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Development Decisions period: 1/08/2020 to 31/08/2020 Records 63 Development No. Estimated Cost, Use Lodged Final Decision Assessment No. Location Dev App No. 46 / 2020 14/02/2020 4/08/2020 Total Area: 55 Change in use from shed to dwelling in the form of dependent accomodation Dev Cost: $2,000 with ancillary balcony and ramp LOT: 158 HD: MOB SEC: 67 PL: D6232 CT: 5623/344 Applicant Cooke Street MURRAY BRIDGE 5253 Mr D Holland c/- Adelaide Hills Development Services PO Box 1508 MOUNT BARKER SA 5251 Assessment Number 603 Builder Valuation No: 410043500* TO BE ADVISED Referrals Nil Workflow: MERIT Determination: PDPC Dev App No. 75 / 2020 Lodged 3/03/2020 Final Decision 5/08/2020 Total Area: 25 Retaining Wall Dev Cost: $30,000 SIT: F HD: BUR SEC: 172 PL: F14756 CT: 6045/348 Applicant 30 Greenbanks Drive SUNNYSIDE Mr B M Rodgers PO Box 1239 MURRAY BRIDGE SA 5253 Builder Assessment Number 9910 Mr B M Rodgers - Licence Num: BLD229816 Valuation No: 416610705* PO Box 1239 MURRAY BRIDGE SA 5253 Workflow: MERIT Referrals Mandatory Referral - DEW Determination: DEVA Dev App No. 79 / 2020 Lodged 5/03/2020 Final Decision 11/08/2020 Total Area: 392 Single storey detached dwelling with Dev Cost: $398,831 UMR garage including temporary approval to live in the shed LOT: 50 HD: MOB SEC: 49 PL: D29025 CT: 5055/511 68 Old Swanport Road MURRAY BRIDGE 5253 Applicant WCK Pty Ltd PO Box 1116 MURRAY BRIDGE SA 5253 Assessment Number 5439 Valuation No: 4104041008 Builder WCK Pty Ltd - Licence Num: 181800 PO Box 1116 MURRAY BRIDGE SA 5253 Referrals - Nil Workflow: MERIT Determination: DEVA Development No. Estimated Cost, Use Assessment No. Location Lodged 24/03/2020 Final Decision 10/08/2020 Dev App No. 108 / 2020 Total Area: 5318 Dev Cost: $24,600,000 Staged Consent for a four level; three storey and basement car park tourist accommodation facility comprising 80 rooms and incorporating the following ancillary LOT: 51 HD: MOB SEC: 209 PL: D114671 CT: 6199/778 elements - a restaurant, a day spa, staff facilities and office, ancillary car parking comprising 116 car parking spaces including two accessible parking spaces and bus Off Monarto Road, ROCKY GULLY 5253 parking spaces, the construction of internal access roads and ancillary landscaping. Stage 1 - Earthworks, retaining and site establishment and substructure. Stage 2 - Superstructure and architectural facades and fit out. Assessment Number 171 Applicant Intro Architecture Pty Ltd Assessment Number 52 PO Box 207 Rundle Mall ADELAIDE SA 5000 Builder Valuation No: 4142000047 TO BE ADVISED Referrals Workflow: MERIT Determination: PDPC Informal Referral and Crown Lands Dev App No. 112 / 2020 Lodged 30/03/2020 Final Decision 24/08/2020 Total Area: 4500 Dev Cost: $16,500,000 Proposal - Construction of a single storey residential aged care facility comprising 72 beds and associated communal, administration, car parking and service area LOT: 101 HD: MOB SEC: 63 PL: D90504 CT: 6110/768 42 Tumbella Drive, Murray Bridge LOT: 102 HD: MOB SEC 63 PL: D90504 CT: 6121/498 Applicant RSL Care South Australia Incorporated 38-40 Tumbella Drive, Murray Bridge 55 Furgusan Avenue MYRTLE BANK SA 5064 Builder TO BE ADVISED Assessment Number 