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development application (DA) · Wagga Wagga, NSW

276 Kincaid St WAGGA WAGGA NSW 2650

Status: Decision not specifiedLodged (12 months ago)Ref eTP25/0039

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Proposed development
eTP25/0039

What’s proposed

To whom it may concern, I am seeking approval for permission to remove a large tree, prior to the settlement of a property which I am in the process of purchasing. I have had independent plumbing inspections completed as part of the inspections which revealed the tree roots are impacting sewerage lines significantly. I will repair these plumbing issues but hope to prevent future issues. I feel the size and nature of the tree also pose a significant risk to injury and damage from limb falls/wind storms. Owner's permission has been granted, and Wade Ryan, Tree Consultant will be inspecting the tree as well.

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
(12 months ago)
Council reference
eTP25/0039
Council
Wagga Wagga, New South WalesEverything we track from Wagga Wagga council
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Wagga Wagga council hasn’t published a link to this application. Search its planning register for eTP25/0039.

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To support or object to this development application, write to Wagga Wagga 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 Wagga Wagga council’s online planning register for eTP25/0039.
  3. Write to the council. Quote the reference eTP25/0039 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.

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