LIVERPOOL, NSW
Development application in LIVERPOOL, New South Wales · Liverpool City Council
Proposed development
Construction of two residential flat buildings comprising one x 7 storey building and one x 6 storey building with a total of 144 units, underground carparking, demolition of structures, and site works. The proposal is identified as Nominated Integrated Development, requiring approval from the NSW Office of Water pursuant to the Water Management Act 2000. Liverpool City Council is the consent authority and the Sydney West Joint Regional Planning Panel has the function of determining the application. Submissions made in respect of the application should be made to Liverpool City Council, but will be provided to the regional panel and may be viewed by other persons with an interest in the application.
Application details
- Application number
- DA-612/2015
- Record type
- Development Application
- Category
- Residential - Multi Dwelling
- Lodged
- 3 July 2015
- Council
- Liverpool City Council
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