EOI 2024/35
Description
Sheehys Creek Road is a Council managed road to the west of Picton and forms the boundary between Oakdale and Lakesland.
The focus site has been subject to several significant events between 2019 through to 2024. As a consequence of these events, the road condition has progressively worsened which has caused:
a) Major down slope embankment failures resulting in partial loss of the road carriageway;
b) Multiple upslope embankment destabilisations resulting in debris ent…
An application has been received seeking consent for the following:
Property
Lot: 3 DP: 732582, 290 Picton Road RAZORBACK
For the purposes of
Demolition of existing structures and site preparation to facilitate the construction of a single workshop incorporating an office and amenities building, along with 25 designated car parking spaces, truck and equipment parking area, drainage infrastructure, landscaping works, and boundary fencing
Applicant
RMR Picton Freehold Pty Limited
Applicatio…
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Dividing Fences Act 1991
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