We are currently experiencing an unusually high volume of permit requests. There may be a delay in the response to your call or permit request.
Hoarding and barricades protect the public during construction and keep the construction site secure.
If you need hoarding for a building permit, you’ll need a Report and Consent before we issue the building permit.
Examples of hoarding include:
- temporary fencing
- scaffolding
- overhead structures that cars can drive through.
You must have a permit to put up hoarding or protective barriers on Council land.
How to apply
You need to provide the following with your application:
- Fully scaled, detailed site plan indicating the size and site of the hoarding, and physical constraints such as pits, poles, drainage points and street trees
- Detailed traffic management plan
- Copy of Certificate of Currency for public liability insurance (minimum $20 million)
- VicRoads Memorandum of Authorisation (if works are on a designated VicRoads road. Find out more about MoA requirements and fees.
- A Report and Consent (regulation 116) (if applicable).
Apply for hoarding and barricades