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Received 11 September 2026
0/53731
Erection and alteration of boundary treatments comprising of stone-faced walls and stone-clad piers, metal railings and pedestrian/vehicular gates to the front and side boundaries, metal railing fencing and gates within the site, and installation of a new 1.8m-high rear boundary fencing with pedestrian gate.
Waiting for a decision241 m
Received 20 May 2026
0/53442
New (extended) shop front, change of use from bakery (A3) to retail showroom (A1), subdivision of unit to form smaller retail unit and conversion of upper floor to form 1no additional apartment
Waiting for a decision45 m