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p 02 9698 5266 f 02 9699 2433 CLIENT PROOF Leonards Key No: 85090 Section/Sort: Public Notices Account Exec: Heidi Client Rev. No: 1 Publication: South Coast Register Ad Size (HxW): 35cm x 8 columns Operator Name: Insertion Date: Wed 19/12/18 Size (HxW): 35π x 26cm Proofreader Name: Please proof your advertisement thoroughly and advise us of your approval as soon as possible via eziSuite, email or fax. Client Signature: The final responsibility for the accuracy of your advertisement content and placement details rests with you, our valuedclient. Leonards will not be held responsible for any errors or for liability under the Trade Practices Act. Date/Time: white primary Notices white business CD18/1566 2 Ashworth Pl, BERRY CD18/1541 25 Jarretts Lane, KANGAROO VALLEY DA18/1549 3 Irwin Pl, VINCENTIA Public Notices Residential. Alterations and additions. Residential. Alterations and additions. Residential. New second occupancy. CD18/1569 11 Sabal Cl, BERRY DA18/1898 11 Rock Hill Rd, NORTH NOWRAcorp blue primaryCD18/1568 50 Murray St, VINCENTIA Proposed Development Residential. Alterations and additions. Residential. Alterations and additions. Residential. Alterations and additions. corp blue business DA18/2345 – Huskisson Triathlon Festival CD18/1553 113 Parker Cr, BERRY DA18/1746 10 Crams Rd, NORTH NOWRA DA18/1811 25 The Wool Rd, VINCENTIA A Development Application has been received by Residential. Single new dwelling. Residential. Alterations and additions. Residential. New multi-unit. Council seeking approval for: DA18/1806 17 Tressider Cl, BERRY CD18/1591 58 Lyrebird Dr, NOWRA DA18/1885 22 Twyford St, VINCENTIA Residential. Single new dwelling. Residential. Alterations and additions. Proposal: Huskisson Triathlon Festival – Friday, Residential. Alterations and additions. corp black primary 22 February 2019 to Sunday, 24 February 2019 DA18/1182 24 Queen St, BERRY DA18/1978 15 Parramatta St, NOWRA DA18/1794 91 Priddles Lane, WATTAMOLLA Residential. New second occupancy. Residential. New second occupancy. (Bump-In Date: 19–22 February 2019; Bump-Out corp black businessOther. DA18/1447 209 Kangaroo Valley Rd, BERRY Date: 24–25 February 2019). DA18/1676 213 Kinghorne St, NOWRA CD18/1571 16 Glenair Ave, WEST NOWRA Residential. Alterations and additions. Commercial/retail/office. Property: White Sands Park, Huskisson and Residential. Alterations and additions. DA18/1902 10 Pulman St, BERRY various cycleways and roads within the Huskisson DA18/1507 56 Wallace St, NOWRA DA18/1160 98 Yalwal Rd, WEST NOWRA Residential. Alterations and additions. Residential. Alterations and additions. locality, including: Residential. New second occupancy. CD18/1558 101 Parker Cr, BERRY DA18/1718 87A Shoalhaven St, NOWRA • Lot 7012 DP 1021163); DA18/1948 60 Crago Rise (Priv), WOODHILL Residential. Single new dwelling. Residential. Single new dwelling. • Lot 7044 DP 1117433; Residential. Alterations and additions. DA18/2112 109 Ben Dooley Rd, BERRY MOUNTAIN CD18/1579 17 Moresby St, NOWRA • Lot 7014 DP 1094565; CD18/1594 15 Fairfax Rd, WOOLLAMIA Residential. Alterations and additions. Residential. Single new dwelling. • Lot 6 DP 758530 Sec 18; Residential. Alterations and additions. DA18/1487 1 Tartarian Cr, BOMADERRY CD18/1577 Lot 124 Gunbar Way, NOWRA • Lot 7013 DP 1108444; Commercial/retail/office. Residential. Single new dwelling. DA18/1254 5 Knoll Pde, WOOLLAMIA • Lot 7312 DP 1158105; Residential. New second occupancy. DA18/1377 5 Gesham Way, BOMADERRY DA18/1779 76 Orama Cr, ORIENT POINT • Lot 8 DP 522659; Industrial. Residential. Single new dwelling. CD18/1567 11 Coachwood Ave, WORRIGEE Residential. Alterations and additions. • Lot 193A DP 25099; CD18/1556 1 Gladioli Vsta (Priv), BOMADERRY DA18/2088 14 Edmund St, SANCTUARY POINT • Lot 7020 DP 1117365; Residential. Alterations and additions. Other. DA18/1959 89 Wyanga Cr, WORRIGEE Residential. Alterations and additions. • Lot 7021 DP 1117368; DA18/1842 14 Gladioli Vsta (Priv), BOMADERRY DA18/1745 69 Ethel St, SANCTUARY POINT • Lot 7022 DP 1117369; and Residential. Single new dwelling. Residential. Single new dwelling. DA18/1264 35 Eucalyptus Ave, WORRIGEE Residential. Other. • Lot 7023 DP 1117371. DA18/1973 8 Gladioli Vsta (Priv), BOMADERRY DA18/1337 90 Ethel St, SANCTUARY POINT Residential. Alterations and additions. The application and plans are on exhibition from Residential. Alterations and additions. CD18/1551 16 Sophia Rd, WORRIGEE DA18/1845 6 Gladioli Vsta (Priv), BOMADERRY Residential. New second occupancy. 