369 Sheridan Street CAIRNS NORTH QLD 4870
Development application in CAIRNS NORTH, Queensland · Cairns Regional Council
Proposed development
Operational Works Civil Works
Application details
- Application number
- 13398/2025
- Type
- OPW
- Record type
- Other
- Category
- Operational Works
- Lodged
- 16 April 2025
- Council
- Cairns Regional Council
Nearby development activity
Property Address: 5 Barrbal Drive, Bonnie Doon (Exemption Certificate) Applicant Name & Address: Astute Building Certification, PO Box 1053N, CAIRNS NORTH QLD 4870 Proposed Development: Exemption Certificate Level of Assessment: Code Public Notification: No Planning Documents: Exemption Certificate
Property Address: 20 Dewal Close, Wonga Beach (Exemption Certificate) Applicant Name & Address: Astute Building Certification, PO Box 1053N, CAIRNS NORTH QLD 4870 Proposed Development: Exemption Certificate and Siting Dispensation – Dwelling, Swimming Pool and Pool Fence Level of Assessment: Code Public Notification: No Planning Documents: Exemption Certificate
Residential
Unit 7 205 McLeod Street CAIRNS NORTH QLD 4870
Residential
369 Sheridan Street CAIRNS NORTH QLD 4870
Change of Use
262 Sheridan Street CAIRNS NORTH QLD 4870
Change of Use
230A-238 Lake Street CAIRNS NORTH QLD 4870
Residential
34 Rutherford Street CAIRNS NORTH QLD 4870
Commercial
Property Address: Ocean Breeze Estate (Stage 5C and 5D) Cooya Beach Road Bonnie Doon Applicant Name & Address: Jonpa Pty Ltd C/- Jacobs Group (Australia) Pty Ltd, PO Box 1062, NORTH CAIRNS QLD 4870 Proposed Development: Ocean Breeze Estate (Stage 5C and 5D) Level of Assessment: Code Public Notification: No Planning Documents: Application Confirmation Notice Information Notice Information Request Response
About this development application
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