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Refurbishment And Extension Of Sherwood House Inn For Provision Of A Co-Op Convenience Store And Refurbishment Of Existing Car Park Together With Associated Landscaping, Boundary Treatment And Highway Measures.

Former Sherwood House Inn, Chapel Street, Kirkby In Ashfield, Nottinghamshire

FULCCReference: V/2012/0495Ashfield District Council

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Application location

Former Sherwood House Inn, Chapel Street, Kirkby In Ashfield, Nottinghamshire

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Application summary

Status
FULCC
Application type
Not published
Received
Not published
Validated
29 Oct 2012
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Ashfield District Council

Application overview

Refurbishment And Extension Of Sherwood House Inn For Provision Of A Co-Op Convenience Store And Refurbishment Of Existing Car Park Together With Associated Landscaping, Boundary Treatment And Highway Measures.

Proposal details

Reference
V/2012/0495
Ward
Kirkby Cross and Portland
UPRN
200003315824

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Documents 24 of 24

DocumentPublishedAction
Road LayoutRoad Layout11 Jan 2013View
Decision Notice (R)Decision Notice (R)19 Dec 2012View
Approved Roof Layout PlanApproved Roof Layout Plan19 Dec 2012View
Approved Tree PlanApproved Tree Plan19 Dec 2012View
Approved Site PlanApproved Site Plan19 Dec 2012View
Approved Site PlanApproved Site Plan19 Dec 2012View
Approved ElevationsApproved Elevations19 Dec 2012View
Amended Street scenesAmended Street scenes26 Nov 2012View
Noise Assessment (R)Noise Assessment (R)22 Nov 2012View
Application Form (R)Application Form (R)2 Nov 2012View
Design & Access StatementDesign & Access Statement2 Nov 2012View
Floor Plans - ExistingFloor Plans - Existing31 Oct 2012View
Elevations ProposedElevations Proposed31 Oct 2012View
Topographical SurveyTopographical Survey31 Oct 2012View
Elevations - ExistingElevations - Existing31 Oct 2012View
Site Plan - ProposedSite Plan - Proposed31 Oct 2012View
Planning StatementPlanning Statement31 Oct 2012View
Transport Assessment - AppendicesTransport Assessment - Appendices31 Oct 2012View
SpecificationsSpecifications31 Oct 2012View
Transport Assessment - AppendicesTransport Assessment - Appendices31 Oct 2012View
Transport AssessmentTransport Assessment31 Oct 2012View
Noise AssessmentNoise Assessment31 Oct 2012View
Heritage StatementHeritage Statement31 Oct 2012View
Street ScenesStreet Scenes31 Oct 2012View

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Decision & conditions

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Decision Notice (R)
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