66 WATTLE STREET, LYNEHAM, ACT
Development application in LYNEHAM, Australian Capital Territory · ACT Territory Planning Authority
Proposed development
WAIVING: PLANNING ACT 2023 - AMENDMENT TO APPROVED DA202240539 - S205D. Amendment to the development application for construction of a two storey building containing 6 dwellings with attached garages and a three storey building containing 6 dwellings with attached garages; new verge crossing, removal of existing verge crossings, on street parking, landscaping and associated works - the amendment is to include minor adjustments to facades and floor plans to accommodate lift footprint, alter pergolas to be fixed and a minor alteration of materials and design to the horizontal beams.
Application details
- Application number
- DA202240539
- Type
- ST
- Record type
- Development Application
- Category
- Residential
- Lodged
- 20 November 2024
- Council
- ACT Territory Planning Authority
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Nearby development activity
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Alteration/Addition
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Alteration/Addition
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Residential
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Building Work
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Residential - Multi Dwelling
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Building Work
About this development application
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