It is now a lot easier to do business with us, from lodging your building plans for stamping through to connecting to our assets. Follow our simple steps and you'll be able to begin construction in no time.
If you are planning, building and/or developing your property you are required to submit your plans to us to check whether there will be no impact on Hunter Water asset. Hunter Water has implemented a new online process for stamping of building plans.
If you are planning on building a new house or renovating your existing one, there is some information you need to be aware of and approvals that may be required. Read on to find out more.
Before you build a secondary dwelling or granny flat, there are a number of approvals and certificates you'll need to obtain from your local council and Hunter Water. Read on to find out where to begin with this process.
When developing your land by building flats, units, duplexes and townhouses, you will need to lodge a development application with us. Read on to find out more about this process and what you may need to do.
If you are planning on subdividing land we will need to make sure that each of the newly created lots is serviced and that the infrastructure is appropriately sized in order to service your subdivision. Read on to find out more about the application process.
There are many conditions to building over our assets. Find out what these conditions are and the applications you'll need to submit to have your construction plans reviewed.
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We've made it easier for first-time developers to obtain the certificates and approvals they'll need to get construction underway. Follow our simple steps so you can start on your development.
What type of developments require a Section 50 compliance certificate? What is the difference between Minor, Major and Complex works? Watch our video find out more.
Before undertaking any excavation works, it's important that you check for underground pipes and cable networks that could be in the area.