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Report and Consent Inspection for a Front Fence

by Leanne Platt, from the Community

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This front fence report and consent inspection template helps assess existing or proposed front fences for council approval. Inspectors can record address details, capture photos even when no fence exists, note fence height ranges, and specify construction types such as brick, steel, timber, and open or solid infills. The checklist guides consistent evidence capture and compliance verification against local requirements to streamline report and consent decisions for new or modified front fences.

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Monash City Council Front Fence Survey (Reg 89)
This Monash City Council template supports Regulation 89 report and consent for front fence works. It guides inspectors through a street survey, recording application address and number, inspector name, date, and signature. For each property along the street, capture street number, fence type, fence height, and photos to document existing conditions. Use the compiled survey to evidence compliance and inform the council’s report and consent decision under Regulation 89.
by Tim Barratt, from the Community
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Fence Audit Checklist
Use this fence audit checklist to scope and order fencing for new builds or renovations. Record fence types across surrounding homes, select Good Neighbour, Rail and Pail, Lapped and Capped, Colorbond, or other. Enter lineal meters for left, right, back, and returns, note dividing fences and extra boundaries, specify required gates, and capture contractor details. Add photos of existing fences and builder signs to contact neighbors. Helps avoid errors and expedite accurate orders.
by Glen Sherborne, from the Community
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Inspecting Fence Project Zevent
This fence inspection template for the Zevent project helps teams evaluate installation quality and overall condition on site. Record the execution location, date, and preparer, then assess whether the fence is securely installed and rate workmanship. Capture any damage, specify how many meters are affected, note the date observed, and describe the issues. Upload photos that show the fence’s overall condition and document precise locations to support follow-up actions and repairs.
by Peter van der Kruijssen, from the Community
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Fence Condition and Repair Report
This fence condition and repair report template helps teams inspect and document the state of perimeter and stock fencing. Check that fence posts are secure, panels are fastened to posts, and identify rust or damage. Assess gates for damage, levels, locks, and emergency details. Record repairs performed, locations, and capture before and after photos for clear evidence. For stock fencing, verify wire attachment to posts, correct tension, wire gauge, and any damage or required fixes. Include notes on overall gate condition and add other work or comments as needed. Ideal for farms, estates, and facilities that need consistent fence maintenance records and safer, more secure boundaries.
by Andrew Butcher, from the Community
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Monash City Council Front Fence Survey (Reg 89)

This Monash City Council template supports Regulation 89 report and consent for front fence works. It guides inspectors through a street survey, recording application address and number, inspector name, date, and signature. For each property along the street, capture street number, fence type, fence height, and photos to document existing conditions. Use the compiled survey to evidence compliance and inform the council’s report and consent decision under Regulation 89.

by Tim Barratt, from the Community

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Fence Audit Checklist

Use this fence audit checklist to scope and order fencing for new builds or renovations. Record fence types across surrounding homes, select Good Neighbour, Rail and Pail, Lapped and Capped, Colorbond, or other. Enter lineal meters for left, right, back, and returns, note dividing fences and extra boundaries, specify required gates, and capture contractor details. Add photos of existing fences and builder signs to contact neighbors. Helps avoid errors and expedite accurate orders.

by Glen Sherborne, from the Community

10+

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Template

Inspecting Fence Project Zevent

This fence inspection template for the Zevent project helps teams evaluate installation quality and overall condition on site. Record the execution location, date, and preparer, then assess whether the fence is securely installed and rate workmanship. Capture any damage, specify how many meters are affected, note the date observed, and describe the issues. Upload photos that show the fence’s overall condition and document precise locations to support follow-up actions and repairs.

by Peter van der Kruijssen, from the Community

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Fence Condition and Repair Report

This fence condition and repair report template helps teams inspect and document the state of perimeter and stock fencing. Check that fence posts are secure, panels are fastened to posts, and identify rust or damage. Assess gates for damage, levels, locks, and emergency details. Record repairs performed, locations, and capture before and after photos for clear evidence. For stock fencing, verify wire attachment to posts, correct tension, wire gauge, and any damage or required fixes. Include notes on overall gate condition and add other work or comments as needed. Ideal for farms, estates, and facilities that need consistent fence maintenance records and safer, more secure boundaries.

by Andrew Butcher, from the Community

10+

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Report and Consent Inspection for a Front Fence

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