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Installation Of Biomass Boiler With Associated Flue Stack And Accumulation Tank

Fraserfield Farm Woodville Arbroath

Approved Subject to ConditionsReference: 13/00587/FULLAngus

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Fraserfield Farm Woodville Arbroath

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Application summary

Status
Approved Subject to Conditions
Application type
Full Local Application
Received
20 Jun 2013
Validated
24 Jun 2013
Determination deadline
23 Aug 2013
Local authority
Angus

Application overview

Installation Of Biomass Boiler With Associated Flue Stack And Accumulation Tank

Proposal details

Reference
13/00587/FULL
Ward
Arbroath East & Lunan
Agent
Arkitecnic

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APPROVED DRAWINGS: LOCATION PLAN 1:5000Drawing · PDF20 Aug 2013View
APPROVED DRAWINGS: SITE PLAN 1:500Drawing · PDF20 Aug 2013View
APPROVED DRAWINGS: PLAN AND ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF20 Aug 2013View
APPROVED DRAWINGS: PHOTO VIEWPOINTSDrawing · PDF20 Aug 2013View
REPORT OF HANDLINGReport · PDF20 Aug 2013View
DECISION NOTICE (APPROVED)Decision Notice · PDF20 Aug 2013View
APPLICATION FORM (FULL)Application Form · PDF24 Jun 2013View
LAND OWNERSHIPApplication Form · PDF24 Jun 2013View
LETTER: APPLICATION RECEIVEDSupporting Information · PDF24 Jun 2013View
PLANNING STATEMENTSupporting Information · PDF24 Jun 2013View
BIOMASS BOILER INFORMATION REQUEST FORMSupporting Information · PDF24 Jun 2013View
BIOMASS BOILER INFORMATIONSupporting Information · PDF24 Jun 2013View
PHOTO VIEWS A-DSupporting Information · PDF24 Jun 2013View

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Decision & conditions

approved subject to conditions
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