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731 Stephen Dlamini Road

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Demolition of existing house and reconstruction: Our previous application (10/3Dbn/02 11/478) was a major redesign and addition of an upper floor to the existing dwelling. In the previous application there was very little of the existing structure remaining and certainly nothing of historical value. The client has requested further redesign of the original application with the inclusion of additional off street parking due to crime and security issues within the area. This has resulted in the need to completely demolish the existing dwelling and outbuildings. This application is therefore for the full demolition of the existing dwelling, outbuilding and carports. In addition, the existing timber fence along the southwestern boundary is to be demolished. The existing garage (accessed off Stephen Dlamini Road), the existing swimming pool and the existing loffelstein retaining wall are to remain, as well as part of the existing brick boundary wall which will be upgraded for additional security measures.

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Monday, April 29, 2013 - 13:58

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2133

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West Elevation
View of existing driveway and carport.
Existing pool and loffelstein to remain
AdditionalDocuments
  1. PDF icon 0311 731 Stephen Dlamini Rd Demolition plan.PDF
  2. PDF icon 0311 Proposed new house sketch plans.PDF
  3. PDF icon Previous Amafa Approval Letter.pdf
  4. PDF icon 0311 Amafa application.pdf
  5. PDF icon Registered letters that have been posted to neighbours within 100m radius.
 
 

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