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Application Register - Received Development Application Est Printed: 6/07/2020 10:29:39AM Authority v6.11 LIVE Officer: All Records Fairfield City Council Approval Type: All Records Application Register - Received Development Application Est. Cost from: 0 To: 999,999,999.00 1/06/2020 to 30/06/2020 Document Applicant. Property Address. Rec Date Development Type(1st) Est. Cost 207.1/2020 Dezcon Group Pty Ltd 831 The Horsley DR SMITHFIELD 01/06/2020 Demolition of Shed and Construction of a 185,900 Detached Single Storey Secondary Dwelling 208.1/2020 Wisdom Homes 271 Horsley RD HORSLEY PARK 01/06/2020 Construction of a Two Storey Dwelling 1,500,000 with Attached Garage & Alfresco; Construction of a Freestanding Garage 209.1/2020 Ms Y Shen 37 Lisbon ST FAIRFIELD EAST 01/06/2020 Alterations and Additions to Existing 480,000 Factory Building Including Removal of Awning and Shed, Construction of New Office, Loading Bay and Three (3) New Awnings 210.1/2020 Ozy Homes 9 Yvonne ST CABRAMATTA WEST 01/06/2020 Construction of a Detached Single Storey 80,000 Secondary Dwelling with Attached Alfresco 211.1/2020 Versabuild Pty Ltd 33 Camden ST FAIRFIELD HEIGHTS 03/06/2020 Construction of a Detached Single Storey 138,000 Secondary Dwelling 212.1/2020 J A Anzini Drafting & Building 64 Seville ST FAIRFIELD EAST 04/06/2020 Proposed Sprinkler Pump Room Adjacent 59,000 to Existing Industrial Building and Sprinkler Tank 213.1/2020 Mr V H Chung 12 Utzon RD CABRAMATTA WEST 04/06/2020 Demolition of Dwelling and Associated 15,000 Structures 214.1/2020 Dezcon Group Pty Ltd 17 Ben Lomond ST BOSSLEY PARK 05/06/2020 Demolition of Shed & Construction of a 152,900 Detached Single Storey Secondary Dwelling and Attached Garage 215.1/2020 Bethel Design & Construction 3 Prairie Vale RD BOSSLEY PARK 05/06/2020 Demolition of Dwelling & Associated 500,000 Pty Ltd Structures & Construction of a Two Storey Dwelling with Attached Garage & Alfresco; Construction of a Detached Single Storey Secondary Dwelling with Attached Alfresco 216.1/2020 Mr Kos Builders Pty Ltd ATF 620-624 Polding ST BOSSLEY PARK 09/06/2020 Strata Subdivision of an Approved 0 Kos Family Trust Multi-Unit Housing Development to Create Seven (7) Lots Page 1 of 5 Printed: 6/07/2020 10:29:41AM Authority v6.11 LIVE Officer: All Records Fairfield City Council Approval Type: All Records Application Register - Received Development Application Est. Cost from: 0 To: 999,999,999.00 1/06/2020 to 30/06/2020 Document Applicant. Property Address. Rec Date Development Type(1st) Est. Cost 217.1/2020 Taleb Construction Group Pty 50 Water ST CABRAMATTA WEST 09/06/2020 Torrens Title Subdivision of Two (2) 40,000 Ltd Narrow Allotments and a Redundant Rear Laneway to Create Two (2) Larger Allotments, Including the Demolition of Existing Structures 218.1/2020 Mr W Jammo 80 Humphries RD ST JOHNS PARK 09/06/2020 Construction of a Two Storey Dwelling 694,500 with Attached Garage & Alfresco, Construction of an Inground Swimming Pool, Construction of a Masonry Front Fence 219.1/2020 WEN Architects 33 The Promenade YENNORA 10/06/2020 Demolition of Existing Building and 700,000 Proposed Warehouse with Office and Showroom 220.1/2020 