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Building Permits Issued for the Month of June 2021 Building Approvals June 2021 DEVELOPMENT SERVICES ACTIVITY REPORT BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE 2021 TOTAL PERMITS ISSUED MONTH $ Building Value No. of Permits Jun-20 $214,087,601 210 WARD $ Value % No. of Permits Jul-20 $31,107,705 211 BALGA $4,063,486 532 Aug-20 $42,203,967 239 COASTAL $41,682,285 47 83 Sep-20 $33,828,638 233 DOUBLEVIEW $7,473,867 943 Oct-20 $40,090,053 262 HAMERSLEY $8,408,825 10 55 Nov-20 $68,930,335 286 INGLEWOOD $7,328,034 835 Dec-20 $90,204,173 282 LAWLEY $6,341,465 737 Jan-21 $102,694,647 247 OSBORNE $12,554,499 14 45 Feb-21 $52,925,975 247 TOTAL $87,852,461 100 330 Mar-21 $55,662,471 301 Apr-21 $118,048,253 314 May-21 $68,231,200 313 Jun-21 $87,852,461 330 TOTAL $1,005,867,479 3,475 Total Building Permits Issued and Value June 2020 to June 2021 $ Building Value No. of Permits $250,000,000 350 300 $200,000,000 250 $150,000,000 200 150 $100,000,000 100 $50,000,000 50 $0 0 Jun-20 Jul-20 Aug-20 Sep-20 Oct-20 Nov-20 Dec-20 Jan-21 Feb-21 Mar-21 Apr-21 May-21 Jun-21 Manager Development Services BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED Building permits issued between 01 Jun 2021 and 30 Jun 2021 June 2021 Balga Ward Permit No. Lot Site Address Description of Work Value Builder Details BC21/0295 1 13 Koorooda Road Building Permit Certified - New $227,838 Seacliff Building & Construction Pty Ltd NOLLAMARA WA 6061 Single Storey Residential Dwelling, PO Box 335 including associated garage, alfresco KARRINYUP WA 6921 and panel & post retaining wall BC21/0306 3 15C Millgate Road Building Permit Certified - Single $245,000 Beyond Builders Pty Ltd BALGA WA 6061 Storey Dwelling, including garage, 4/1 Mulgul Road portico & alfresco MALAGA WA 6090 BC21/0519 2 16 Heathcroft Road Building Permit Certified - Single $170,000 Futuristic Construction Pty Ltd BALGA WA 6061 Storey Brick and Colorbond 77 Vaucluse Circuit Grouped Dwelling BELMONT WA 6104 BC21/0950 321 32 Linthorne Way Building Permit Certified - Single $394,623 Essential First Choice Homes Pty Ltd BALGA WA 6061 Storey Residential Dwelling, PO Box 1407 Retaining. NB: Swimming Pool and OSBORNE PARK WA 6916 Barrier by owner not included in this certification and subject to separate approval. BC21/0951 1 13 Chipala Road Building Permit Certified - Front $9,000 A Bruno WESTMINSTER WA 6061 Fence 22 Chipala Road WESTMINSTER WA 6061 BC21/1080 1 375A Flinders Street Building Permit Certified - Two $268,000 A Abbas NOLLAMARA WA 6061 Storey Dwelling, Including Garage, 4/1 Mulgul Road Porch, Alfresco, Retaining Walls & MALAGA WA 6090 Screen Walls BUILDIN BC21/1128 1 43 Redcliffe Avenue Building Permit Certified - Timber $6,000 G T Patios BALGA WA 6061 frame wall - Patio enclosure P O Box 2299 MALAGA WA 6944 BC21/1169 35 64 Dampier Loop Building Permit Certified - Additions $17,500 I K Assad MIRRABOOKA WA 6061 and alterations to Single Dwelling - 64 Dampier Loop new Bedroom, WIR, Ensuite and MIRRABOOKA WA 6061 Front Fence BC21/1183 273 6 Boskoop Place Building Permit Certified - Additions $145,000 Brightstart Construction Pty Ltd MIRRABOOKA WA 6061 and alterations to Single Dwelling - 16 Caversham Bend