Application for a replacement of an existing property

Before you begin:

• Before filling in this form, read the Contracting variations – Head Lease information on the Homes Tasmania website.

• Applicants are encouraged to speak to us prior to lodging an application to ensure all details have been successfully completed. 

• Assessment of applications may result in additional documentation or information being required. You will be advised if this is the case.

Contact us

Email:   commissioning@homes.tas.gov.au

Building Layout

A building layout refers to the detailed plan or design of a building's interior spaces. A building layout includes various elements such as: 

• Bedrooms: Sleeping areas

• Bathrooms: Rooms containing a bath and/or shower

• Toilets: Separate rooms with a toilet

• Kitchens: Areas designated for cooking and food preparation

• Living Areas: Common spaces like living rooms or lounges

• Heaters: Devices or systems used to heat the building.

Please provide the following details about the building layout: 

• Indicate the total number of each type of room (e.g., bedrooms, bathrooms, toilets, kitchens). 

• Usage: Describe the primary use of the building (e.g., residential, commercial, mixed-use). 

• Additional Comments: Share any extra information or specific details about the layout that you think are important.
  

Outbuildings

An outbuilding is a structure that is separate from the main building on a property. These buildings are typically used for various purposes such as storage, workshops, garages, guest houses, or other utility functions.

Please provide the following details about outbuildings:

• Indicate the total number of each outbuilding (e.g., sheds, garage, barns, workshop)

• Describe the use of the outbuilding (e.g., residential, commercial, mixed-use)

• Specify the type of each outbuilding

• Share any extra information or details that you think are important.

Other

Building Class & Permit

Occupational Therapy / accessibility modifications and specialist equipment

• Occupational therapists work with people of all ages who have physical, mental, or developmental conditions that impact their ability to engage in everyday tasks.

• Accessibility Modifications refer to changes made to a home or environment to make it more accessible and safer for individuals with disabilities or mobility challenges. These include:

  • Installing grab bars in bathrooms.

  • Widening doorways to accommodate wheelchairs.

  • Adding ramps for easier access.

  • Lowering countertops and cabinets.

  • Modifying lighting for better visibility.

• Specialist Equipment includes devices and tools designed to assist individuals in performing daily activities easily and safely. These include:

  • Wheelchairs and mobility scooters.

  • Shower chairs and bath lifts.

  • Adaptive utensils for eating.

  • Communication devices for those with speech impairments.

  • Standing frames and hoists.

If you have issues submitting this form, please contact the Homes Tasmania team at commissioning@homes.tas.gov.au