Latest development applications in Mitcham, November 20

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 eight new developments submitted in Mitcham today, bringing the total for the week to nine.

The council area with the most developments this week was Port Adelaide Enfield, with 10 new applications.

Port Adelaide Enfield was followed by Adelaide Hills (9) and Mitcham (9).

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

REMOVE existing swimming pool & construct new in ground pool & associated safety fencing, 7 Coppins Rd Urrbrae, Application Status: Decision Made, Date: November 20, 2023

NEW rockweld gabion fence with 2m high pillars to replace existing damaged stone wall., 227 Belair Rd Torrens Park, Application Status: Under Assessment, Date: November 20, 2023

SINGLE story detached dwelling, 27 Yalanda St Eden Hills, Application Status: Under Assessment, Date: November 20, 2023

OUTBUILDING (shed), 8 Moriane Av Panorama, Application Status: Under Assessment, Date: November 20, 2023

ADDITIONS & alterations, 44 Willunga St Eden Hills, Application Status: Under Assessment, Date: November 20, 2023

DWELLING addition, 24 Garnet Av Blackwood, Application Status: Under Assessment, Date: November 20, 2023

RETAINING wall at rear of property 1400 high, 215 Shepherds Hill Rd Eden Hills, Application Status: Under Assessment, Date: November 20, 2023

ADDITIONS and alterations to existing dwelling including new carport and alfresco partial demolition of existing dwelling, 29 Fife Av Torrens Park, Application Status: Under Assessment, Date: November 20, 2023

TWO storey, semi detached dwellings, tree damaging activity and associated fencing, 20 Dunbar Av Lower Mitcham, Application Status: Under Assessment, Date: November 21, 2023

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 Mitcham article can be viewed here.