Residential Development Surveying in Blacktown
East West Surveyors provided surveying services for a residential development at 22 Irelands Rd, Blacktown.
The project involved several stages of surveying, from identifying the existing property through to subdivision, construction set-out and final survey requirements.
Our work supported the project as it progressed, giving the project team reliable survey information at different stages of the development.
Location
22 Irelands Rd, Blacktown NSW 2148
Project Type
Residential Development
Category
Residential
Client
Ayngaran Kamalarasa
Property
Lot 17, Sec 1, DP 69238
Surveyor
Geoffrey Gallen, Surveyor ID 1083
Job Number
235171
Surveying Support for a Residential Project in Blacktown
Residential development work can require several different surveys as a project moves from planning to construction and completion.
At 22 Irelands Rd in Blacktown, East West Surveyors provided surveying support across a number of project stages.
The work included identification surveying, subdivision related work, set-out and surveys associated with completed works.
Each stage had a different purpose. Early survey information helped establish the existing property, while later work supported the development and construction process.
The project also included final surveying requirements as the development progressed towards completion.
Having survey information available at the relevant stages helps the wider project team work from a consistent understanding of the site.
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Surveying Services Across Several Project Stages
East West Surveyors completed a range of surveying work for the residential project at 22 Irelands Rd, Blacktown.
The project included:
- PC & RV
- Subdivision
- Work as Executed Survey
- Set RE
- Proposed Subdivision
- Draft Subdivision
- Set-Out
- Identification Survey
These services supported different requirements throughout the development process, from property information and subdivision through to construction and completed works.
The exact surveying requirements for another residential project will depend on the site, proposed development and relevant approval requirements.
Supporting Different Stages of the Development
Residential development projects can require different survey information as the work moves from planning through to completion.
Establishing the Existing Property
Before development work progresses, the project team needs clear information about the existing property. An identification survey helps establish important property and boundary information for the next stage.
Preparing for Subdivision
Residential projects that involve subdivision require accurate survey information throughout the process. Surveying supports the preparation and checking of subdivision information as the project moves forward.
Setting Out the Development
Construction set-out transfers important positions from the approved plans onto the site. Accurate set-out helps the construction team work from the intended building and site information.
Recording Completed Works
Further surveying may be required once works are completed. Work as Executed surveys and other final survey work can provide records of completed works for the relevant project requirements.
From Property Information to Final Survey Work
The surveying work covered several stages of the residential development at Irelands Rd.
01 | Property and Existing Conditions
Establishing the Site Information
The project required reliable information about the existing property before later stages could progress. Identification surveying helped establish important property information and boundary details.
- Property information
- Boundary information
- Existing site information
- Identification survey
This provided a useful starting point for the development process.
02 | Subdivision Planning
Preparing the Development Information
Subdivision work formed part of the project. Surveying information was used through different subdivision stages, including proposed and draft subdivision work.
- Proposed subdivision
- Draft subdivision
- Subdivision survey work
- Property information
Accurate survey information helps the project team work from consistent property data during the subdivision process.
03 | Construction Set-Out
Transferring Design Information to the Site
Set-out work helps transfer required positions from project plans onto the physical site. This gives the construction team clear survey reference points during the relevant stage of the work.
- Construction set-out
- Site reference points
- Building positions
- Relevant set-out requirements
Accurate set-out provides the construction team with survey information needed for the relevant works.
04 | Completion and Final Surveying
Recording Completed Works
Further surveying was completed as the project progressed towards completion. This included Work as Executed survey work and PC & RV services.
Final survey information can help document completed works and provide the information required for the relevant project processes.
The final survey requirements will vary depending on the type of development and the approvals involved.
Reliable Survey Information Helps Keep a Development Moving
Residential developments often involve several people and several stages of work.
Designers, builders and other consultants need accurate information about the property when preparing and carrying out their work.
Surveying provides the site information needed at different points in the development process.
For the project at 22 Irelands Rd, this included property identification, subdivision work, set-out and surveys associated with completed works.
Having the right survey information at each stage helps the project team understand the site and work from consistent reference information.
Project Outcome
Surveying Support Through the Development
East West Surveyors provided a range of surveying services for the residential project at 22 Irelands Rd, Blacktown.
The work covered property identification, subdivision, construction set-out and surveying associated with completed works.
The different services supported the project as it moved through its various stages.
Every residential development has its own requirements, so the surveys needed for another project may be different.
This project demonstrates how surveying can support a residential development from early property information through to later construction and completion stages.
Services Relevant to Similar Projects
Detail Survey
Provides important site information to help the project team understand the existing property.
Identification Survey
Provides important information about the property and its boundaries.
Subdivision Survey
Supports subdivision work and the preparation of required survey information for the project.
Construction Set-Out
Transfers approved building positions and other required information from plans onto the site.
Work as Executed Survey
Records completed works and relevant site information for project records and applicable requirements.
Subdivision Survey
Supports residential subdivision work and the preparation of survey information required during the development process.
Residential Development Surveying
What surveys may be needed for a residential development?
The requirements depend on the property and proposed development. A project may need identification surveys, subdivision work, construction set-out and surveys of completed works.
Why is an identification survey important?
An identification survey provides important information about the property and its boundaries. This can help the project team understand the existing property before development work progresses.
When is a subdivision survey required?
A subdivision survey may be required when land is being divided as part of a development. The survey work and plans required will depend on the proposed subdivision and project requirements.
What is construction set-out?
Construction set-out transfers required positions and information from project plans onto the physical site. It helps establish survey reference points for the relevant construction work.
What is a Work as Executed survey?
A Work as Executed survey records completed works and relevant levels or positions. It may be required for certain parts of a development depending on the project and approval requirements.
Can surveying continue through different stages of a project?
Yes. A residential development can require different surveying services at different stages. Surveying may begin with property information and continue through subdivision, construction and final survey work.
Land Surveyors for Residential Projects in Blacktown
East West Surveyors provides surveying services for residential projects across Blacktown and wider Sydney. Depending on the project, our work can cover different stages from property identification and subdivision through to construction and completion. For surveying services in the Blacktown City & North West region, view our Blacktown Area Services.
Planning a Residential
Development in Sydney?
Whether you are planning a residential development, subdivision or construction project, getting the right survey information at the right stage can help provide a reliable base for the work ahead. Our team can review your requirements and explain which surveying services may be suitable.
