589 GRAND JUNCTION RD GEPPS CROSS SA 5094;591A GRAND JUNCTION RD GEPPS CROSS SA 5094;591B GRAND JUNCTION RD GEPPS CROSS SA 5094
Development application in GEPPS CROSS, South Australia · City of Port Adelaide Enfield
Proposed development
Staged development of a parts distribution centre warehouse and customer experience centre office building and associated car parking area at 589 Grand Junction Rd, a new carparking area at 591B Grand Junction Rd, associated modifications to previously approved plans, and associated new building work, earthworks, drainage works, retaining walls & fencing, signage, product display area, landscaping, removal of street trees and modifications to vehicle access to Grand Junction Road
Application details
- Application number
- DA-21038386
- Type
- MODIFICATION
- Record type
- Development Application
- Category
- Residential
- Lodged
- 22 December 2021
- Council
- City of Port Adelaide Enfield
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Nearby development activity
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589 GRAND JUNCTION RD GEPPS CROSS SA 5094
Signage
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591 GRAND JUNCTION RD GEPPS CROSS SA 5094
Signage
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Signage
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Signage
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Residential
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Residential
About this development application
A development application (DA) is lodged with City of Port Adelaide Enfield when a property owner seeks consent to build, renovate, demolish, subdivide or change the use of a property in GEPPS CROSS. This record is part of Council DA's database of 3.97 million development applications from 290+ Australian councils.
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