Land use planning and building control at Perth Airport is regulated by the
Airports Act 1996 (Act). The regulations dealing with the approval of building
activities (as defined in the Act) are the Airports (Building Control)
Regulations 1996.
The ABC must be notified of all works, construction and building activities.
These activities cover, for example, new buildings, terminals, hangars, shop
fit-outs and civil works including runways, taxiways, roads and drains.
Demolition activities are also included as building activities. Appropriate
building activities require ABC approval to carry out the building activity.
The ABC at Perth Airport is:
Airport Building Controller—IDS Consultants Pty Ltd
P: (08) 9479 5170 | E: [email protected]
Stephen Ward: 0417 880 381
Ben Tran: 0419 042 788
The role of Perth Airport Pty Ltd in the building approval process
The approval process also involves obtaining the consent of the Airport
Lessee Company (ALC), which is Perth Airport Pty Ltd.
The Regulations describe what Perth Airport must be satisfied about before
it gives its consent, such as whether the proposed works are consistent with
the
Perth Airport Master Plan. They also stipulate time constraints for this process.
On certain occasions, the ABC may deem that an ABC permit is not required.
In this case a Perth Airport Consent may still be required.
The ABC cannot issue their permit until the Perth Airport Consent has been
finalised.
How do I know what works require approval?
All building, demolition or other works that take place on the airport
estate require Perth Airport Consent to proceed, and in some cases, an ABC
permit. The only case where works may be exempt are where they constitute
maintenance or ‘like for like’ replacement, however, Perth
Airport’s Consents Coordinator should be contacted to confirm approval
requirements.
Perth Airport ConsentsTeam
P: (08) 6278 8112 | E: [email protected]
If you’re a concessionaire/tenant undertaking works in a Perth Airport
terminal, and works don’t require Perth Airport Consent and an ABC
permit, there are other requirements before works can proceed.
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