Distinctive Gardens & 101 Brolen WAY CECIL PARK 10/06/2020 Refurbishment of Swimming Pool, 220,774 Interiors Pty Ltd Construction of a Multi Purpose Tennis Court/Sport Court, Construction of a Pergola Pavillion and Pump Room 221.1/2020 Mr K A Ajouz 54-56 Whitaker ST YENNORA 10/06/2020 Proposed Use of the Premises as a Panel 0 Beater 222.1/2020 Mr C Hak 5 Barkly CL BONNYRIGG HEIGHTS 10/06/2020 Demolition of Inground Swimming Pool 3,000 223.1/2020 Moma Architects Pty Ltd 24-32 Hughes ST CABRAMATTA 11/06/2020 Proposed Use and Fitout of Premises for 0 the Purpose of a Vehicle Sales Premises 224.1/2020 National Projects & 148-150 Newton RD WETHERILL PARK 12/06/2020 Proposed Alterations and Additions to an 1,830,000 Maintenance Pty Ltd Existing Warehouse and Office 225.1/2020 Mr O Mazzo 7 Camira PL BONNYRIGG 12/06/2020 Alterations and Additions to Existing 220,000 Single Storey Dwelling, Construction of a Detached Secondary Dwelling and Attached Garage Page 2 of 5 Printed: 6/07/2020 10:29:41AM Authority v6.11 LIVE Officer: All Records Fairfield City Council Approval Type: All Records Application Register - Received Development Application Est. Cost from: 0 To: 999,999,999.00 1/06/2020 to 30/06/2020 Document Applicant. Property Address. Rec Date Development Type(1st) Est. Cost 226.1/2020 Marlex Designs 107 Abbotsbury DR HORSLEY PARK 12/06/2020 Construction of a Single Storey Dwelling 1,750,000 with Attached Garage, Alfresco and Pavilion 227.1/2020 Merhis Fairfield Pty Ltd 366 The Horsley DR FAIRFIELD 12/06/2020 Proposed Installation of Temporary 20,000 Fencing as Approved Under DA 81.1/2017 228.1/2020 Maroke Construction Pty Ltd 16 Macedon ST BOSSLEY PARK 15/06/2020 Demolition of Dwelling & Associated 300,000 Structures, Construction of a Single Storey Dwelling with Attached Garage and Alfresco 229.1/2020 VT Architects Pty Ltd 5 Coventry RD CABRAMATTA 15/06/2020 Alterations and Additions to Existing 30,000 Single Storey Dwelling and Detached Store Room 230.1/2020 Mrs M Schembri 15 Dalpra CRES BOSSLEY PARK 15/06/2020 Construction of a Single Storey Dwelling 612,000 with Attached Garage & Alfresco, Construction of a Masonrt Front Fence 231.1/2020 Mr T Kassab 46 Riverview RD FAIRFIELD 16/06/2020 Demolition of Dwelling, Construction of a 500,000 Single Storey Dwelling with Attached Garage and Alfresco, Construction of a Detached Single Storey Secondary Dwelling with Attached Alfresco 232.1/2020 Ark Express Design Pty Ltd 36 Harris ST FAIRFIELD 17/06/2020 Proposed Timber Deck and Shade Sail 35,000 Associated with an Existing Commercial Premises 233.1/2020 Navan Enterprises Pty Ltd 6 Allambie RD EDENSOR PARK 18/06/2020 Single Storey Dwelling 684,200 Granny Flat 234.1/2020 Nitma Consulting Pty Ltd 2 Pokolbin PL EDENSOR PARK 19/06/2020 Demolition of Outbuilding & Swimming 120,000 Pool & Construction of a Detached Single Storey Secondary Dwelling 235.1/2020 Lebfood Enterprises Pty Ltd 19 O'Connell ST SMITHFIELD 19/06/2020 Demolition of Dwelling 15,000 Page 3 of 5 Printed: 6/07/2020 10:29:41AM Authority v6.11 LIVE Officer: All Records Fairfield City Council Approval Type: All Records Application Register - Received Development Application Est. Cost from: 0 To: 999,999,999.00 1/06/2020 to 30/06/2020 