Land development policy

Development Deed Applications

These documents detail South East Water Land Development Policy and relevant documents for developers, engineering consultants, contractors and surveyors.

For the construction of South East Water's sewerage, water supply and recycled water assets-the developer, engineering consultant and contractor are required to enter into a single formal agreement with South East Water. This formal agreement is called a Development Deed and details the roles and responsibilities of all parties.

Development Deed Documentation

Documents required to compile a Deed(relevant schedules are required to be printed and/or signed by relevant parties and returned to South East Water for execution).

Development Deed Execution Guidelines (24Kb)
Development Deed Formal Instrument (312Kb)
Schedule One-Development Deed Standard Conditions (144Kb)
Schedule Two-Reference Schedule (48Kb)
Schedule Seven-Approved Unconditional Undertaking (35kb)
Schedule Eight-Novation Deed (244Kb)
Schedule Nine-Trustee Provisions (58Kb)

Supporting documentation to be used in conjunction with the Deed

Land Development Policy Manual (1.16Mb)

Supporting web links to be used in conjunction with the Deed

Standard forms: This link will take you to an alphabetical listing of all standard forms from A to T.

South East Water's approved lists

Accredited Consultant List (50Kb)

Accredited Contractors List (53Kb)

Application form for Accredited Consultant List (348Kb)

Application form for Accredited Contractor List (306Kb)

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