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Upper Hunter Shire Council
An approval is not a home. A complying development certificate (CDC) approves work that meets fixed, published standards — a new house, a granny flat, a pool, an extension — without a development application, and the council or a private certifier can issue it.
40 CDCs were lodged in Upper Hunter Shire Council in the last 12 months.
215 CDCs and modifications on record
Latest lodged
Straight from the NSW Planning Portal
- CDC modification54 Bhima Drive Scone 2337Erection of a new structure, Earthworks, retaining walls and structural supportApproved29 Oct 2026
- CDC4 Norwood Road Scone 2337Dwelling houseUnder Assessment27 Oct 2026
- CDC4 Dunwell Road Scone 2337Dwelling houseUnder Assessment20 Oct 2026
- CDC2 Kareen Place Scone 2337Shed, Erection of a new structureApproved15 Oct 2026
- CDC189 Kelly Street Scone 2337Retail PremiseAdditional Information Requested12 Oct 2026
- CDC7 Albert Street Parkville 2337Balcony, deck, patio, terrace or verandah (screened enclosures)Approved9 Oct 2026
- CDC200 Halcombe Road Segenhoe 2337Dwelling houseUnder Assessment8 Oct 2026
- CDC84 Bedford Street Aberdeen 2336Dwelling house, Residential AccommodationWithdrawn7 Oct 2026
- CDC45 Petwyn Vale Road Wingen 2337Erection of a new structure, Swimming poolApproved25 Sept 2026
- CDC95 Rifle Range Road Merriwa 2329Balcony, deck, patio, terrace or verandahApproved24 Sept 2026
The date on each is when it was lodged.
The fast track
Across NSW, 48% of the applications determined in the last 12 months were CDCs.
A CDC is a check against fixed standards rather than a judgement. Lodgd holds each one with where it is up to, its homes, cost and storeys — beside the development applications and building certificates on the same site, across all 128 councils.
Try the free demo →Measured over 77,729 determined: 37,001 CDCs and 40,728 development applications. Modifications are left out.
Of every hundred development applications and CDCs NSW determined in the last 12 months, this many were CDCs.
Elsewhere in NSW
CDCs in other councils
How the system works. Complying development vs a DA · What happens to a DA · All guides →
How we count. Every complying development certificate the NSW Planning Portal lists for Upper Hunter Shire Council, and every modification to one, at the status NSW gives. The count for the last 12 months is of certificates lodged in that time; modifications are listed but not counted.