2504 and 10101 Valuation No: 4100870036A0330 Referrals - Nil Workflow: MERIT Determination: ADAP Development No. Estimated Cost, Use Assessment No. Location Dev App No. 133 / 2020 Lodged 20/04/2020 Final Decision 7/08/2020 Total Area: 75 Dev Cost: $26,000 Attached Carport and undercover balcony LOT: 660 HD: BRI PL: T170201 CT: 5579/964 3411 Jervois Road, Wellington Applicant Assessment Number 8469 Mr M K Holliday PO Box 31 TAILEM BEND SA 5260 Valuation No: 4171121008 Builder Mr A O Cheso 3411 Jervois Road WELLINGTON SA 5259 Referrals - Nil Workflow: MERIT Determination: PDPC 17/08/2020 Dev App No. 144 / 2020 Lodged 29/04/2020 Final Decision Total Area: 37 Dev Cost: $5,000 Verandah LOT: 122 HD: MOB SEC: 279 PL: F167747 CT: 5321/531 Applicant 1 Pilmore Road, Murray Bridge Mr S B Smith 17 Sturt Street MURRAY BRIDGE SA 5253 Builder Mr S B Smith 17 Sturt Street MURRAY BRIDGE SA 5253 Assessment Number 5902 Valuation No: 4106564005 Workflow: MERIT Referrals Nil Determination: DEVA Development No. Estimated Cost, Use Assessment No. Location Dev App No. 152 / 2020 Total Area: 206 Lodged 4/05/2020 Final Decision 06/08/2020 Dev Cost: $210,000 Single Storey Detached Dwelling with UMR Porch and Verandah LOT: 67 HD: MOB SEC: 76 PL: D2953 CT: 5795/656 Acacia Street, Murray Bridge Applicant JAC Homes Assessment Number 4084 69 Swanport Road MURRAY BRIDGE SA 5253 Valuation No: 410613200* Builder JAC Homes - Licence Num: 151912 69 Swanport Road MURRAY BRIDGE SA 5253 Referrals Nil Workflow: MERIT Determination: DEVA Dev App No. 166 / 2020 Lodged 13/05/2020 Final Decision 13/08/2020 Total Area: 29 Dev Cost: $800 Carport Lot: 21, HD: BUR SEC 159 PL D76960 CT 6015/809 17000 Karoonda Highway, Murray Bridge Applicant Ms M P Thompson PO Box 307 MURRAY BRIDGE SA 5253 Assessment Number 7021 Builder Valuation No: 4166082104 Mr A Fullston - Licence Num: BLD181955 PO Box 1478 MURRAY BRIDGE SA 5253 Referrals Nil Workflow: MERIT Determination: DEVA Dev App No. 170 / 2020 Lodged 15/05/2020 Final Decision14/08/2020 Total Area: 359 Dev Cost: $300,000 Single Storey Detached Dwelling with UMR Garage and Verandah LOT: 205 HD: BRI SEC: 692 PL: D90757 CT: 6113/351 2 River Vine Court WHITE SANDS 5253 Applicant Mr C J Diment Unit 2/37 Myall Avenue Assessment Number 13443 Murray Bridge SA 5253 Valuation No: 4171510791 Builder TBA Referrals - Mandatory Referral - DEW Workflow: MERIT Determination: PDPC Development No. Estimated Cost, Use Assessment No. Location Dev App No. 175 / 2020 Lodged 19/05/2020 Final Decision 6/08/2020 Total Area: 36 Dev Cost: $25,000 Demolition and construction of new garage SIT: 11 HD: BRI SEC: 692 PL: F104495 CT: 5149/809 Applicant 11 Off Hann Road, White Sands CR & GK Cox Pty Ltd 7 Thomas Ave, Klemzig SA 5007 Builder Assessment Number 9012 TBA Valuation No: 4171497240 Workflow: MERIT Referrals Nil Determination: PDPC Dev App No. 179 / 2020 Final Decision 3/08/2020 Total Area: 38 Dev Cost: $10,000 Lodged 20/05/2020 Verandah LOT: 150 HD: MOB PL: D2953 CT: 5362/993 Cedar Avenue, Murray Bridge Applicant Assessment Number 4045 Ms T Davids 20 Cedar Avenue MURRAY BRIDGE SA 5253 Valuation No: 4106101000 Builder Mr P D Doecke - Licence Num: 213794 Referrals Nil 15A Olive Street MURRAY BRIDGE SA 5253 Workflow: Schedule 1A