What compliance looks like in VIC
Any pool builder building a pool in Frankston works to the VIC barrier rules. A certificate of barrier compliance there is renewed on a 4 year cycle and lodged with council within 30 days of issue. Inspection is by registered inspector, registration is held on the Held by each council, and a certificate is triggered by fixed cycle, not the transaction. Lodgement: yes -- within 30 days of issue. This is the rule for the state, not a claim about this business.
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About The Outdoor Society
The Outdoor Society designs and builds outdoor spaces from a base at Seaford in Melbourne's south-east. Its work spans landscapes and pools, with inground pools, above ground pools, spas, plunge pools and ice baths listed among the pool types offered, alongside renovations, fencing and safety barriers, and masterplanning. The company sets out a defined design process and separates its work into residential, education and aged care projects. Its stated approach centres on connecting the house with the surrounding landscape so the two read as one setting, with attention given to material selection and construction detail. A project list names completed jobs at Balwyn North, Greensborough, Sandringham, Chelsea, Fingal, Mount Eliza, Mount Martha, Strathmore, Aspendale, Brighton, Glen Iris and Northcote. The site describes its designs, landscapes and pools as award winning.
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