandOaklands
Non-ResidentialPricing
LiquidTradeWasteCharges
Category3-Large20kL/dayandindustrial [continued]
ExcessMassCharges
ExcessMassCharges [continued]
BiochemicalOxygenDemand(BOD)
SewerageDrainagePlans
EffluentDisposalvesselpump-outunit-Mulwala
RecreationandCulture
Swimmingpools
UranaandOaklandsSwimmingPools
HowlongSwimmingPool
CorowaAquaticCentre
CorowaAquaticCentre [continued]
Sportsground
RandSportsGround
HallBonds&Cleaning
CorowaCivicCentreandHowlongResourceCentre
UranaProgressAssociation
EconomicAffairs
CaravanPark-BallPark
Minimumstayof2nightsinallaccommodationexceptforBudgetCabins(where1nightstaysareaccepted) Stay7nights-Get7thNightFree-Onlyappliesinnon-peaktimes.
PoweredSites
Allbasedon2people ratepernight
Sites
CaravanPark-Urana
UnpoweredSites
to$45persite
Others
HireRatesforPrivateWorks,StateRoads,etc By
PlanthireratesaresetfromtimetotimeonthebasisoftheinternalcosttoCouncil(inclusiveofon-costs)/normalmarketvalues, plusamarginof20%tocoveradministrationandoverheadcosts.ThetotalcalculatedcostwillbesubjecttoGST.
Councilpricingreflectsnatureofserviceandcosts.Totalchargewillincludemin.1hourhireplussiteestablishmentcostandreturn inadditiontothetimeworked.Majorprivateworks-pricetobeobtainedbyquotation.
Note1:
AllCouncilplantisonlytobeoperatedbycompetentCouncilstaff.Staffmaydonateoutofnormalworkinghourswagesto communityorganisations.
Note2:
Pleasenoteovertimerateswillapplyifworkistobeundertakenorcompletedoutsideofnormalworkinghours.
Note3:
Councilpricingreflectsnatureofserviceandcosts-Duetounpredictablenatureofcostsrelatingtothesupplyofmaterialsfor privatework,itisnotpossibletoprovideascheduleoffeesforvariousworks.Feesforworkswillbeonthebasisoftotalcostplus 20%marginplusGST.
Note4:
Bondswillbereleasedsubjectto satisfactorycompletionoftheworks.Bond administrationissubjecttorelevantcouncil policiesandprocedures
Rental
Lease/LicencePreparation
DevelopmentFees
DevelopmentApplicationFees
ThesefeeswillbeindexedannuallyinaccordancewiththeprovisionsofSchedule4oftheEP&ARegulation 2021.
EstimatedDevelopmentCost(GSTexempt)
Upto$5,000
$5,001to$50,000
$50,001to$250,000
$250,001to$500,000
$500,001to$1,000,000
$1,000,001to$10,000,000
$153.00 $0.00 $153.00 S
$234plusanadditional$3foreach$1,000 (orpartof$1,000)oftheestimatedcost. S
$488plusanadditional$3.64foreach $1,000(orpartof$1,000)bywhichthe estimatedcostexceeds$50,000.
$1,607plusanadditional$2.34foreach $1,000(orpartof$1,000)bywhichthe estimatedcostexceeds$250,000 S
$2,419plusanadditional$1.64foreach $1,000(orpartof$1,000)bywhichthe estimatedcostexceeds$500,000
$3,627plusanadditional$1.44foreach $1,000(orpartof$1,000)bywhichthe estimatedcostexceeds$1,000,000
Morethan$10,000,000 $22,008plusanadditional$1.19foreach $1,000(orpartof$1,000)bywhichthe estimatedcostexceeds$10,000,000 S
DevelopmentAdvertisingFees
ThesefeeswillbeindexedannuallyinaccordancewiththeprovisionsofSchedule4oftheEP&ARegulation 2021.
feefordevelopmentapplicationthatisreferredtothedesign reviewpanelforadvice
Integrated/Designated/DevelopmentRequiringConcurrence
ThesefeeswillbeindexedannuallyinaccordancewiththeprovisionsofSchedule4oftheEP&ARegulation 2021.
