
Apartment building · Dee Why NSW
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Cost not published
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A Sydney architecture firm engaged Parker Scanlon to assess the approval required for lobby and entrance repair works at a residential apartment building in Dee Why. After reviewing the planning certificate, title information and relevant CODES SEPP provisions, it was confirmed that the works constitute exempt development and do not require Council or private certifier approval.
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