Any Local Law permit or consent must be obtained before starting building works under City of Stonnington Locals Laws and the Road Management Act 2004.
If your building works involve tree pruning or removal, you may need a Tree Works Permit.
You need a Road Occupation Permit when occupying a footpath while doing certain types of works.
You will need a permit to put up hoarding, a protective barrier or temporary fencing on Council land.
Out-of-hours permits are required when building works have the potential to create noise and affect the amenity of neighbouring residents and businesses.
Find out how to get consent if you need to dig into any part of a road or footpath in the municipality.
This permit allows a tradesperson to park in front of or as near as possible to the construction site for a short period of time.
A works zone permit provides dedicated parking for workers' vehicles during the construction period of long-term developments. Find out how to apply for one.
Find out about who can use skip bins on Council land and the permit required to do so.
Find out about noise regulations relating to residential properties and how to make a complaint about a noisy neighbour.
You'll need an asset protection permit if your building works have the potential to damage or destroy Council assets. Find out how to apply.
Find fees and charges information on every Local Law: Building permit here.
Find out about the permits you need to construct, change or repair a vehicle crossing or footpath.