Utility services include water mains, telecommunications, gas, electricity and sewerage. Utility Connections You may need to get a permit from Council before

The application process will depend on whether the works are on a Council road or an arterial (main) road managed by VicRoads. Find out if the works are on a

You will need to submit a plan or diagram of the proposed works with your application for a permit (in Step 4). Provide as much information as possible to help

Your application for a permit to do works outside a private property boundary, in a 'road reserve', may require additional approvals - either from Council or

Whitehorse City Council supports the rights, aspirations, health and wellbeing of residents regardless of sexuality or gender identity.

Permits for utility connection or authority works are valid for 6 months from the date of issue and will expire if the work is not started during this time. How

If required by the Stormwater Report, a Council Engineer will need to assess a drainage design prepared by a certified engineer. Where a Planning Permit has

Council requires new subdivisions and properties without existing drains to be connected to the Council stormwater network. Drainage Permits You will need to

A property’s private stormwater pipes need to be connected in line with the Council Stormwater Report. Stormwater Report To find out where you should connect

You will need to submit a drainage plan with your application for a drainage permit. There are three possible applications involved in drainage connections