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DEVELOPMENT REGISTER JANUARY 2020 APPLICATION ASSESS RECEIPT OWNER POSTAL ADDRESS BUILDER NO. LOT SECTION / PROPERTY ADDRESS DESCRIPTION DECISION NO. NO. DATE PLAN NO. DATE 001/20 A6518 6/01/2020 DP & JH WRIGHT C/- POST OFFICE N/A 247 57 DP113839 PELICAN POINT ROAD, PELICAN POINT TEMPORARY LIVING WITHIN A CARAVAN IN EXISTING SHED APPROVED ALLENDALE EAST SA 5291 HD KONGORONG 21/01/2020 002/20 A7297 6/01/2020 GK & AL HALLEDAY PO BOX 1778 S & K MCPHERSON 1 52 DP92413 MAPLE COURT, YAHL PRIVATE DWELLING MOUNT GAMBIER SA 5290 HD GAMBIER 003/20 A3909 9/01/2020 WJ LEGGETT PO BOX 3167 BLACKBIRD INDUSTRIES 110 781 FP194583 ORCHARD ROAD, MOORAK STORAGE SHED APPROVED MOUNT GAMBIER SA 5290 HD BLANCHE PLANNING ONLY 15/01/2020 004/20 A7473 10/01/2020 JD & KM STRATMAN PO BOX 3164 OWNER 50 - SEC 536 JONES ROAD, PORT MACDONNELL 2 X USED REFRIDGERATED CONTAINERS TO STORE KANGAROO CARCASSES MOUNT GAMBIER SA 5290 HD MACDONNELL 005/20 A604 10/01/2020 JW & DL STAAL C/- POST OFFICE OWNER 4-6 1 DP122773 BURNEY STREET, ALLENDALE EAST GARDEN SHED ALLENDALE EAST SA 5291 HD MACDONNELL 006/20 A3428 17/01/2020 LF & GM TURNER PO BOX 780 R & M HOMES PTY LTD 32 900 FP193082 BUCHANAN ROAD, WORROLONG SECOND DWELLING INTEGRATED WITHIN EXISTING DWELLING MOUNT GAMBIER SA 5290 HD GAMBIER 007/20 A2020 20/01/2020 MJ & AJ FEAST C/- POST OFFICE DAVID WALTERS 193 23 DP12665 PELICAN POINT ROAD, PELICAN POINT PRIVATE DWELLING INCLUDING SWIMMING POOL CARPENTER ROCKS SA 5291 HD KONGORONG BUILDING ONLY 008/20 A7404 17/01/2020 BD & RR CUTTING PO BOX 2221 OWNER 312 1 DP61043 WORROLONG ROAD, WORROLONG STORAGE SHED APPROVED MOUNT GAMBIER SA 5290 HD GAMBIER 23/01/2020 009/20 A2254 20/01/2020 TJ FEATONBY 50 THE WOOL ROAD TBA 652 - SEC 975 EIGHT MILE CREEK ROAD, EIGHT MILE CREEK GARAGE APPROVED WORROWING HEIGHTS NSW 2540 HD MACDONNELL BUILDING ONLY 29/01/2020 010/20 A2110 22/01/2020 GR & TA WEAVER PO BOX 242 SK HOMES 3 - SEC 671 TANDERRA WAY, CARPENTER ROCKS REPLACE ROOFING APPROVED GLENCOE SA 5291 HD KONGORONG BUILDING RULES ONLY 29/01/2020 011/20 A3865 20/01/2020 MW & MA PATZEL PO BOX 1261 BLACKBIRD INDUSTRIES 227 9 FP121153 YELLS ROAD, MOORAK RURAL SHED APPROVED MOUNT GAMBIER SA 5290 HD BLANCHE PLANNING ONLY 28/01/2020 012/20 A1023 24/01/2020 HM DAVIS PO BOX 3178, MOUNT GAMBIER SA 5290 N/A 84 382 FP194994 SEA PARADE & MEYLIN STREET, PORT MACDONNELL LAND DIVISION 732/D012/20 A1028 BJ RADLEY PO BOX 114, MOUNT GAMBIER SA 5290 103 379 FP194991 HD MACDONNELL 013/20 A1535 22/01/2020 MA & DJ BLAGROVE PO BOX 2262 GT BOBCAT 7 61 DP82895 CAPE DOUGLAS ROAD, CAPE DOUGLAS DEMOLITION OF EXISTING DWELLING APPROVED GOOLWA SA 5214 HD KONGORONG BUILDING RULES ONLY 24/01/2020 014/20 A7540 22/01/2020 AJ FEAST 11 WOODCREST CLOSE SECO HOMES - 100 DP114214 TOLLNER ROAD, COMPTON PRIVATE DWELLING MOUNT GAMBIER SA 5290 HD BLANCHE BUILDING ONLY 015/20 A7562 23/01/2020 TL & RJ JONES PO BOX 251 TBA 73 107 DP114176 JONES ROAD, PORT MACDONNELL PRIVATE DWELLING PORT MACDONNELL SA 5291 HD MACDONNELL BUILDING ONLY 016/20 A5620 28/01/2020 AMBAH INVESTMENTS PTY LTD PO BOX 63 SPANLIFT - 100 DP44619 PINE HALL AVENUE, SUTTONTOWN 56M x 36M x 10.8M STORAGE SHED FOR ADDITIONAL STORAGE OF 'A-GRADE GLASS' DOLOMITE & STORAGE OF BEACHPORT SA 5280 HD BLANCHE MACHINERY INCLUDING TRACTOR, JCB LOADER, AUGER, FORKLIFT, TELESTACKER, FIRE UNIT & CAR TRAILERS 017/20 A2201 30/01/2020 TA KENT C/- POST OFFICE BLACKBIRD INDUSTRIES 171 111 DP93836 PELICAN POINT ROAD, PELICAN POINT STORAGE SHED CARPENTER ROCKS SA 5291 HD KONGORONG PLANNING ONLY 018/20 A2894 28/01/2020 KA & VA MANEY PO BOX 9144, MOUNT GAMBIER WEST SA 5291 N/A 187 - HP420200 MOUNT PERCY ROAD & MCKAY ROAD, COMPTON LAND DIVISION 732/D001/20 A2895 BADGINGARRA PTY LTD PO BOX 1884, MOUNT GAMBIER SA 5290 242 - HD BLANCHE 019/20 A3740 31/01/2020 PL & JR LOCK PO BOX 9686 BLUE LAKE HOMES - 1 FP2973 LOCK ROAD, MOORAK PRIVATE DWELLING MOUNT GAMBIER WEST SA 5291 HD BLANCHE PLANNING ONLY .
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