1B Maddox Street ALEXANDRIA NSW 2015
Development application in ALEXANDRIA/BEACONSFIELD, New South Wales · City of Sydney
Proposed development
Construction of a multi-purpose sports facility in the northern corner of Perry Park including associated landscaping. The facility includes 4 multi-purpose courts, male, female and accessible change rooms and amenities, court storage rooms, dry lounge, first aid room and administration offices. The project will be undertaken in two stages. In Stage 1, there will be two indoor and two outdoor courts. in Stage 2, the two outdoor courts in Stage 1 will become indoor courts. Proposed hours of operation are 8.00am to 12.00 midnight Monday to Friday, 8.00am to 9.00pm Saturday and Sunday.
Application details
- Application number
- 2015_D/2014/1780
- Type
- DEVELOPMENT
- Record type
- Building Permit
- Lodged
- 19 November 2014
- Council
- City of Sydney
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