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Maroondah is the whole map: 6 suburbs, one council. That focus means MCC-501, the permit portal and the inspection routine are second nature, and the quoting is faster and surer for it.
Maroondah permits
Maroondah City Council requires written consent and a vehicle crossing permit before a crossover, the section between your property boundary and the road, is built, widened, relocated or reconstructed. Applications go through the council’s online eServices portal; consent applications are assessed in around ten business days and the permit itself is typically issued within two, valid for three months. Residential crossings are built to the council’s standard drawing MCC-501, between 3.0 and 4.0 metres wide, and generally one crossing is permitted per property unless the frontage exceeds 20 metres. Clearances apply from pits, poles, street trees and other assets in the nature strip. Council inspects the work twice: a pre-pour inspection, booked with at least 24 hours’ notice, before any concrete is poured, and a final inspection on completion. Council charges a permit fee that moves from year to year; the current figure goes into your quote, along with written confirmation of exactly what your job requires before anything is booked. The whole process, widths, inspections and timeframes included, is walked through in our Maroondah concreting permit guide.
Where we pour
The City of Maroondah, and only that
Six suburbs, one town hall. Maroondah's rules are the only rules we work under, and every one of these postcodes is home turf.
Croydon, Croydon Hills, Croydon North, Croydon South, Ringwood and Heathmont. City of Maroondah council.