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Fascia And Totem Sign

294 Watnall Road, Hucknall, Nottinghamshire, NG15 6EY

ADVCC - Advertisement Application - Conditional ConsentReference: V/2008/0406Ashfield District Council

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Application summary

Status
ADVCC - Advertisement Application - Conditional Consent
Application type
Not published
Received
Not published
Validated
27 Jun 2008
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Ashfield District Council

Application overview

Fascia And Totem Sign

Proposal details

Reference
V/2008/0406
Ward
Hucknall West
UPRN
200003308380

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Application location

294 Watnall Road, Hucknall, Nottinghamshire, NG15 6EY

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Documents 31 of 31

DocumentPublishedAction
Additional Information RequiredAdditional Information Required19 Mar 2009View
Additional Information RequiredAdditional Information Required19 Mar 2009View
Additional Information RequiredAdditional Information Required19 Mar 2009View
Covering Letter (R)Covering Letter (R)19 Mar 2009View
Covering Letter (R)Covering Letter (R)19 Mar 2009View
Block PlanBlock Plan19 Mar 2009View
Decision Notice (R)Decision Notice (R)4 Aug 2008View
Block Plan ProposedBlock Plan Proposed30 Jun 2008View
Block PlanBlock Plan16 Jun 2008View
Covering Letter (R)Covering Letter (R)4 Jun 2008View
Covering Letter (R)Covering Letter (R)4 Jun 2008View
Display of Advertisement Application FormDisplay of Advertisement Application Form4 Jun 2008View
Elevations ProposedElevations Proposed4 Jun 2008View
Elevations ProposedElevations Proposed4 Jun 2008View
Elevations ProposedElevations Proposed4 Jun 2008View
Elevations ProposedElevations Proposed4 Jun 2008View
Elevations ProposedElevations Proposed4 Jun 2008View
Cross SectionCross Section4 Jun 2008View
Cross SectionCross Section4 Jun 2008View
Cross SectionCross Section4 Jun 2008View
Cross SectionCross Section4 Jun 2008View
Site PlanSite Plan4 Jun 2008View
PhotosPhotos23 May 2008View
Cross SectionCross Section23 May 2008View
Cross SectionCross Section23 May 2008View
Lighting DesignLighting Design23 May 2008View
Lighting DesignLighting Design23 May 2008View
Lighting Assessment (R)Lighting Assessment (R)23 May 2008View
Planning Statement (R)Planning Statement (R)23 May 2008View
Elevations - ProposedElevations - Proposed6 May 2008View
Elevations - ProposedElevations - Proposed6 May 2008View

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Decision & conditions

ADVCC - Advertisement Application - Conditional Consent
Decision Notice (R)
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