SubdivisionFees(DevelopmentApplication)
SomeofthesefeesarelegislatedandwillbeindexedannuallyinaccordancewiththeprovisionsofSchedule 4oftheEP&ARegulation2021.
OtherPlanningandEnvironmentFees
SomeofthesefeesarelegislatedandwillbeindexedannuallyinaccordancewiththeprovisionsofSchedule
ModificationofConsent
ThesefeeswillbeindexedannuallyinaccordancewiththeprovisionsofSchedule4oftheEP&ARegulation 2021.
ModificationofConsent [continued]
s4.55(2)ors4.56(1)–PotentialenvironmentalimpactorDevelopmentfor useonly–notinvolvingtheerectionofabuilding,thecarryingoutofwork, thedemolitionofaworkorbuilding,subdivisionorthelike
Modificationunders4.55(2)ors4.56(1)thatdoesnotinvolveminor environmentalimpact-Upto$5,000
or50%originalfeewhicheveris greater. S
Modificationunders4.55(2)ors4.56(1)thatdoesnotinvolveminor environmentalimpact-$5,000-$250,000foreach$1,000orpartthereof $118plus$1.50per$1,000inexcessof $5,000 S
Modificationunders4.55(2)ors4.56(1)thatdoesnotinvolveminor environmentalimpact-$250,001-$500,000foreach$1,000orpartthereof $694plus$0.85per$1,000inexcessof $250,000 S
Modificationunders4.55(2)ors4.56(1)thatdoesnotinvolveminor environmentalimpact-$500,001-$1millionforeach$1,000orpartthereof $988plus$0.50per$1,000inexcessof $500,000 S
Modificationunders4.55(2)ors4.56(1)thatdoesnotinvolveminor environmentalimpact-$1,000,001-$10Millionforeach$1,000orpart thereof $1,368plus$0.40 per$1,000inexcessof $1,000,000 S
Modificationunders4.55(2)ors4.56(1)thatdoesnotinvolveminor environmentalimpact-Morethan$10millionforeach$1,000orpart thereof
AdditionalfeeifnoticeisrequiredundertheActs4.55(2)
ReviewDevelopmentDeterminationFees
ThesefeeswillbeindexedannuallyinaccordancewiththeprovisionsofSchedule4oftheEP&ARegulation 2021.
EstimatedDevelopmentCost(GSTexempt)
InaccordancewithClause256&Schedule4EnvironmentalPlanningandAssessmentRegulation2021aMaximumFeeof$190is payablefordevelopmentinvolvingtheerectionofadwelling-housewithanestimatedcostofconstructionof$100,000orless.
$5,001to$250,000 $119plusanadditional$1.50foreach $1,000(orpartof$1,000)oftheestimated cost.
InaccordancewithClause256&Schedule4EnvironmentalPlanningandAssessmentRegulation2021aMaximumFeeof$190is payablefordevelopmentinvolvingtheerectionofadwelling-housewithanestimatedcostofconstructionof$100,000orless.
$250,001to$500,000
$500,001to$1,000,000
$1,000,001to$10,000,000
Morethan$10,000,000
Reviewofdecisiontorejectornotdetermineadevelopmentapplication undertheAct,Section8.2(1)(c.)iftheestimatedcostofthedevelopment applicationis-lessthan$100,000
$693plusanadditional$0.85foreach $1,000(orpartof$1,000)bywhichthe estimatedcostexceeds$250,000. S
$989plusanadditional$0.50foreach $1,000(orpartof$1,000)bywhichthe estimatedcostexceeds$500,000
$1,369plusanadditional$0.40foreach $1,000(orpartof$1,000)bywhichthe estimatedcostexceeds$1,000,000 S
$6,567plusanadditional$0.27foreach $1,000(orpartof$1,000)bywhichthe estimatedcostexceeds$10,000,000 S
$0.00 $76.00 S
EstimatedDevelopmentCost(GSTexempt) [continued]
Reviewofdecisiontorejectornotdetermineadevelopmentapplication undertheAct,Section8.2(1)(c.)iftheestimatedcostofthedevelopment applicationis-$100,000-$1million
Reviewofdecisiontorejectornotdetermineadevelopmentapplication undertheAct,Section8.2(1)(c.)iftheestimatedcostofthedevelopment applicationis-Morethan$1million
AppealagainstdeterminationofmodificationapplicationundertheAct section8.9
NoticeofapplicationforreviewofdeterminationundertheActSection8.3
OtherfeesPart9EP&ARegulation2021
thatwas
forthe applicationthesubjectofappeal
ThesefeeswillbeindexedannuallyinaccordancewiththeprovisionsofSchedule4oftheEP&ARegulation 2021.
