11 CHESTNUT CT TONSLEY SA 5042;13 CHESTNUT CT TONSLEY SA 5042;15 CHESTNUT CT TONSLEY SA 5042;17 CHESTNUT CT TONSLEY SA 5042;19 CHESTNUT CT TONSLEY SA 5042;21 CHESTNUT CT TONSLEY SA 5042;22A -22B ASH AV TONSLEY SA 5042;7A CHESTNUT CT TONSLEY SA 5042;9 CHESTNUT CT TONSLEY SA 5042;LOT 684 MAB CCT TONSLEY SA 5042
Development application in TONSLEY, South Australia · City of Marion
Proposed development
Change in the use of land and construction of two (2) buildings comprising a light industry facility and a combined motor repair station and service trade premises with associated car parking, earthworks, retaining walls, fencing, advertising signage and tree damaging activity (removal of one (1) Significant tree and 35 Regulated trees)
Application details
- Application number
- DA-25024516
- Type
- DA
- Record type
- Development Application
- Category
- Signage
- Lodged
- 27 August 2025
- Council
- City of Marion
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Nearby development activity
22A -22B ASH AV TONSLEY SA 5042
Subdivision
South Australia
South Australia
Demolition
UNIT 1-10 20 ASH AV TONSLEY SA 5042
Residential
10 ASH AV TONSLEY SA 5042;12 ASH AV TONSLEY SA 5042;12 CHESTNUT CT TONSLEY SA 5042;14 ASH AV TONSLEY SA 5042;14 CHESTNUT CT TONSLEY SA 5042;16 ASH AV TONSLEY SA 5042;16 CHESTNUT CT TONSLEY SA 5042;18 ASH AV TONSLEY SA 5042;18 CHESTNUT CT TONSLEY SA 5042;2 CHESTNUT CT TONSLEY SA 5042;20 ASH AV TONSLEY SA 5042;20 CHESTNUT CT TONSLEY SA 5042
Residential
UNIT 1-10 20 ASH AV TONSLEY SA 5042
Commercial - Accommodation
LOT 600 SOUTH RD TONSLEY SA 5042
19 ASH AV TONSLEY SA 5042
Residential
About this development application
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