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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the notice no pool safety certificate in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling in the details of the property owner(s) in Section 1. Select the appropriate title and provide your surname and first name(s). Ensure you print clearly in block letters using a black pen.
  3. Next, enter your contact details, including postal address and phone number, ensuring accuracy for future correspondence.
  4. Proceed to Section 2 to specify the location of the swimming pool by entering the street address and postcode.
  5. In Section 3, indicate whether the pool is shared or non-shared. This will determine which subsequent sections you need to complete.
  6. If applicable, complete Sections 4 or 5 based on your pool type, noting any important compliance information regarding safety standards.
  7. Fill in the proposed date of settlement or accommodation agreement in Section 6. Remember that this can be amended later if needed.
  8. Finally, sign and date Section 7 to declare that all information provided is accurate. Ensure copies are distributed as required by law.

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However, a pool adds less value or may even decrease the value of a home if it alienates or discourages interested home buyers. This happens if the pool does not align with the expectations or preferences of the target market.
In Queensland, you can technically sell your home with or without a Pool Safety Certificate.
If you are selling a property with a pool or spa you are required to provide one of the following prescribed documents with a contract of sale: Certificate of compliance. Occupation certificate and evidence the swimming pool or spa is registered on the NSW Swimming Pools Register. Certificate of non-compliance.
With a pool safety certificate If selling with a current pool safety certificate, you must give the buyer a copy before settlement. Safety certificates are valid for 2 years for non-shared pools. You dont need to get a new one before each sale. You can access a copy of the certificate on the pool register.
How much does a swimming pool compliance certificate cost? - Pool Safety Certification NSW. On-site verbal consultations start from $199.00 +GST and inspections on compliant pools from $295.00 +GST.

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A pool safety certificate is an important legal requirement for all swimming pool owners in Australia. It is a document that confirms that the pool fencing, and its surrounding area meet the safety standards set by the government.
Dont Rely on a Home Inspector Some buyers assume the home inspection covers the pool, but its rare when it does. Even if they offer pool inspections, many home inspectors do not have the required expertise to evaluate a pool. In fact, most home inspection reports include a disclaimer covering the pool.

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