GLADSTONE, SA 5473
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- Northern Areas Council
- State
- SA
- Estimated Work Value
- $150k-$500k
- Application Number
- SA-24017070
- Description
- Lentil Classification Laboratory - utilising the previous site weighbridge building to complement existing classification infrastructure.
Site Intelligence
- Zoning
- CF
- Risk Flags
- Bushfire ProneFlood Risk
- Planning Overlays
- HAZARDS_BUSHFIRE_-_URBAN_INTERFACEHAZARDS_FLOODING_EVIDENCE_REQUIRED
- Elevation
- 228.0m · 0.0% slope
- Nearest Station
- Gladstone (0.5km)
- Utilities
- SA Power Networks · SA Water
- Socioeconomic Index (SEIFA)
- 52th percentile · Jamestown
- Government Reports
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