Display of signs when doing work requiring development consent
32 Display of signs when doing work requiring development consent
A licensee must prominently display a sign on land if the licensee is doing residential building work on that land—
that requires development consent, and
that is authorised by the licence.
Maximum penalty—20 penalty units in the case of a corporation and 10 penalty units in any other case.
The sign must show the following in clear and legible characters—
the name of the licensee shown on the contractor licence,
the words “licensed contractor” or words to that effect,
the number of the contractor licence held by the licensee.
This clause does not apply to the holder of a contractor licence—
who contracts to do work that has been authorised by an owner-builder permit, or
who has entered into a contract with the principal contractor to do the work concerned.
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