Your Statement of Environmental Effects, ready for council.

Prepared for your property and your proposal, addressing the planning controls council assesses. Ready to lodge on the NSW Planning Portal within 48 hours, for one fixed price.

$249 fixed, inc GSTReady in 48 hoursCouncil requests on the SEE includedFree block check, no account

Council needs an SEE with almost every DA. Yours is prepared around your lot and what you're building.

What you get

A council-ready PDF to lodge on the NSW Planning Portal, plus an editable Word copy

LEP, DCP and SEPP controls assessed for your lot, with a compliance table

Site, locality and proposal described, with impacts like privacy, overshadowing, stormwater and waste addressed

Changes council asks for on the SEE for the same application, included

How it works

Check your block

Enter your address to see your zone, height and floor space limits, lot size and overlays. Free, no account.

Tell us what you're building

A few questions about the works. Upload your plans. Pay $249.

Alterations and additionsGranny flatNew dwellingPool

Receive your SEE within 48 hours

Your Statement of Environmental Effects is emailed to you as a PDF and Word file, ready to lodge with your DA.

One price

$249inc GST

One fixed price for your Statement of Environmental Effects, whatever the council. No subscription.

One SEE for one address, within 48 hours

PDF and editable Word file

LEP, DCP and SEPP compliance addressed

Council-requested changes included

Returned because of the SEE? We fix it or refund you

Start with your address View a sample SEE

Questions

Do I need an SEE?

Almost every development application in NSW needs one. Complying development (CDC) usually doesn't.

How long does it take?

Your SEE is ready within 48 hours of your order, once we have your plans and project details.

Will council approve my application?

Council decides, not us. Your SEE gives them what they need to assess it.

What if council returns my DA because of the SEE?

We fix the SEE free, or refund you in full. Changes council asks for on the SEE for the same application are included too.

My block is bushfire prone or flood affected

The SEE addresses it, and we tell you if council will also want a specialist report.

Is the block check a planning certificate?

No. A section 10.7 planning certificate is issued by council. The block check is a quick summary of the main planning controls for your property, to help you plan.