DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION - 4 - 10 Martin Pl Sydney - Refurbish Application For Transferable Floorspace & 9 On Site Parking 3 Parts

Description
Unique IDA-00670033SeriesDevelopment Application Files II [City of Sydney]DateBetween 30th October 1990 and 2nd July 1992Date qualifierExactFormatRegistered File - Physical and DigitalNavigationTo view any available content of development and building files you need to be registered as a member and logged on. LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYesBorn digital itemNoGeographic location[1]




Development & Building File
DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION - 4 - 10 Martin Pl Sydney - Refurbish Application For Transferable Floorspace & 9 On Site Parking 3 Parts $28000000 - 30 10 90 - University Of Sydney - Challis House Dp000309 - Sep 210

DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION - 4 - 10 Martin Pl Sydney - Refurbish Application For Transferable Floorspace & 9 On Site Parking 3 Parts $28000000 - 30 10 90 - University Of Sydney - Challis House Dp000309 - Sep 210

Pathway
DA numberD/1990/626Application typeDX Licensed premises (inc new or chg to hrs) /POPEPathway statusConvertedDecisionConverted (delete)Decision date23rd December 1991Accepted estimated cost$28,000,000.00
TRIM Data
Source system IDZ90/00626-02Source system date registered2nd March 2004Title (free text part)DA ( DEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONS ) 4 - 10 MARTIN PL SYDNEY - REFURBISH APPLICATION FOR TRANSFERABLE FLOORSPACE & 9 ON SITE PARKING 3 PARTSTRIM record typeLegacy Subject FolderFile partsDEVELOPMENT APPLICATION - 4 - 10 Martin Pl Sydney - Refurbish Application For Transferable Floorspace & 9 On Site Parking 3 Parts $28000000 - 30 10 90 - University Of Sydney - Challis House Dp000309 - Sep 210
Address
Street number4–10Street nameMartinStreet typePlaceSuburbSydneyPostcode2000
Access
Public access statusRestricted original (digital copy available)
Data quality
Authenticity & integrityThis file and its documents were transferred from the official recordkeeping system of the City of Sydney with data from the Pathway system. These records have a high level of authenticity and data quality. However, users should be aware that these are historical records and while they may have been accurate at the time of being captured they may not reflect the current status of properties and developments.
Relationships
CollectionDevelopment and BuildingOrganisationSydney City Council