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Change of Use From Agricultural Land to Land for Exercising Horses, Including the Erection of a Timber Shed with Open Store and Horse Exercise Area with Boundary Enclosure

Field 150M North Of 3 & 4 Backmuir Duntrune

Approved Subject to ConditionsReference: 18/00261/FULLAngus

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Application summary

Status
Approved Subject to Conditions
Application type
Full Local Application
Received
5 Apr 2018
Validated
13 Apr 2018
Determination deadline
12 Jun 2018
Local authority
Angus

Application overview

Change of Use From Agricultural Land to Land for Exercising Horses, Including the Erection of a Timber Shed with Open Store and Horse Exercise Area with Boundary Enclosure

Proposal details

Reference
18/00261/FULL
Alternative references
100077204-001
Ward
Monifieth & Sidlaw

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Application location

Field 150M North Of 3 & 4 Backmuir Duntrune

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF DEVELOPMENTDischarge of Conditions · PDF9 Nov 2018View
NOTICE OF INITIATION OF DEVELOPMENTDischarge of Conditions · PDF11 Jun 2018View
APPROVEDDecision Notice · PDF7 Jun 2018View
REPORT OF HANDLINGReport · PDF1 Jun 2018View
BUILDING ELEVATIONS & FLOORPLANDrawing · PDF13 Apr 2018View
CROSS-SECTION OF EXERCISE AREA LAYERSDrawing · PDF5 Apr 2018View
DESIGN STATEMENTSupporting Information5 Apr 2018View
DRAINAGE PLANDrawing · PDF5 Apr 2018View
LOCATION PLANDrawing · PDF5 Apr 2018View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF5 Apr 2018View
SHED AND EXERCISE AREA PLAN (1:250)Drawing · PDF5 Apr 2018View
SITE PLAN (CHANGE OF USE AREA)Drawing · PDF5 Apr 2018View
SITE PLAN (DETAILED)Drawing · PDF5 Apr 2018View

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