Kitchen, Dining, Living, Laudry, SOUTHERN RIVER WA 6110 Bedroom 4 & 5 and Alfresco/Patio and Screen Wall BC21/1188 1 59 Walderton Avenue Building Permit Certified - $4,500 I P P Ponsuge BALGA WA 6061 Freestanding Carport 152 Elmridge Parkway ELLENBROOK WA 6069 BC21/1191 1 3A Steyning Way Building Permit Certified - Single $259,500 SSB Pty Ltd WESTMINSTER WA 6061 Storey Residential Dwelling PO Box 1522 OSBORNE PARK WA 6916 BC21/1199 1 18A Framfield Way Building Permit Certified - Proposed $220,342 Home Group WA Pty Ltd BALGA WA 6061 Single Storey Dwelling with Formed 11 Delawney Street Sheet Metal Roof Covering BALCATTA WA 6021 BC21/1229 3 13B Chipala Road Building Permit Certified - Single $211,573 Prime Projects Construction Pty Ltd WESTMINSTER WA 6061 Storey Dwelling with Attached 9 Montgomery Way Garage and Alfresco. Constructed MALAGA WA 6090 with: Concrete footings/slab, masonry external walls, steel framed internal walls, steel roof trusses & sheet metal roof cover 5-Jul-2021 1 of 8 COS\michaelpan BUILDIN BC21/1250 3 2A Garrick Way Building Permit Certified - Single $174,560 J-Corp Pty Ltd BALGA WA 6061 Storey Residential Dwelling PO Box 7196 CLOISTERS SQUARE WA 6850 BC21/1254 1 33A Stroughton Road Building Permit Certified - $210,000 Residential Building WA Pty Ltd WESTMINSTER WA 6061 Residential Dwelling with Attached PO Box 55 Garage Westfield Shopping Centre INNALOO WA 6918 BC21/1280 2 18B Framfield Way Building Permit Certified - Proposed $257,962 Home Group WA Pty Ltd BALGA WA 6061 Single Storey Dwelling with Formed 11 Delawney Street Sheet Metal Roof Covering BALCATTA WA 6021 BC21/1286 373 4 Chestnut Grove Building Permit Certified - Proposed $10,700 Midland Outdoor Centre MIRRABOOKA WA 6061 Steel Framed Flat Patio & Carport PO Box 1344 MIDLAND DC WA 6936 BC21/1306 101 Stirling Central Building Permit Certified - Tenancy $219,259 Alldin Pty Ltd 478 Wanneroo Road Fitout for Husky Cafe Po Box 1514 WESTMINSTER WA 6061 WANGARA WA 6947 BC21/1307 2 13A Chipala Road Building Permit Certified - Single $226,322 Pure Homes Pty Ltd WESTMINSTER WA 6061 Storey Masonry Dwelling with PO Box 1492 Formed Sheet Metal Roof OSBORNE PARK WA 6916 BC21/1324 3 8C Fernhurst Crescent Building Permit Certified - Single $159,388 J-Corp Pty Ltd BALGA WA 6061 Storey Residential Dwelling, PO Box 7196 Retaining CLOISTERS SQUARE WA 6850 BC21/1330 1030 19 Downy Green Certified building Permit - $29,419 AJ Grant Building Pty Ltd MIRRABOOKA WA 6061 Rectification of front wall after 3/12 Mumford Place damage from vehicle BALCATTA WA 6021 BC21/1349 2 19 Boyare Avenue Building Permit Certified - New $25,840 D L Ostle MIRRABOOKA WA 6061 Swimming Pool and Pool Security 19 Boyare Avenue Fencing MIRRABOOKA WA 6061 5-Jul-2021 1 of 8 COS\michaelpan BUILDIN BC21/1356 98 257 Amelia Street Building Permit Certified - 3 x Two $30,000 B Baker WESTMINSTER WA 6061 Storey Grouped Dwellings & 88 Liberty Drive Retaining Walls. CLARKSON WA 6030 An amendment to a previously issued building permit: 1. Suspended slab changed from concrete to hebel 2. Upper storey walls changed from brickwork to timber studwork 3. Retaining walls changed from concrete to limestone BU21/0002 86 5 Snowberry Retreat Building Permit Uncertified - Patio $12,000 A D Bui MIRRABOOKA WA 6061 