Australian Capital Territory Numbered Regulations Australian Capital Territory Numbered Regulations(1) A plan of works is a plan for carrying out work relating to the demolition of a building or structure (a building ).
(2) A plan of works complies with this section if it—
(a) identifies the site where the work is to be carried out; and
(b) sets out, to the nearest 0.5m, the overall height of the building above ground level and its distance from the closest boundary; and
(c) describes the building type by its class under the building code, its structural support system and the main materials of its construction; and
(d) states the number of dwellings to be demolished; and
(e) describes the methods of demolition and the number and types of the major items of equipment proposed to be used; and
(f) if the proposed work involves the removal of stable asbestos cement sheeting from a residential building—complies with the Building Regulations 1972 , regulation 11 (Applications—asbestos removal requirements) as if the plan were an application under the Building Act 1972 ; and
(g) describes the methods proposed to be used for handling and disposing of any other demolished material, mentioning specifically any hazardous substance; and
(h) describes the sequence of major activities involved in carrying out the work and the estimated number of days likely to be needed for each major activity and for completing the works; and
(i) sets out details of how Australian Standard 2601 will be complied with in relation to the following:
(i) hoardings and fencing around the proposed work;
(ii) any overhead protection;
(iii) any scaffolding necessary to carry out the proposed work; and
(j) contains, or has attached to it, any illustration, other plan or other document that may be necessary for the better understanding of anything set out in the plan.