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development application (DA) · Cockburn, QLD

5/40 Port Pirie Street BIBRA LAKE WA 6163

Status: Decision not specifiedLodged (4 years ago)Ref DA22/0470

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Proposed development
DA22/0470

What’s proposed

I am a specialty store dealing with fresh fruit and producing fruit products of all sorts. i have a processing room, chiller and freezer and a shop front. Part of my business is wholesale, retail, production of beer, wine and spirits. A liquor license is required in order to fulfil this part of the business and therefore a planning application is required to change the operation of the business that is currently registered for 5/40 port pirie street bibra lake, 6163. this facility was previously a pet food store but is no longer, we have since taken over the lease and wish to apply for alcohol license. to do this we need to make the above changes from pet store to specialty store and manufacturing

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.
Lodged
(4 years ago)
Council reference
DA22/0470
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Cockburn, QueenslandEverything we track from Cockburn council
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