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Outline Application For The Demolition Of Existing Buildings And Erection Of A Maximum Of 8 Dwellings And 6 Apartments And The Removal Of Three Trees Subject To Tree Preservation Order No. 109

135 Beardall Street, Hucknall, Nottinghamshire

OUTRE - Outline Application - RefusalReference: V/2008/0783Ashfield District Council

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Application summary

Status
OUTRE - Outline Application - Refusal
Application type
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Received
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Validated
11 Dec 2008
Determination deadline
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Local authority
Ashfield District Council

Application overview

Outline Application For The Demolition Of Existing Buildings And Erection Of A Maximum Of 8 Dwellings And 6 Apartments And The Removal Of Three Trees Subject To Tree Preservation Order No. 109

Proposal details

Reference
V/2008/0783
Ward
Hucknall East
UPRN
10001344479

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Application location

135 Beardall Street, Hucknall, Nottinghamshire

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Documents 22 of 22

DocumentPublishedAction
Hucknall - Vehicular Crossing Plan - Section 184Amended Vehicle Turning Plan - Proposed27 Apr 2016View
Hucknall - Engineering Layout - Rev C - 16.4.2015Amended Drainage Layout27 Apr 2016View
Bats SurveyBats Survey8 Sept 2009View
Decision Notice (R)Decision Notice (R)25 Feb 2009View
Amended Site PlanAmended Site Plan9 Feb 2009View
Amended Site PlanAmended Site Plan9 Feb 2009View
Amended Site PlanAmended Site Plan9 Feb 2009View
Amended Site PlanAmended Site Plan27 Jan 2009View
Amended Block Plan ProposedAmended Block Plan Proposed23 Jan 2009View
Amended Block Plan ExistingAmended Block Plan Existing23 Jan 2009View
Amended Site PlanAmended Site Plan23 Jan 2009View
Tree ReportTree Report15 Dec 2008View
Covering Letter (R)Covering Letter (R)15 Dec 2008View
Planning Application Validation SheetPlanning Application Validation Sheet15 Dec 2008View
Site Layout Plan - ProposedSite Layout Plan - Proposed11 Dec 2008View
Site Cross SectionsSite Cross Sections26 Nov 2008View
Site SectionsSite Sections26 Nov 2008View
Site Layout Plan - ProposedSite Layout Plan - Proposed26 Nov 2008View
Site Layout Plan - ExistingSite Layout Plan - Existing26 Nov 2008View
Design and Access StatementDesign and Access Statement26 Nov 2008View
Tree ReportTree Report26 Nov 2008View
Outline Application - Some Matters ReservedOutline Application - Some Matters Reserved26 Nov 2008View

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OUTRE - Outline Application - Refusal
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