17 PENNINGTON TCE PENNINGTON SA 5013;4 RUSSELL ST ROSEWATER SA 5013;LOT 3 HODGEMAN RD PENNINGTON SA 5013;LOT 5 PENNINGTON TCE PENNINGTON SA 5013
Development application in PENNINGTON, South Australia · City of Charles Sturt
Proposed development
Two storey addition to existing Mount Carmel College Primary School (maximum height of 10 metres), increase to staff and student numbers and replacement of western boundary fencing. Stage 1 – Early works comprising excavation and fill, demolition and associated service re-direction, Stage 2 – Structural works, Stage 3 – Balance of works.
Application details
- Application number
- DA-22037672
- Type
- DA
- Record type
- Development Application
- Category
- Community - Education
- Lodged
- 15 November 2022
- Council
- City of Charles Sturt
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17 PENNINGTON TCE PENNINGTON SA 5013;4 RUSSELL ST ROSEWATER SA 5013;LOT 3 HODGEMAN RD PENNINGTON SA 5013;LOT 5 PENNINGTON TCE PENNINGTON SA 5013
Community - Education
17 PENNINGTON TCE PENNINGTON SA 5013;4 RUSSELL ST ROSEWATER SA 5013;LOT 3 HODGEMAN RD PENNINGTON SA 5013;LOT 5 PENNINGTON TCE PENNINGTON SA 5013
Community - Education
South Australia
Building Work
South Australia
Alteration/Addition
South Australia
Building Work
South Australia
Alteration/Addition
17 PENNINGTON TCE PENNINGTON SA 5013;4 RUSSELL ST ROSEWATER SA 5013;LOT 3 HODGEMAN RD PENNINGTON SA 5013;LOT 5 PENNINGTON TCE PENNINGTON SA 5013
Community - Education
South Australia
Alteration/Addition
About this development application
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