Where is my application? What type of development application are you looking for?

Land use development has an impact on its surrounding environment and usually involves building work, for example, building a new house or demolishing a heritage-listed structure. Sometimes land use developments involve a change in use, for example converting an office to a coffee shop.

Land division development is the creation, movement or removing of a land boundary, for example, subdividing a property from one into two.

Date lodged is the day that your development application fees were paid and the development formally began its assessment.

Date lodged is the day that your development application fees were paid and the development formally began its assessment.

Date lodged is the day that your development application fees were paid and the development formally began its assessment.

Date lodged is the day that your development application fees were paid and the development formally began its assessment.

Residential development includes all building work done at home, for example building a second level extension or installing a new carport. Constructing a townhouse or unit block is also residential development.

Residential development does not include high density apartment complexes.

All property addresses are located in a local council area unless the property is in the outback in an out of council area.

Find the council area on the LGA website.