20 RANGE VIEW RD STIRLING NORTH SA 5710
Development application in STIRLING NORTH, South Australia · City of Port Augusta
Proposed development
Remove storm damaged pool , Classic pool 10mx5.5m above ground pool in-ground and replace with a fibreglass pool. Freedom pool ENTERTAINER 8.0 8metre x4metre. (1.9mdeep and 1.1m deep shallow end. Keeping existing pool fencing and pool equipment just replacing pool with new. (New pool shell inground) Entertainer 8.0. New pool will be salt water chlorinated. I will be the owner builder of this project Having trade background. The cost of the pool itself is $13,500 being cheaper than
Application details
- Application number
- DA-24002169
- Type
- DA
- Record type
- Development Application
- Category
- Minor Works
- Lodged
- 5 February 2024
- Council
- City of Port Augusta
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About this development application
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