Latest development applications in Gawler, July 17

Whether its subdivisions, new homes or businesses, renos or cutting down trees, find out what's changing in your neighbourhood.

Development applications lodged across your suburb this week.

There have been four new developments submitted in Gawler today, bringing the total for the week to nine.

The council area with the most developments this week was Playford, with 42 new applications.

Playford was followed by Charles Sturt (38) and Onkaparinga (35).

Below is the list of applications lodged this week, in date order.

VERANDAH, 26 Evans Cr Evanston Gardens Sa 5116, Application Status: Decision Made, Date: July 14, 2024

NEW freestanding sign within garden bed and amended wording on building lean-to wall facing fourteenth street for gawler elderly centre, 37 Fourteenth St Gawler South Sa 5118, Application Status: Under Assessment, Date: July 15, 2024

UPGRADE existing retaining wall as old retaining has cracked and formed a lean into neighbours property., 28 Mckinlay Av Gawler East Sa 5118, Application Status: Under Assessment, Date: July 16, 2024

GENERAL storage shed, 12 Heseltine Cct Gawler South Sa 5118, Application Status: Decision Made, Date: July 16, 2024

SINGLE storey detached dwelling, 21 Mullamar Way Gawler East Sa 5118, Application Status: Under Assessment, Date: July 16, 2024

VERANDAH, 23 Braeview Cct Evanston Sa 5116, Application Status: Under Assessment, Date: July 17, 2024

CONSTRUCTION of a single storey detached dwelling, 66 Mozart Cct Evanston Gardens Sa 5116, Application Status: Under Assessment, Date: July 17, 2024

DETACHED dwelling, 45 Christopher Way Evanston Gardens Sa 5116, Application Status: Under Assessment, Date: July 17, 2024

DETACHED dwelling, 24 Christopher Way Evanston Gardens Sa 5116, Application Status: Under Assessment, Date: July 17, 2024

Development descriptions in the list above appear as they are on the PlanSA website.

Applications with significant missing data were omitted.

The previous development applications in Gawler article can be viewed here.