QUOTE(cyew86 @ Aug 5 2013, 01:23 PM)
Hi all,
Sorry for having to bump up this old thread. I need to apply for renovation permit for my intermediate house (only backyard extension) from MBSA this month, but to prevent myself from having to go to Wisma MBSA more than one time, may I know what is the standard procedure/documents needed to apply for the permit?
As far as I know, I need the followings beside my IC:
1. S&P Agreement
2. Cukai Pintu
3. CF
4. Land Title
5. Colored photographs of front and back of the house with date within 3 days of application (does the photo need to be printed full A4 size or just normal 4R size would do?)
6. Permit application fee/deposit (how much do I need to pay?)
7. Consent letter (one house is vacant, another is rented out to foreign workers, do I still need a letter in this case?)
Please advise.
Thanks.
First you most likely need to go twice, if they were busy or officer not around to sign your permit. If your S&P is under 2 names, you need both IC and signatories on all forms. You will need to buy the booklet and go home to study/fill up so yeah you need to go there twice. Their office is temporary located on the 21st floor instead of 8th.
CF is not required if you are not the first owner of the house, ie bought directly from developer.
Color photo need to be printed on A4 paper, clearing showing your back and front facade incl your house no.
Application fee is based on how many plan you need to purchase. Each plan is 200-300. You need one plan for front and back portion of the house, awning/car porch will need a separate plan. You need to pay deposit to MBSA and Alam Flora as well. To give you an idea I paid close to 4k for permit + deposit for front and back extension + car porch plan.
Consent letter only required if your extension affects your neighbour existing structure such as shared front car porch.
Give them a call to get further info so you get a clear picture what is needed or if the standard plan fits your requirement. Flat roof is not part of their standard plan.