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Progress with Bunnings warehouse

By Erwin Chlanda
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The Development Consent Authority will next week consider a development application from the hardware giant Bunnings planning to build a warehouse on the North Stuart Highway in Alice Springs.
Bunnings CEO Peter Davis says: “If approved, this development will create more than 110 jobs for local residents.”
A spokesman for the department says the land at the corner of Stuart Highway and Power Street is zoned Light Industry. As warehouse and showroom are permitted uses, the application does not need to be exhibited to the public.
The application deals with minor setback (alignment) and car parking issues.

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