1922 MAIN NORTH RD SALISBURY PARK SA 5109;1926-1928 MAIN NORTH RD SALISBURY PARK SA 5109;1930 MAIN NORTH RD SALISBURY PARK SA 5109;28 MALINYA DR SALISBURY PARK SA 5109
Development application in SALISBURY PARK, South Australia · City of Salisbury
Proposed development
Variation to Application 23028944 Alterations and Additions to Existing Service Trade Premises - Demolition of Existing Showrooms and Construction of Six (6) New Showrooms, Canopy, Workshop and Parts Building Addition, Car Wash and Vacuums, Seven (7) New Pylon Signs, Facade Signage, Freestanding Directional Sign and associated Civil Works, Car Parking and Landscaping
Application details
- Application number
- DA-24036547
- Type
- DA
- Record type
- Development Application
- Category
- Commercial
- Lodged
- 8 November 2024
- Council
- City of Salisbury
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Nearby development activity
1922 MAIN NORTH RD SALISBURY PARK SA 5109;1926-1928 MAIN NORTH RD SALISBURY PARK SA 5109;1930 MAIN NORTH RD SALISBURY PARK SA 5109;28 MALINYA DR SALISBURY PARK SA 5109
Commercial
South Australia
Demolition
South Australia
Alteration/Addition
South Australia
1922 MAIN NORTH RD SALISBURY PARK SA 5109;1926 -1928 MAIN NORTH RD SALISBURY PARK SA 5109;1930 MAIN NORTH RD SALISBURY PARK SA 5109
Commercial
1922 MAIN NORTH RD SALISBURY PARK SA 5109;28 MALINYA DR SALISBURY PARK SA 5109
Change of Use
South Australia
Building Work
9 TINA CT SALISBURY PARK SA 5109
Minor Works
About this development application
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