Make sure you apply for a CCC when all the work is completed. Continue reading for information on how to avoid delays in receiving your code compliance certificate.

When applying for a CCC you must first complete an Application for Code Compliance Certificate - Form 6. The application form and guidance on how to complete the form is available below, and on the Dunedin City Council website.

The following supporting documents must be attached to the application (if applicable, and not already provided):

• Records of work (memoranda) from licensed building practitioner(s) for restricted building work they carried out or supervised.
• Producer statements - PS4 (construction review).
• Certificates relating to energy work (if nominated as part of the consent) e.g. gas and electrical certificates.
• If the building has specified systems such as fire alarms, sprinklers and elevators that have been added, altered, or removed as part of the project, evidence that the systems are capable of performing to the performance standard.
• Any additional documentation requested during inspections.

An incomplete application or lack of supporting information will mean that your application cannot be accepted for processing.

A CCC is issued when we are satisfied the completed building work complies with the building consent and building code.

Refer to the Dunedin City Council website for more information on the code compliance certificate process.