Source: www.stockland.com.au |
Last week-end, we
received notification from Stockland that the plan of subdivision, within which
our new home site is located, has been registered. We expect Settlement by the
third week of September. We have formal bank approval; so, I hope everything
goes to plan.
Two weeks after we
signed the Contract, we paid the 5% deposit. At the time of signing, there were
a few errors in the drawings which we asked Metricon to address, in addition to
requesting a few changes such as converting some hinged doors to sliding doors,
adding sound screen batts to some bedroom walls to protect against noise
pollution and insulation batts to entire garage floor ceiling so that the upstairs
bedroom flooring immediately above the garage is shielded, adding timber look
floating laminate flooring throughout the house (in lieu of the Promotion that
offers laminate flooring only to main living areas), adding a recycled tap in addition
to the two standard taps Metricon provides and adding/modifying a few windows.
Metricon raised a post contract variation totalling about 6K and sent us the
updated drawings reflecting the post contract variation.
Four days after Metricon
lodged our plans and colour schemes for Developer Approval, we received
notification from Stockland that our application for Full Design Approval has
been approved according to the Design Requirements for Brooks Reach. Yeah! We
are glad to have had two significant events happening within a week’s time.
A number of people
from Metricon have so far been managing a sequence of events from the initial
discussion of plans to following through on getting the updated drawings. We
have been fortunate to have some good people manage our case right from Sales
Consultant (RH)->Design Manager (YD)->Contract Presenter (MS)->Customer
Support Team Leader (JO’D)->Customer Support Coordinator (SY), and I am
relieved to see that it has been an efficient process so far.
We now await
Settlement, so we can get some documents from Council that Metricon requires to
proceed to the next stage of our pre-construction phase.
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