Peta Bartlett

Peta Bartlett currently serves as a Building Support Officer at the City of Vincent, where she plays a vital role in ensuring the efficient processing of building applications in compliance with the Building Act 2011 and the Building Regulations 2012. Her expertise in researching the history of properties and sourcing original building documents provides valuable insights that support the council’s decision-making processes. Peta’s strong background in historical research and data analysis enhances her ability to assess building applications with a keen eye for detail, ensuring that developments align with heritage considerations and sustainable design principles.

In her role, Peta actively liaises with residents and local businesses, fostering transparent communication and providing expert guidance throughout the application process. She organizes and facilitates meetings and site inspections between council officers and stakeholders, ensuring that all parties are well-informed and that projects adhere to regulatory standards. Her skills in project management, strategic planning, and database administration enable her to handle administrative duties efficiently, contributing to the smooth operation of the building support team.

Peta’s passion for environmental awareness and sustainable design informs her approach to her work, particularly in analyzing community behaviors during environmental events such as bushfires. Her experience in interviews and community engagement allows her to gather valuable insights that inform council policies and resilience strategies. With a comprehensive skill set that includes leadership, management, and proficiency in Microsoft Office tools like PowerPoint, Peta is committed to supporting the City of Vincent’s goals of sustainable development and community well-being through meticulous research, effective communication, and strategic project execution.