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Development applications From Ipswich City Council's Development.i register. Basic facts only — go to Council for full detail, documents, and status. This is not the complete register.
Application Proposal Lodged Status 6165/2012/OD Building Work not associated with an MCU (Shed) 2012-11-29 Decided 6000/2012/RAL Reconfiguring a Lot - Boundary Realignment (three (3) lots into three (3) lots) 2012-11-22 Decided 4968/2011/RAL Three (3) Lots intoThree (3) Lots (Boundary Realignment) 2011-09-02 Decided 7474/2007/MA/A Permissible Change 2011-01-27 Decided 8123/2009/SSP/A Lots 3, 4 & 53 on SP240743 2010-12-24 Decided 3644/2006/MCU Home Based Activity 2006-06-13 Decided 2143/2006/MCU Single Residential 2006-03-28 Decided
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