ApprovedDA-1133/2010

GREENDALE, NSW

Development application in GREENDALE, New South Wales · Liverpool City Council

Proposed development

Nominated Integrated Development application for the development in two stages of a 60,000 burial plot multi-denominational lawn cemetery including internal roads, drainage and earthworks, landscaping, fencing, dam alterations filling of 1 dam and 2 ponds, car parking, outdoor gazebos, amenities and conversion of existing buildings on site for use as an administration office, chapel, multi-functional condolence room, caretakers shed and machinery storage. (Note: This application is a re-advertisement due to an amended design and layout that includes the deletion of the crematorium, removal of burial plots and car parking from the front access handle of the site and a reduction in the plot yield from 71,000 plots). Note: The proposal is defined as Nominated Integrated Development (S.90 Water Management Act, 2000 - Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water and S.100B, Rural Fires Act, 1997 - NSW Rural Fire Service). Liverpool City Council is the consent authority, and the Sydney West Joint Regional Planning Panel has the function of the determining authority

Application details

Application number
DA-1133/2010
Record type
Development Application
Category
Operational Works
Lodged
15 March 2010
Council
Liverpool City Council

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