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development application (DA) · Glen Innes Severn, NSW

Development Application

Status: Decision not specifiedLodged (5 years ago)Ref DA/0230/2122

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Proposed development
DA/0230/2122

What’s proposed

*RETURNED* Addition of a single storey timber frame and weatherboard rear extension with a rearward sloping metal roof. The extension will step in slightly on the left side of the property to a distance of 1m from the boundary fence, will be 4.2m wide, approx half the width of the house, and extend rearwards 5m from the rearmost part of the existing house. The right hand side of the proposed extension and the unextended part of the house will form two sides of a proposed timber deck 3.8m x 4.5m.

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: Alterations and Additions

Lodged
(5 years ago)
Council reference
DA/0230/2122
Council
Glen Innes Severn, New South WalesEverything we track from Glen Innes Severn council
Last collected
from the council’s register

Glen Innes Severn council hasn’t published a link to this application. Search its planning register for DA/0230/2122.

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To support or object to this development application, write to Glen Innes Severn 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 Glen Innes Severn council’s online planning register for DA/0230/2122.
  3. Write to the council. Quote the reference DA/0230/2122 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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