Document Applicant. Property Address. Rec Date Development Type(1st) Est. Cost 236.1/2020 Mr V Ignatovic 48 Pritchard ST MT PRITCHARD 19/06/2020 Construction of a Freestanding Shed 7,500 237.1/2020 Mr J Tannous 1 Ann ST FAIRFIELD HEIGHTS 22/06/2020 0 238.1/2020 Modernview Homes 8 Weeroona RD EDENSOR PARK 22/06/2020 Construction of a Two Storey Dwelling 750,000 with Attached Garage & Alfresco & Construction of a Retaining Wall 239.1/2020 Mr N K Phan 146 Townview RD MT PRITCHARD 22/06/2020 Demolition of Dwelling and Associated 17,000 Structures 240.1/2020 Mrs A Blazevic 33 Falmer ST ABBOTSBURY 22/06/2020 Demolition of Existing Dwelling & 500,000 Construction of a Two Storey Dwelling with Attached Garage & Alfresco & an Inground Swimming Pool 241.1/2020 Lana Group Pty Ltd 53 Canley Vale RD CANLEY VALE 23/06/2020 Proposed Use and Fitout of Shop1 in 5,000 Connection with Shop 2 and 3 Which Operates as an Approved Tapas Bar and Internal Works 242.1/2020 Mr D N Truong 28 Liverpool ST CABRAMATTA 23/06/2020 Construction of a Front & Side Boundary 10,000 Fence with Decorative Infill Panels 243.1/2020 Ian Cubitts Classic Home 5 Baldo ST EDENSOR PARK 23/06/2020 Demolition of Shed, Pool, Awning & 214,652 Improvements Pty Limited Sunroom & Construction of a Detached Single Storey Secondary Dwelling with Attached Alfresco 244.1/2020 Project Flow 97 Sweethaven RD EDENSOR PARK 23/06/2020 0 245.1/2020 Design Build Building Pty Ltd 18 Blaxland ST YENNORA 24/06/2020 Proposed Construction of a 2 x 2-Storey 650,000 Attached Dwellings (Dual Occupancy Development) 246.1/2020 Mr D Nguyen 8 Bareena ST CANLEY VALE 24/06/2020 Demolition of Dwelling, Shed, 170,000 Construction of a Single Storey Dwelling 247.1/2020 Damien Development 59 Hamilton RD FAIRFIELD 25/06/2020 0 Page 4 of 5 Printed: 6/07/2020 10:29:41AM Authority v6.11 LIVE Officer: All Records Fairfield City Council Approval Type: All Records Application Register - Received Development Application Est. Cost from: 0 To: 999,999,999.00 1/06/2020 to 30/06/2020 Document Applicant. Property Address. Rec Date Development Type(1st) Est. Cost 248.1/2020 ACA Design Consultants 23 Landon ST FAIRFIELD EAST 26/06/2020 Construction of a Russian Orthodox 996,138 Church with Basement Storage and Fellowship Building and Associated Carparking and Landscaping Works 249.1/2020 Mrs N Kandasamy 44 Greenfield RD GREENFIELD PARK 26/06/2020 Construction of a Masonry Front Fence 15,000 with Decorative Infill Panels 250.1/2020 Mr K M D Muh 61-63 Market ST SMITHFIELD 29/06/2020 Industrial Wrecking Yard & Consolidation 250,000 of Two Lots into One Lot 251.1/2020 Mr Y S Betrous 3-5 Greenfield RD GREENFIELD PARK 29/06/2020 Shops 13/14 - Charcoal Chicken 200,000 252.1/2020 Mr Rithy So 80 Pritchard ST MT PRITCHARD 30/06/2020 Construction of a Single Storey Dwelling 494,137 with Attached Garage & Alfresco 253.1/2020 Idizin Sydney Pty Ltd 742 The Horsley DR SMITHFIELD 30/06/2020 Alterations and Additions to Existing 180,000 Church 254.1/2020 Petra Developments (Aust) 37 Bonnyrigg AVE BONNYRIGG 30/06/2020 Proposed Use and Fitout of Shop 5 for a 50,000 Pty Ltd Giftware Retail Shop Total Development Application Applications: 48 Est.
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