Determination: DEVA Dev App No. 186 / 2020 Lodged 26/05/2020 Final Decision 13/08/2020 Total Area: 234 Dev Cost: $229,942 Single Storey Dwelling, Porch and Garage UMR LOT: 5 HD: MOB SEC: 71 PL: D118755 CT: 6212/359 McQuarrie Street, Murray Bridge Applicant Fairmont Homes Pty Ltd PO Box 388 KENT TOWN SA 5071 Assessment Number 14033 Valuation No: 4102557502 Builder Fairmont Homes Pty Ltd - Licence Num: 188013 PO Box 388 KENT TOWN SA 5071 Referrals Nil Workflow: MERIT Determination: DEVA Development No. Estimated Cost, Use Assessment No. Location Dev App No. 198 / 2020 Lodged 9/06/2020 Final Decision 5/08/2020 Total Area: 7.4 Retaining Wall Dev Cost: $12,000 SIT: 50 HD: BUR SEC: 172 PL: F14756 CT: 6134/105 Applicant Greenbanks Drive, Sunnyside 5253 Mr B M Rodgers PO Box1239 MURRAY BRIDGE SA 5253 Builder Assessment Number 7125 Mr B M Rodgers - Licence Num: BLD229816 Valuation No: 4166106604 PO Box 1239 MURRAY BRIDGE SA 5253 Workflow: MERIT Referrals Mandatory Referral - DEW Determination: DEVA Dev App No. 201 / 2020 Lodged 10/06/2020 Final Decision 10/08/2020 Total Area: 47 Dev Cost: $4,000 Verandah - side and rear LOT: 55 HD: MOB SEC: 61 PL: D72709 CT: 5980/183 Cameron Court MURRAY BRIDGE 5253 Applicant Mr M P Nacario 14 Cameron Court MURRAY BRIDGE SA 5253 Assessment Number 12102 Builder Valuation No: 410180580* Mr M P Nacario 14 Cameron Court MURRAY BRIDGE SA 5253 Referrals N/A Workflow: MERIT Determination: DEVA Dev App No. 203 / 2020 Total Area: 54 Lodged 10/06/2020 Final Decision 10/08/2020 Dev Cost: $7,600 Shed LOT: 11 HD: MOB SEC: 144 PL: D78465 CT: 6020/449 James Court, MURRAY BRIDGE 5253 Applicant Mr C T Swansson Assessment Number 12540 c/- AHDS Valuation No: 4105464483 PO Box 1508 MOUNT BARKER SA Builder TBA Referrals Nil Workflow: MERIT Determination: DEVA Development No. Estimated Cost, Use Assessment No. Location Dev App No. 205 / 2020 Lodged 12/06/2020 Final Decision 14/08/2020 Total Area: 41 Dev Cost: $1,000 Animal Shelter LOT: 50 HD: MOB SEC: 48 PL: D38328 CT: 5163/381 Old Swanport Road MURRAY BRIDGE Applicant Ms C A Richter PO Box 388 MURRAY BRIDGE SA 5253 Assessment Number 9290 Builder Valuation No: 410403000* Ms C A Richter PO Box 388 MURRAY BRIDGE SA 5253 Referrals Nil Workflow: MERIT Determination: DEVA Dev App No. 207 / 2020 Lodged 12/06/2020 Final Decision 13/08/2020 Total Area: 18 Dev Cost: $15,000 Alterations and additions to existing shed LOT: 151 HD: MOB SEC: 66 PL: D20608 CT: 5159/918 Monash Terrace MURRAY BRIDGE Applicant Mr R D Meyer Assessment Number 353 25 Monash Terrace MURRAY BRIDGE SA 5253 Valuation No: 4100548004 Builder Mr A Fullston - Licence Num: BLD181955 PO Box 1478 MURRAY BRIDGE SA 5253 Referrals Nil Workflow: MERIT Determination: DEVA Dev App No. 209 / 2020 Lodged 12/06/2020 Final Decision 3/08/2020 Total Area: 127 Dev Cost: $8,000 Replacement of existing shed LOT: 347 HD: BRI SEC: 641 PL: F168114 CT: 5798/315 Kropinyeri Street WELLINGTON 5259 Applicant Alpha Industries 12 Stock Road CAVAN SA 5094 Assessment Number 8488 Valuation No: 4171138002 Builder Alpha Industries - Licence Num: GL50143 12 Stock Road CAVAN SA 5094 Referrals Mandatory Referral - DEW Workflow: MERIT Determination: DEVA Development No.
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