158 Ross La, Kinvara NSW 2478
Development application in Kinvara, New South Wales · Ballina Shire Council
Proposed development
Subdivision Torrens Title Stage 1 – Boundary Adjustments and Lot Consolidation of 6 lots to create 4 lots Stage 2 – Torrens Title subdivision (CURA B Stage 1) and associated infrastructure, comprising: • 233 residential Torrens title lots (including superlots for future subdivision) • 4 x superlots for future development of a village precinct capable of supporting a mix of commercial and residential development. • 4 x public park lots • 4 x residue lots • 1 x lot for the water reservoir • 2 x lots for dedication of drainage reserves. • 1 x lot for pump station • 1 x Aboriginal cultural heritage lot • Entry roundabout to Ross Lane • Collector road network • Civil infrastructure comprising new roads, footpaths, stormwater drainage pathways and essential services including sewer mains & pump station, drinking water mains, recycled water, temporary water reservoir • Associated earthworks comprising 1,117,880m3 of cut and 1,126,300m3 of fill • Vegetation management works including the clearing of 85.27ha of native vegetation • Landscaping and revegetation / rehabilitation works • Demolition of 6 dwellings and a dairy bale
Application details
- Application number
- 2025/418.1
- Type
- Development Application
- Category
- Subdivision
- Lodged
- 14 September 2026
- Council
- Ballina Shire Council
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