25 PIRIE ST ADELAIDE SA 5000;LOT 11 PORT RD ADELAIDE SA 5000;LOT 12 JAMES CONGDON DR ADELAIDE SA 5000;LOT 13 GAOL RD ADELAIDE SA 5000;LOT 13 PORT RD ADELAIDE SA 5000;LOT 74 PORT RD ADELAIDE SA 5000;LOT 80 GAOL RD ADELAIDE SA 5000;LOT 80 PORT RD ADELAIDE SA 5000
Development application in ADELAIDE, South Australia · City of Adelaide
Proposed development
Variation to Development Application 24030351 – Removal of one Regulated Tree
Application details
- Application number
- DA-25015987
- Type
- DA
- Record type
- Development Application
- Category
- Tree/Vegetation
- Lodged
- 3 June 2025
- Council
- City of Adelaide
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Nearby development activity
25 PIRIE ST ADELAIDE SA 5000;LOT 11 PORT RD ADELAIDE SA 5000;LOT 12 JAMES CONGDON DR ADELAIDE SA 5000;LOT 13 GAOL RD ADELAIDE SA 5000;LOT 13 PORT RD ADELAIDE SA 5000;LOT 74 PORT RD ADELAIDE SA 5000;LOT 80 GAOL RD ADELAIDE SA 5000
Infrastructure
18 GAOL RD ADELAIDE SA 5000;LOT 13 PORT RD ADELAIDE SA 5000;LOT 80 GAOL RD ADELAIDE SA 5000
Community - Health
18 GAOL RD ADELAIDE SA 5000;LOT 13 PORT RD ADELAIDE SA 5000;LOT 80 GAOL RD ADELAIDE SA 5000
Community - Health
18 GAOL RD ADELAIDE SA 5000;LOT 12 JAMES CONGDON DR ADELAIDE SA 5000;LOT 13 PORT RD ADELAIDE SA 5000;LOT 50 EAST TCE ADELAIDE SA 5000;LOT 74 PORT RD ADELAIDE SA 5000;LOT 80 GAOL RD ADELAIDE SA 5000
Community - Health
South Australia
Tree/Vegetation
South Australia
Demolition
South Australia
Institutional
LOT 80 GAOL RD ADELAIDE SA 5000
Community - Health
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