UNIT 1 156 SEAVIEW RD HENLEY BEACH SOUTH SA 5022;UNIT 2 156 SEAVIEW RD HENLEY BEACH SOUTH SA 5022;UNIT 3 156 SEAVIEW RD HENLEY BEACH SOUTH SA 5022;UNIT 4 156 SEAVIEW RD HENLEY BEACH SOUTH SA 5022;UNIT 5 156 SEAVIEW RD HENLEY BEACH SOUTH SA 5022
Development application in HENLEY BEACH SOUTH, South Australia · City of Charles Sturt
Proposed development
Variation to DA 22002567 – Internal and external changes including additional building height
Application details
- Application number
- DA-26029558
- Type
- DA
- Category
- Residential
- Lodged
- 15 September 2026
- Council
- City of Charles Sturt
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Nearby development activity
UNIT 1 156 SEAVIEW RD HENLEY BEACH SOUTH SA 5022;UNIT 2 156 SEAVIEW RD HENLEY BEACH SOUTH SA 5022;UNIT 3 156 SEAVIEW RD HENLEY BEACH SOUTH SA 5022;UNIT 4 156 SEAVIEW RD HENLEY BEACH SOUTH SA 5022;UNIT 5 156 SEAVIEW RD HENLEY BEACH SOUTH SA 5022
Minor Works
South Australia
Alteration/Addition
110 MILITARY RD HENLEY BEACH SOUTH SA 5022
Building Work
110 MILITARY RD HENLEY BEACH SOUTH SA 5022
Subdivision
110 MILITARY RD HENLEY BEACH SOUTH SA 5022
Residential
162 SEAVIEW RD HENLEY BEACH SOUTH SA 5022
Residential
146 SEAVIEW RD HENLEY BEACH SOUTH SA 5022
Residential
146 SEAVIEW RD HENLEY BEACH SOUTH SA 5022
Subdivision
About this development application
A development application (DA) is lodged with City of Charles Sturt when a property owner seeks consent to build, renovate, demolish, subdivide or change the use of a property in HENLEY BEACH SOUTH. This record is part of Council DA's database of 3.97 million development applications from 290+ Australian councils.
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