Fire Safety Forms & Fees

Annual Fire Safety Statement

This annual legislative requirement applies to existing buildings (Building Classes 2 to 9) as stated in Part 9 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Regulation 2000.

The owner of a building, or the owner's agent, must provide Council with a completed Fire Safety Statement when an essential fire safety measure applies. A copy of the statement must also be submitted to the Commissioner of NSW Fire Brigades and displayed in the subject building.

Council will issue a Penalty Infringement Notice if you do not submit the Annual Fire Safety Statement within a 12 month period following a previous Annual Fire Safety Statement.

Annual Fire Safety Statement Form

Final Fire Safety Certificate

Is necessary to obtain for any newly constructed buildings (Building Class 2 to 9) as stated in Part 9 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Regulation 2000.

The owner of a building, or the owner's agent, must supply a Fire Safety Certificate to the Principle Certifying Authority with an application for an Occupation Certificate. A copy of the certificate must also be submitted to the Commissioner of NSW Fire Brigades, and displayed in the subject building.

Final Fire Safety Certificate Form

Smoke Detection Alarm Certificate

All new residential dwellings (Building Class 1 & 1a) are required to obtain a Smoke Detection Alarm Certificate under Part 3.7.2 of the Building Code of Australia.

Smoke Alarm Certificate Form