Does each dwelling need its own Certificate of Occupancy?
Yes, for a unit-titled dual occupancy. Each unit must be covered by a Certificate of Occupancy and Use.
Yes, for a unit-titled dual occupancy. Each dwelling must be covered by a Certificate of Occupancy and Use. ACT Planning specifically requires the most recent certificate for each unit before the unit-title application can be approved.
Reference: ACT Planning: Guide to Unit Titling Process - https://www.planning.act.gov.au/community/buy/leasing-and-titles/unit-titles/guide-to-the-unit-title-application-process
Link on the answer: https://www.planning.act.gov.au/community/buy/leasing-and-titles/unit-titles/guide-to-the-unit-title-application-process
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