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Planning Applications (9)
| Application | Date received | Authority |
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2 Myer Court Beverley SA 5009
Two warehouses with associated offices with car parking and landscaping |
City of Charles Sturt | |
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167-169 William Street Beverley SA 5009
Variation to 252/1298/13 – To enable the premises to handle waste from recycled timber floorboards, stone and metal scrap in association with the existing waste (brick) recycling depot and to undertake improvements to the site including perimeter fencing, pavement of entire site with secondhand bricks, setback of pallets from boundaries to 1 metre and reduction in height of pallets and planting of trees along the boundaries of the site including hessian screens - to add the handling of waste from asbestos (non-complying) |
City of Charles Sturt | |
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167-169 William Street Beverley SA 5009
Internal fit out to existing storage shed and construction of shed to rear with a frontage to Mclean Street in association with waste (brick) recycling depot |
City of Charles Sturt | |
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2A Myer Court Beverley SA 5009
Variation to DA 252/1339/14 - lower rear verandah and roll a door and landscaping to rear |
City of Charles Sturt | |
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14 Myer Court Beverley SA 5009
Warehouse, associated office and showroom carparking and landscaping |
City of Charles Sturt
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16 Myer, Beverley, SA
Community Division |
11th September 2014 | Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure |
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2A Myer Court Beverley SA 5009
Two, two storey warehouses with associated offices, car-parking and landscaping |
City of Charles Sturt | |
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A21/116 Main Street, Beverley, SA
Conventional Land Division |
17th March 2014 | Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure |
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167-169 William Street Beverley SA 5009
To enable the premises to handle waste from recycled timber floorboards, stone and metal scrap in association with the existing brick recycling yard and to undertake improvements to the site including perimeter fencing, pavement of entire site with secondhand bricks, setback of pallets from boundaries to 1 metre and reduction in height of pallets and planting of trees along the boundaries of the site including hessian screens (non-complying). |
City of Charles Sturt |