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development application (DA) · Ku-ring-gai, NSW

20 Avon Road PYMBLE NSW 2073

Status: Decision not specifiedLodged (1 year ago)Ref CCPCA0222/25

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Proposed development
CCPCA0222/25

What’s proposed

SSD - SSD 17424905 - The Grey House Precinct development involves delolition of existig structures and construction of a new school building to accomodate Years 5&6 Junior school classrooms, a STEM Lab, health and wellbeing, dance studios, out-of-school-hours- care, ELC for 90 children and 20 staff, outdoor learning spaces for existing students, tree removal and aassociated landscaping works. This CC is for all accessible bathrooms, ELC, homebase classroom internal changes, falls to floors, AV and Tensile wire.

Status
Decision not specifiedLodged over six months ago, and the council’s register doesn’t say what was decided. Check with the council for the outcome.

Council’s wording: 20 Avon Road PYMBLE NSW 2073

Lodged
(1 year ago)
Council reference
CCPCA0222/25
Council
Ku-ring-gai, New South WalesEverything we track from Ku-ring-gai council
Last collected
from the council’s register

Ku-ring-gai council hasn’t published a link to this application. Search its planning register for CCPCA0222/25.

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To support or object to this development application, write to Ku-ring-gai council. Depending on the state, councils call this a submission, an objection or a representation.

  1. Check it’s open for comment. Each council sets its own deadline, and some development applications aren’t advertised for comment at all.
  2. Read the plans. Search Ku-ring-gai council’s online planning register for CCPCA0222/25.
  3. Write to the council. Quote the reference CCPCA0222/25 and the address. Say what you support or object to, why, and how it affects you.
  4. Keep to planning matters, such as height, overshadowing, privacy, noise, traffic, trees and heritage.
  5. Expect it to be public. Many councils publish submissions, sometimes with names. Check the council’s privacy notice before you send yours.

Comments on this page are notes for neighbours. They aren’t sent to the council and don’t count as a submission. Get the next one near here by email so you hear about it while there’s still time to respond.

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