Inspections are to ensure compliance with permit requirements and will be undertaken at various stages of a permit such as the beginning and/or end of each day of permits, or key stages. Inspection fees vary depending on the type of inspection and whether they are required to occur within working hours or out of hours. 

• Out of Hour Permit
• Equipment and Plant Permit
• Road Closure Permit (coming soon)
• Work Zone Permit (coming soon)

Non-compliance with permit requirements or the Building and Works Code of Practice will incur an Infringement.

Planning Infringement Notices

If you have received a fine from Whitehorse City Council, you should act now to avoid further costs.

You will know you have received a Council fine if it has the Whitehorse City Council logo printed on it. If there is no Council logo, you will need to discuss the matter with the organisation that issued the fine.

Property owners in relation to a Planning Permit or Planning Scheme breach are liable under the Planning and Environment Act 1987. 

To deal with a Whitehorse City Council fine, you can: