LOT 2 KING GEORGE AV NORTH BRIGHTON SA 5048
Development application in NORTH BRIGHTON, South Australia · City of Holdfast Bay
Proposed development
Temporary office accommodation for a minimum 2 year period. This consists of: • 2 office huts, each 12 x 18 (each 216m2) inclusive of meeting rooms and staff room • 2 x toilet blocks (18m2 each) • A timber deck area in the middle area (90m2) with hand rails. In addition: • Hard stand car park of 1540m2. Services infrastructure to be connected to nearby mains: - power (adjacent maintenance sheds) - water (nearby service point) - sewer (nearby service point) Car park access is via Bonython Way.
Application details
- Application number
- DA-21023546
- Type
- DA
- Record type
- Development Application
- Category
- Commercial
- Lodged
- 26 August 2021
- Council
- City of Holdfast Bay
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About this development application
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