What is a Fire Safety Schedule?
A Fire Safety Schedule is issued as part of building approval for a change of building use, alterations, or new construction, either by Council or a private certifier. For existing buildings, a Fire Safety Schedule may also be issued by Council through a Fire Safety Order.
A Fire Safety Schedule identifies:
- the fire safety measures installed in the building, and
- the standard of performance required for each measure.
Find your Fire Safety Schedule
The current Fire Safety Schedule for your property can be found via a property search on Council's Online Services website.
The document will be located under the published documents section.
Request to reissue a Fire Safety Schedule
A building owner may apply to have a Fire Safety Schedule reissued by either Council or a private building certifier.
A private building certifier may only reissue a Fire Safety Schedule if an Occupation Certificate has not yet been issued.
Council may only reissue a Fire Safety Schedule where it is satisfied that:
- the original schedule has been lost or destroyed; or
- the schedule contains errors or omissions that require correction.
A Fire Safety Schedule cannot be reissued where the error or omission arises from:
- building work; or
- changes to the plans or specifications relating to the building’s fire safety measures.
To apply for the reissue of a Fire Safety Schedule by Council, please complete the form below.
Request to Reissue a Fire Safety Schedule (PDF, 178.6 KB)
Return the form by email to council@wagga.nsw.gov.au and make sure you attach any supporting documents.
More information can be found under section 80A of the Environmental Planning and Assessment (Development Certification & Fire Safety) Regulation 2021.