8 SANDSTOCK BVD GOLDEN GROVE SA 5125
Development application in GOLDEN GROVE, South Australia · City of Tea Tree Gully
Proposed development
Mixed use development comprising of a land division (1 into 6), 3 two storey row dwellings, 2 x sets of two storey group dwellings (comprising three 2 storey dwellings and two 2 storey dwellings) - total 8 dwellings, restoration of a state heritage building (Golden Grove House) including partial demolition, offices, shop (cafe), a verandah and deck, removal of 2 regulated and 1 significant tree, underground water tank, fencing including an acoustic barrier, retaining walls, associated car parkin
Application details
- Application number
- DA-23008659
- Type
- SUBDIVISION
- Record type
- Development Application
- Category
- Residential
- Lodged
- 22 May 2023
- Council
- City of Tea Tree Gully
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Nearby development activity
8 SANDSTOCK BVD GOLDEN GROVE SA 5125
Commercial
UNIT 7 14 SANDSTOCK BVD GOLDEN GROVE SA 5125
Residential
UNIT 6 14 SANDSTOCK BVD GOLDEN GROVE SA 5125
Building Work
9 HALLETT RD GOLDEN GROVE SA 5125
Building Work
UNIT 6 14 SANDSTOCK BVD GOLDEN GROVE SA 5125
Building Work
25 HALLETT RD GOLDEN GROVE SA 5125
Minor Works
13 SLATE RD GOLDEN GROVE SA 5125
Alteration/Addition
3 CLINKER CCT GOLDEN GROVE SA 5125
Building Work
About this development application
A development application (DA) is lodged with City of Tea Tree Gully when a property owner seeks consent to build, renovate, demolish, subdivide or change the use of a property in GOLDEN GROVE. This record is part of Council DA's database of 3.97 million development applications from 290+ Australian councils.
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