165 SIR DONALD BRADM DR HILTON SA 5033;38 ASHLEY ST TORRENSVILLE SA 5031;LOT 204 ASHWIN PDE TORRENSVILLE SA 5031;LOT 4001 SOUTH RD TORRENSVILLE SA 5031;LOT 4002 SOUTH RD TORRENSVILLE SA 5031;LOT 4003 ASHLEY ST TORRENSVILLE SA 5031;UNIT 1 38 ASHLEY ST TORRENSVILLE SA 5031
Development application in TORRENSVILLE, South Australia · City of West Torrens
Proposed development
Thebarton Oval Precinct Development being a staged development and including realignment and resurfacing of Thebarton Oval, installation of training oval at Kings Reserve, partial demolition of existing non-heritage listed grandstand, alterations and additions to the existing grandstands, construction of a two (2)-level building comprising shops, offices, function rooms, indoor recreation facilities, club rooms and swimming pool, installation of five (5) light towers (40.3 metres in height), a
Application details
- Application number
- DA-23037913
- Type
- DA
- Record type
- Development Application
- Category
- Commercial
- Lodged
- 24 January 2024
- Council
- City of West Torrens
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Nearby development activity
165 SIR DONALD BRADM DR HILTON SA 5033;38 ASHLEY ST TORRENSVILLE SA 5031;LOT 204 ASHWIN PDE TORRENSVILLE SA 5031;LOT 4001 SOUTH RD TORRENSVILLE SA 5031;LOT 4002 SOUTH RD TORRENSVILLE SA 5031;LOT 4003 ASHLEY ST TORRENSVILLE SA 5031;UNIT 1 38 ASHLEY ST TORRENSVILLE SA 5031
Demolition
LOT 204 ASHWIN PDE TORRENSVILLE SA 5031
63-65 SOUTH RD THEBARTON SA 5031
Signage
67 SOUTH RD THEBARTON SA 5031
Minor Works
61 SOUTH RD THEBARTON SA 5031
Signage
61 SOUTH RD THEBARTON SA 5031
Signage
61 SOUTH RD THEBARTON SA 5031
40 ASHLEY ST TORRENSVILLE SA 5031
Infrastructure
About this development application
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