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Development Application · PAN-298677

Demolition of existing building known as the "Gem Shed", and construction of …

Lot 28, Acacia Avenue, Leeton NSW

Under AssessmentDemolition,Shed

Proposal

Demolition of existing building known as the "Gem Shed", and construction of a replacement storage shed on the same site on Leeton Showgrounds

Estimated development cost
$61,698
Cost range (source)
Cost of Development Under $100,000
Proposed dwellings
0
Dwellings to be constructed
0
Dwellings to be demolished
1
Storeys
1
Building height
Not available
Parking spaces
100
Gross floor area
0 m²
Applicant / developer
Not available
Planning authority
Leeton Shire Council
Council
Leeton Shire Council
Determination result
Not available
Lodged
6 Feb 2023
Submitted
24 Jan 2023
Determined
Not available
Exhibition start
Not available
Exhibition end
Not available

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  1. New Development Application lodged

    Demolition of existing building known as the "Gem Shed", and construction of a replacement storage shed on the same site on Leeton Showgrounds

    Not availableUnder Assessment

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Development Application

Dwelling with attached Garage

Under Assessment
Address
88 FIVEBOUGH ROAD LEETON 2705
Suburb
Leeton
Type
Dwelling
Lodged
15 Feb 2023
Est. cost
$450,000
Application
PAN-305079

Source data

Official government source information. BuildRadar does not own this data.

Agency
NSW Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure
Dataset
nsw-da-tracking
Licence
Creative Commons Attribution 4.0
Source updated
06/02/2023
Fetched by BuildRadar
26/08/2026, 4:59:38 am
Official source
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