The processing and issuing of a SPLUMA certificate takes about 21 working days from the date of submission of the application, proof of payment and supporting documents.

• 1. No roof water runs into adjacent property
• 2. No municipal services in the effected area
• 3. If municipality grants approval
• 4. Depending on future developments
• 5. If closer than 1m in single storey - you need to obtain neighbours consent
• 6. If closer than 2m in double storey - you need to obtain neighbours consent

You may send a letter by register mail to neighbour for consent. Neighbours have 30 days to respond, in writing, to the Municipality, from that of the letter, in the absence thereof, the Municipality shall deem the application as having had no objection.

Land surveys are crucial to the process of responsible land development. They are commonly used to determine the boundaries and features of properties, to determine easements and encroachments, to develop or build on land, and to satisfy local building codes and regulations.

• 1. Awnings
• 2. Retaining Walls
• 3. Boundary Walls
• 4. Pergolas
• 5. Replacement of Roofs
• 6. Conversion of a door to window
• 7. Solar Systems
• 8. Make openings in a wall that does not effect the structural safety
• 9. All internal drywall
• 10. Greenhouse that are a maximum of 15sq
• 11. Children playhouse
• 12. Tool sheds
• 13. Change room at private swimming pools
• 14. Any freestanding wall built with brick/steel/alluminium/timber or any wifre fence that does not exceed 1.8m in height

It's virtually impossible to build a structure without having the correct inputs. This is where the site survey becomes so vital. It provides an exact idea of the topography of the site, various resources available, access roads and points, and of the adjacent structures and locations