CPCCSV5004A — Apply legislation to urban development and building controls

1 Promote sustainable building and conservation practices in the community.

• 1.1Environmental changes are determined due to land use and building development according to the natural elements of specific localities.
• 1.2Development of settlements and the evolution of urban structures for specific communities are researched, analysed and documented.
• 1.3Constraints on building development sites are identified and reported according to physical nature of environment.
• 1.4Sustainable development and the benefits of conservation are recorded and promoted.
• 1.5Controls on development are analysed and reported.

2 Identify the legal requirements relating to building developments.

• 2.1Components of land use and building legislation are identified and documented, including the BCA as it applies to building developments.
• 2.2Legislation affecting forms of development, including environmental safeguards, is identified and recorded.
• 2.3Factors influencing safety of buildings and structures according to legislative requirements are identified and reported.
• 2.4Aims and objectives of building and land use legislation are interpreted.
• 2.5Consent requirements for building and land use approval are determined in accordance with application of building and land use legislation.
• 2.6Development applications are prepared in accordance with legislative requirements.
• 2.7List of relevant authorities involved with project development is documented.
• 2.8Development application notices and responses are identified and prepared in accordance with legislative requirements.
• 2.9Appeal rights for individuals and community relating to building and land use applications are identified and recorded in accordance with legislative requirements.
• 2.10Building and land use legislation is applied to various classes of building in accordance with legislative requirements.
• 2.11Special provisions of legislation are researched, identified and recorded.
• 2.12Non-compliance with building, land use and other related environmental legislation is identified and recorded.
• 2.13Heritage and conservation legislation relating to building and land use is researched, identified and recorded.
• 2.14Environmental health issues influencing building and land use legislation are researched and documented.
• 2.15Responsibilities of builders and owners lodging building or land use applications are determined in accordance with legislative requirements.
• 2.16Notices, orders and issues with respect to applications and site safety signage requirements are identified and recorded in accordance with legislative requirements.
• 2.17Owner responsibility relating to construction of party walls is identified and recorded in accordance with legislative requirements.
• 2.18Owner responsibility relating to proposed work affecting adjoining land is identified and recorded in accordance with legislative requirements.
• 2.19Land division requirements are identified and recorded in accordance with legislative requirements.
• 2.20Special requirements for major projects relating to preparation and assessment of environmental impact statements are recorded in accordance with legislative requirements.
• 2.21Referral to prescribed government agencies and departments is identified and noted in accordance with legislative requirements.
• 2.22Land use requirements applying to specific locations are identified and recorded in accordance with legislative requirements.
• 2.23Vehicle parking requirements applying to developments are identified and recorded in accordance with legislative requirements.
• 2.24Responsibilities of individuals under building and land use legislation are identified and recorded in accordance with legislative requirements.
• 2.25Appeal rights provided for under building and land use legislation are identified and recorded.
• 2.26Consequences for non-compliance with orders and notices are documented.

What does an assessment tool for CPCCSV5004A need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for CPCCSV5004A needs to address all 54 unit components: 2 elements with 31 performance criteria, 5 performance evidence requirements, 11 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

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