26-40 CHELTENHAM LANE ST CLAIR SA 5011
Development application in ST CLAIR, South Australia · City of Charles Sturt
Proposed development
Land division - creating ten allotments from one and construction of ten, two storey detached dwellings in a terrace arrangement (with a wall abutting the eastern side boundary 7.02 metres in height and 18 metres in length), associated garaging and landscaping. Stage 1: Land Division, Stage 2: Ten dwellings and associated garaging and landscaping (dwellings 1-4 to be affordable housing)
Application details
- Application number
- DA-23026614
- Type
- SUBDIVISION
- Record type
- Development Application
- Category
- Residential
- Lodged
- 25 September 2023
- Council
- City of Charles Sturt
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Nearby development activity
South Australia
Residential
South Australia
Residential - Multi Dwelling
South Australia
Subdivision
LOT 621 CHELTENHAM LANE ST CLAIR SA 5011;LOT 622 CHELTENHAM LANE ST CLAIR SA 5011;LOT 623 CHELTENHAM LANE ST CLAIR SA 5011;LOT 624 CHELTENHAM LANE ST CLAIR SA 5011;LOT 625 CHELTENHAM LANE ST CLAIR SA 5011;LOT 627 CHELTENHAM LANE ST CLAIR SA 5011
Residential
South Australia
Residential
LOT 621 CHELTENHAM LANE ST CLAIR SA 5011;LOT 622 CHELTENHAM LANE ST CLAIR SA 5011;LOT 623 CHELTENHAM LANE ST CLAIR SA 5011;LOT 624 CHELTENHAM LANE ST CLAIR SA 5011;LOT 625 CHELTENHAM LANE ST CLAIR SA 5011;LOT 627 CHELTENHAM LANE ST CLAIR SA 5011
Subdivision
South Australia
Residential
2 EDEN ST ST CLAIR SA 5011
Residential
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