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Planning Permission for Change of Use from Quarry (now disused) to Wood Storage and Processing Yard

Lera Quarry Glamis

Approved Subject to ConditionsReference: 15/00686/FULLAngus

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Lera Quarry Glamis

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Application summary

Status
Approved Subject to Conditions
Application type
Full Local Application
Received
14 Jul 2015
Validated
20 Jul 2015
Determination deadline
19 Sept 2015
Local authority
Angus

Application overview

Planning Permission for Change of Use from Quarry (now disused) to Wood Storage and Processing Yard

Proposal details

Reference
15/00686/FULL
Alternative references
000126000-001
Ward
Kirriemuir & Dean
Agent
Suller & Clark Planning Consultants

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
DISCHARGING CONDITION 3Discharge of Conditions · PDF24 Dec 2015View
NOISE MANAGEMENT SCHEME - CONDITION 4Discharge of Conditions1 Dec 2015View
EMAIL RE CONDITIONS 1 - 4Discharge of Conditions · PDF1 Dec 2015View
DRAWING RE CONDITIONS 1 AND 2Discharge of Conditions · PDF1 Dec 2015View
APPROVEDDecision Notice · PDF4 Nov 2015View
PROPOSED ACCESS LAYOUTDrawing · PDF23 Oct 2015View
CONFIRMATION ON THE SITE SIZESupporting Information · PDF20 Oct 2015View
PREVIOUS USESupporting Information · PDF15 Oct 2015View
AMENDED NOISE IMPACT ASSESSMENTSupporting Information5 Oct 2015View
SCREENING OPINIONEnvironmental Impact Assessment · PDF6 Aug 2015View
PROPOSED OPERATIONS AT THE SITESupporting Information · PDF30 Jul 2015View
LOCATION PLANDrawing · PDF14 Jul 2015View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF14 Jul 2015View
SUPPORTING STATEMENTSupporting Information · PDF14 Jul 2015View

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Decision & conditions

approved subject to conditions
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