LEPPINGTON, NSW
Development application in LEPPINGTON, New South Wales · Liverpool City Council
Proposed development
Demolition of existing structures and five staged subdivision of nine existing allotments into a Torrens title subdivision of 192 residential lots, including road construction and storm-water works. • Stage 1: Torrens title subdivision to create 27 residential lots, 4 residue lots, 1 super-lot, and part road construction. • Stage 2: Torrens title subdivision of a super-lot to create 70 residential lots, 1 super-lot, 1 residue grudge strip (Lot 271), and part road construction. • Stage 3: Torrens title subdivision to create 51 residential lots, 1 residue grudge strips (Lot 354) and two residue lots (Lots 352 & 353), and completion of road construction • Stage 4: Torrens title subdivision of 4 residue lots to create 39 residential lots • Stage 5: Torrens title subdivision of 3 residential lots (lots 315, 320 and 338) to create 8 residential lots The development is Nominated Integrated development requiring approval from NSW Department of Primary Industries – Water pursuant to the Water Management Act 2000 and is Integrated Development requiring approval from the NSW Rural Fire Service pursuant to the Rural Fires Act 1997.
Application details
- Application number
- DA-1132/2015
- Record type
- Development Application
- Category
- Subdivision
- Lodged
- 19 November 2015
- Council
- Liverpool City Council
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About this development application
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