Latest development applications in Burnside, July 23

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 has been one new development submitted in Burnside today, bringing the total for the week to six.

The council area with the most developments this week was Playford, with 51 new applications.

Playford was followed by Onkaparinga (24) and Port Adelaide Enfield (18).

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

DWELLING with undercroft garage, associated earthworks, retaining walls, swimming pool and associated safety barriers and equipment, and removal of one regulated lophostemon confertus (queensland brush box), 6 Darrell Av Wattle Park Sa 5066, Application Status: Under Assessment, Date: July 21, 2024

DOUBLE storey detached dwelling, swimming pool (with associated safety barriers and fencing) and removal of a regulated tree (prunus domestica), 31 Cator St Glenside Sa 5065, Application Status: Under Assessment, Date: July 22, 2024

ALFRESCO verandah, garage, new crossover, front fence, and associated demolition of existing sheds and carport, and partial demolition of existing front and boundary fence, 9 Markey St Eastwood Sa 5063, Application Status: Under Assessment, Date: July 22, 2024

SWIMMING pool & safety fences, 21 Woodhouse Cr Wattle Park Sa 5066, Application Status: Under Assessment, Date: July 22, 2024

REMOVAL of one (1) regulated eucalyptus cladocalyx (also known as sugar gum tree) from council road reserve adjacent 1 acacia court, stonyfell, 1 Acacia Ct Stonyfell Sa 5066, Application Status: Under Assessment, Date: July 22, 2024

SINGLE storey dwelling, verandah, retaining walls, fencing, feature screens and removal of one (1) regulated tree (eucalyptus camaldulensis), 40 Hyland Tce Rosslyn Park Sa 5072, Application Status: Under Assessment, Date: July 23, 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 Burnside article can be viewed here.