ConsiderationofrequestforMinisterorPlanningSecretarytorefermatter totheIndependentPlanningCommissionorSydneydistrictorregional planningpanelundertheregulationSection262(1)
ReferralofmatterbyMinisterorPlanningSecretarytotheIndependent PlanningCommissionoraSydneydistrictorregionalplanningpanelunder theRegulationSection262(2)
PublichearingbyIndependentPlanningCommissionundertheAct, Section2.9(1)(d)-
ConstructionCertificatesandComplyingDevelopmentCertificatesFees
ResidentialClass10
Includesnonhabitablegarage,pergola,shed,carport,fence,aerial,wall,poolandsign
ResidentialClass1-excludesboardinghouse
Includes single detached house or fire separated house, boarding house >
and/or 12 persons accomodation
Commercial/Retail/Industrial
Class2to9buildings 200
Wherenosquaremeterageapplicable,i.e.swimmingpools,fences, retainingwalls.
ReviewOfConstructionCertificateAndIssueOfNewCertificate(Including GST)
ConstructionCertificateandInspectionsforRuralbuilding-includesupto3 inspections
BuildingInspectionFees
ResidentialClass10-includesupto3inspections
Packageincludescriticalstageinspectionsonly(includesnonhabitablegarage,pergola,shed,carport,fence, aerial,wall,pool,sign)
ResidentialClass1-excludesboardinghouses-includesupto5inspections
Package includes critical stage inspections only (includes single detached house or fire separated house, boardinghouse>300sqmand/or12personsaccommodation)
Commercial/RetailClasses2to9
-
includesupto6inspections
Package includes critical stage inspections only (includes 2 or more sole occupancy units, other residential, office,shop,dwellingsinsideclass5,6,7,8&9,health,placeofpublicassemblyorworship,church,schools, club)
Other Wherenosquaremeterageapplicable,i.e.swimmingpools,fences, retainingwalls.
Other [continued]
MinorDevelopmentPackages
ResidentialMinorDevelopmentsestimatedcost
BuildingCertificateSec6.26
BuildingCertificateSec6.26-Authorisedwork
ThesefeeswillbeindexedannuallyinaccordancewiththeprovisionsofSchedule4oftheEP&ARegulation 2021.
BuildingCertificateSec6.26-Unauthorisedwork
ThesefeeswillbeindexedannuallyinaccordancewiththeprovisionsofSchedule4oftheEP&ARegulation 2021.
LocalGovernmentActSection64DeveloperServicingPlans
ThesecontributionwillbeindexedanupdatedinaccordancewithCPIfromthe3rdquarterof2025/2026once known
PerWaterEquivalentTenement(ET)
HowlongandMulwala
PerSewerageEquivalentTenement(ET)
Corowa,HowlongandMulwala
LocalGovernmentActSection68Approval
PlumbingandDrainage
PerSingleStoreyDwelling/Unit(includesApplication/Approvalandupto3 inspections)
PerDoubleStoreyDwelling/Unit(includesApplication/Approvalandupto 3inspections)
ResidentialAlterationsandSwimmingPools(includesApplication/Approval and1inspection)
PerCommercial/Industrialfirecompartment(includesApplication/Approval andupto3inspections)
OtherApprovals
Section68Approvalsnotlistedabove-oneoffevent/activity
LGASection68Approvalsnotlistedabove-12monthapproval
