What happens if the developer rejects my NOC?
The developer gives comments. The design or drawings are revised to answer them, for example size, height, setbacks or the look, and the NOC is resubmitted. Some proposals cannot be approved and need a different design.
The short answer
Developers reject NOC applications when the works break community rules, such as plot coverage, setbacks, height or the approved look, or when documents or drawings are missing. Our engineers review the comments, revise the design and resubmit, or suggest an alternative that fits the rules.
What you need to know
- Community rules: Coverage, setbacks, height and look.
- Missing documents: Drawings, calculations or owner documents.
- Unapproved works: Existing violations can block a new NOC.
- Alternatives: A design that fits the rules.
Documents you will need
- The rejection comments
- Submitted drawings
- Title deed and plans
Who does what
Step by step
We confirm the exact route for your property.
| Step | Approval route | Guides |
|---|---|---|
| Review comments Structural Solutions | What the developer needs changed. | — |
| Revise Structural Solutions | Updated design and drawings. | — |
| Resubmit Consultant | Back to the developer. | Developer NOCs |
Questions
Related questions
Can a rejected NOC be resubmitted?
Yes, after answering the comments.
Can old unapproved works block a new NOC?
Yes, they may need to be fixed first.
What if the design cannot be approved?
We suggest an alternative that fits the rules.
Do developers give reasons?
Yes, as comments on the application.
What does Structural Solutions do?
Our engineers prepare and stamp the calculations and drawings, and handle the NOC, permit and completion as approved consultant.
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