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Where We Build BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA Outer Sydney The Illawarra >AREAS OUTSIDE THIS $POA NOTE-PARTS ONLY >AREAS OUTSIDE THIS $POA Up to and including Richmond NOTE-PARTS ONLY Up to and including Hawkesbury Blaxland Wollongong Wingecarribee Blue Mountains Shellharbour Albion Park Sydney Metropolitan Curramore Area Jamberoo Berry Kiama Wollondilly Gerringong Black Forest Bomaderry Shoalhave Heads Nth Nowra Coolangatta NOTE-PARTS ONLY Terara Up to and including Nowra Brundee Camden South Sth Nowra Pryee Nowra Hill Falls Creek Tomerong Woollamia Sydney Metro Worrowing St Georges Heights Huskisson >AREAS OUTSIDE THIS $POA Basin Basin Sanctuary Vincentia Pittwater View Point Hornsby Shoalhaven Up to Berowa Warringah and Glenorie The Hills Ku-ring-gai INCLUSIVE BUILD ZONES Willoughby The Hills Hunters Hill Blacktown Blacktown 1. Burwood Penrith Lane 2. Canada Bay Cove Fairfield Penrith Parramatta 3. Strathfield Ryde 4. Ashfield Liverpool Camden Fairfield Cumberland Campbelltown 2 4 3 Wollondilly (Parts Only) 1 Marrickville Hawkesbury (Parts Only) West Randwick Liverpool Canterbury Canterbury EXTRA BUILDING ZONE Bayside CHARGES Georges $5,000 Camden $8,000 $10,000 (WEST) $12,500 Sutherland Greenhills Beach $13,500 NOTE-PARTS ONLY $15,000 Campbelltown (EAST) Up to and including Sutherland Heathcote and OTHER ZONES Peninsula The Grand Parade Thirlmere/tahmoor $3,000 Helensburg $6,000 Menai / Barden Ridge $6,000 >AREAS OUTSIDE THIS $POA Faulconbridge $8,000 Hazelbrook $8,000 Additional costs may apply if permit for NOTE. Where we Build - Zone Charges Katoomba $10,000 building under Complying Development are for all Wisdom Homes with a base Gerringong/gerroa $10,000 cannot be achieved for knock down and price eective 1st July 2018 or later. > Areas Outside This $POA rebuild jobs. .

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