19 December 2018 to 18 January 2019 and may CD18/1546 43 Macleans Point Rd, Residential. Single new dwelling. be viewed at Council Offices, Bridge Road, Nowra SANCTUARY POINT DA17/2595 Lot 18 Wugan St, YERRIYONG during office hours or on Council’s website DA18/2008 433C Princes Hwy, BOMADERRY Residential. Alterations and additions. Industrial. Residential. Single new dwelling. www.shoalhaven.nsw.gov.au using the DA DA18/2050 208 Sanctuary Point Rd, SF10680 29 The Triangle, CULBURRA BEACH Tracking links. DA18/1964 433D Princes Hwy, BOMADERRY SANCTUARY POINT Subdivision only. Residential. Single new dwelling. Residential. Alterations and additions. Written submissions detailing reasons for objection SF10660 235 Walmer Ave, SANCTUARY POINT or support (making reference to DA18/2345) will CD18/1564 10 Appleberry Cl, BOMADERRY CD18/1540 97 The Park Dr, SANCTUARY POINT Subdivision only. Residential. New second occupancy. Residential. Alterations and additions. be accepted on or before 18 January 2019 or may 4.55 Modifications be made online using the DA Tracking links on DA18/1975 25 Bowada St, BOMADERRY CD18/1584 8 Vickery Ave, SANCTUARY POINT DS18/1211 55 The Marina, CULBURRA BEACH Council’s website www.shoalhaven.nsw.gov.au Residential. New multi-unit. Residential. Alterations and additions. Modify design. For information on the display of submissions, DA18/1694 Lot 4 Leebold Hill Rd, DA18/1752 6 Dunisla St, SANCTUARY POINT BROWNS MOUNTAIN Residential. New second occupancy. DS18/1313 5 Rebecca Grove, BANGALEE obligations to declare reportable political Residential. Single new dwelling. Modify design. donations, submitting pre-printed form letters and DA18/1966 139 Frederick St, SANCTUARY POINT petitions refer to Council’s Consultation Policy for DA18/1917 218 Bundewallah Rd, BUNDEWALLAH Residential. Single new dwelling. DS18/1333 102 Pitt Street, NORTH NOWRA Residential. Alterations and additions. Modify use (storage to reception). Development Applications which are available on CD18/1581 25 Hogbin Cr, SANCTUARY POINT Council’s website. DA18/1680 28 Quay Rd, CALLALA BEACH Residential. Alterations and additions. DS18/1341 198 Princes Hwy, SOUTH NOWRA Residential. Single new dwelling. Temporary occupation of building. Further enquiries on this matter should be directed CD18/1572 123 Cammaray Dr, SANCTUARY POINT DA18/1930 37 Caffery Cct, CALLALA BEACH to Council’s Planning and Development Services Residential. Alterations and additions. DS18/1355 25 Calymea St, NOWRA HILL Residential. Single new dwelling. Group on 02 4429 3111. DA18/1934 45 Tahnee St, SANCTUARY POINT Modify design – Window and roof pitch. DA18/1945 27 Tannery Rd, CAMBEWARRA VILLAGE Residential. Single new dwelling. DS18/1363 11 Parma Rd, FALLS CREEK Residential. Alterations and additions. CD18/1562 10 Ravenscliffe Rd, Remove condition and modify plans. Development Consents DA18/1887 Lot 7314 Forest Rd, COMBERTON SHOALHAVEN HEADS DS18/1364 33 Naval Pde, EROWAL BAY Other. This Notice is published in accordance with the Residential. Alterations and additions. Modify design. Environmental Planning & Assessment Act 1979 (Act), DA18/1918 1537 Comerong Island Rd, DA18/1920 105 Scott St, SHOALHAVEN HEADS DS18/1367 32 Smarts Rd, BARRENGARRY s4.59 and Schedule 1, clause 20. COMERONG ISLAND Residential. Alterations and additions. Residential. Alterations and additions. Modify design. Details of the Development Applications can be DA18/1706 155 Old Southern Rd, SOUTH NOWRA accessed via DA Tracking on Council’s website at DA18/1896 24 Wren St, CULBURRA BEACH DS18/1373 1 Beecroft Pde, HUSKISSON Residential. Alterations and additions. Modify deck. www.shoalhaven.nsw.gov.au Residential. Alterations and additions. CD18/1588 17 Turnstone Vsta, SOUTH NOWRA CD18/1555 45 Eastbourne Ave, CULBURRA BEACH DS18/1391 3 Walton Way, CURRARONG The following determinations and modifications Residential. Single new dwelling. Residential. Alterations and additions. Modify design. are now available for public inspection, without DA18/2032 55 Basil St, SOUTH NOWRA DA18/1872 10 Woodland St, CULBURRA BEACH DS18/1392 21 William Bryce Rd, TOMERONG charge, at the Council Offices (Northern Area – Residential. Single new dwelling. Nowra Office and Southern Area – Ulladulla Office) Residential. Alterations and additions. Modify pool size. CD18/1582 12 Firetail St, SOUTH NOWRA DA18/1710 21 Brighton Pde, CULBURRA BEACH DS18/1393 8 Hickory Cr, BANGALEE during normal office hours. Residential. Single new dwelling. Residential. Alterations and additions. Reduction of finished floor level. The applications were assessed as required by CD18/1561 42 Caladenia Cr, SOUTH NOWRA DA18/1942 31 Orient Point Rd ,CULBURRA BEACH DS18/1394 3 Parker Cr, BERRY s4.15 of the Act. Where an approval has been Residential. Single new dwelling. granted, the assessment has determined that the Residential. Alterations and additions. Modify deck. DA18/1862 91 The Marina, CULBURRA BEACH DA18/1669 24 Trim St, SOUTH NOWRA Application it is permitted by and consistent with Infrastructure. DS18/1400
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