Phase 3 - Approval process

Section 32 of the Development Act 1993 states that any acts or activities defined as development can be undertaken with a development approval. A development approval could be made up of one or more of six consents. In this regard, the required number of consents depends on the nature and kind of development proposal. When all necessary consents have been issued, the relevant authority can issue a development approval to the applicant.

For more detailed information on the development approval process or the various consents required for development approval vist the Planning SA website.
 
 
 
 

Phase 1: Developing a planning proposal

Phase 2: Application lodgement and referrals

Key external links for further information

Link Icon Planning SA - South Australia's planning and development system, including an overview of how SA's land use planning and development system works

Link icon Land Titles - buying and selling of land, property searches, Certificate of Title, ownership details, encumbrances

Link icon DENR (SA) - property information, land and maps, biodiversity, coasts and marine, environmental protection, environmental reporting, biodiversity, land management, native vegetation, natural resource management

Link icon EPA - environmental protection act and policies

Link icon Department for Water - water resources, River Murray 

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