1 BUNA STREET HOLSWORTHY NSW 2173
Development application in HOLSWORTHY, New South Wales · Liverpool City Council
Proposed development
Development Application - Modification of development consent DA-425/2025 under Section 4.55(1A), comprising a 300mm increase in ground-floor levels for both dwellings from RL 20.10 to RL 20.40; an increase in garage levels from RL 20.00 to RL 20.30; additional/revised front porch entrance steps; revised driveway gradients and transitions; reduction of the principal roof pitch from 23° to 22°; and consequential changes to maximum building heights to approximately 8.43m for Unit 1 and 7.91m for U
Application details
- Application number
- DA-425/2025
- Type
- DA
- Category
- Residential
- Lodged
- 5 November 2026
- Council
- Liverpool City Council
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About this development application
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