100 NOBLE STREET ALLAWAH 2218
Development application in ALLAWAH, New South Wales · Georges River Council
Proposed development
Secondary dwelling; Alterations and additions to residential development
Application details
- Application number
- CDC-16742
- Type
- Complying Development Certificate Application
- Record type
- CDC
- Category
- Residential - Multi Dwelling
- Lodged
- 31 March 2021
- Council
- Georges River Council
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About this development application
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