Construction Completion Certificate
Obtaining a Construction Completion Certificate
Requirements for Obtaining a Completion Certificate:
- An application is made on the prescribed forms together with a copy of the approved plan.
- Arrangements are made with the Building Inspector to enable entry to the building for site inspection.
- Where Applicable.
- A W.A.S.A. completion certificate (sewered areas)
- A Fire Certificate
- Electrical Certificate
- Letter from Factory Inspectorate/Environmental Management Authority (E.M.A) must be obtained and submitted together with the application.
- The Building must be constructed in full accordance with approved plans/approved amended plans.
- Concrete drains and aprons must be laid around building.
- All plumbing fixtures and sewerage disposal system must be completed.
- Septic tanks and soak away pit, rubble drain must be left open for inspection.
- All floor finishing’s (e.g.) tiling of bathrooms must be completed.
- At least one toilet and bath must be installed and operational.
- Ceiling, walls finished must be completed. This includes painting or at least fully primed.
- All doors, windows, must be installed and functional.
- Kitchen sink must be installed and operational.
- Certificate from a registered engineer :
- Structure completed prior to approvals of Local Authority.
- Retention of an existing structure.
- Amended drawing if building is built contrary to approved plans.
- All safety devices, including handrails must be installed.
- Any structure on the site which had been designated for demolition must be removed.
| Type of Building | Fee |
|---|---|
| Single Family Residential Building | $150.00 Per Building |
| Residential / Commercial | $350.00 Per Building |
| Commercial Building | $500.00 |
| Multiple Family Use (Per Building Unit) | $250.00 |
A fee of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($100.00) is charged for: Searches, Request for Copies of Approved Plans, and Completion Certificate.