26 Cotula Avenue BENNETT SPRINGS WA 6065 BU21/0043 13 13 Sutherland Street Uncertified Building Permit - $16,500 V L Vu WESTMINSTER WA 6061 Masonry Pier Infill Front Fence 87 Orchid Ave BENNETT SPRING WA 6063 BU21/0223 20 11 Belthorn Terrace Building Permit Uncertified - Fence $8,000 Y Park, T T K P ( Nguyen MIRRABOOKA WA 6061 9 Furness Way KOONDOOLA WA 6064 BU21/0284 4 21 Heyshott Road Building Permit Uncertified - Steel $5,860 Homestyle Creations BALGA WA 6061 Framed Flat Roof Carport 63 Le Grand Gardens MARANGAROO WA 6064 BU21/0291 2 43B Tontave Road Building Permit Uncertified - Steel $2,000 G Ergic WESTMINSTER WA 6061 Framed Flat Roof Patio 71 The Avenue ALEXANDER HEIGHTS WA 6064 BU21/0302 4 1C Carcoola Street Building Permit Uncertified - Steel $5,950 Great Aussie Patios NOLLAMARA WA 6061 Flat Roof Patio 1/15 Alloa Road MADDINGTON WA 6109 5-Jul-2021 1 of 8 COS\michaelpan BUILDIN BU21/0327 668 12 Staunton Grove Building Permit Uncertified - Steel $14,700 Homestyle Creations MIRRABOOKA WA 6061 Framed Patio 63 Le Grand Gardens MARANGAROO WA 6064 BC21/1119 1574 11 Wardong Road Certified Building Permit - Single $293,750 Iconic Building & Construction Pty Ltd WESTMINSTER WA 6061 Dwelling, Attached Garage and 14 Gardenia Terrace Retaining Walls DIANELLA WA 6059 (Proposed Lot 1, 11A Wardong Road WESTMINSTER WA 6061) BC21/1120 1574 11 Wardong Road Certified Building Permit - Single $182,400 Iconic Building & Construction Pty Ltd WESTMINSTER WA 6061 Dwelling, Attached Garage and 14 Gardenia Terrace Retaining Walls DIANELLA WA 6059 (Proposed Lot 2, 11B Wardong Road WESTMINSTER WA 6061) Total Count for Balga Ward = 32 Total Value for Balga Ward = $4,063,486 5-Jul-2021 1 of 8 COS\michaelpan BUILDIN June 2021 Coastal Ward Permit No. Lot Site Address Description of Work Value Builder Details BC20/0494 103 10 Nautilus Crescent Building Permit Certified - $21,000,000 Northerly Group Australia Pty Ltd SCARBOROUGH WA 6019 Construction of a Seven Storey Ground Floor Apartment Building & Basement 22 Stirling Highway Carpark Levels & Associated NEDLANDS WA 6009 Ancillary Facilities (Swimming Pool Facility is Excluded) BC21/0273 5 5/23 Stanley Street Building Permit Certified - Steel $11,000 Allcolour Holdings Pty Ltd SCARBOROUGH WA 6019 Patio 2/453 Yangebup Road COCKBURN CENTRAL WA 6164 BC21/0501 113 45 Lewin Way Certified Building Permit - Proposed $300,000 M Mlynarczyk SCARBOROUGH WA 6019 Double Storey Residential Dwelling 17c Hillside Crescent with Formed Sheet Metal Roof MAYLANDS WA 6051 Covering, Front Fence, Planters and Brick Wall, Detached Cabana Structure with Deck & Modifications to Existing Swimming Pool Enclosure BC21/0851 2 26B Margaret Street Building Permit Certified - Dwelling $46,310 Hilburn Constructions Pty Ltd WATERMANS BAY WA Addition 1/25 Prestige Parade 6020 WANGARA WA 6065 BC21/1017 3 54C Northstead Street Building Permit Certified - Proposed $200,000 Future Vision Building Pty Ltd SCARBOROUGH WA 6019 Residential Dwelling, Associated 170A Cobb Street Garage, Retaining Walls and Walls. DOUBLEVIEW WA 6018 BC21/1067 2 122 Scarborough Beach Building Permit Certified - Masonry $268,000 Burran Constructions Pty Ltd Road wall & sheet metal roofed building
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