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Residential Development Of 30 Dwellings And Creation Of New Access Road

Land Rear Of Victoria Street, Portland Road, Selston, Nottinghamshire

FULCC - Full Application - Conditional ConsentReference: V/2012/0580Ashfield District Council

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Application summary

Status
FULCC - Full Application - Conditional Consent
Application type
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Received
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Validated
17 Dec 2012
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Ashfield District Council

Application overview

Residential Development Of 30 Dwellings And Creation Of New Access Road

Proposal details

Reference
V/2012/0580
Ward
Selston
UPRN
200003314278

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Application location

Land Rear Of Victoria Street, Portland Road, Selston, Nottinghamshire

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Documents 27 of 27

DocumentPublishedAction
Site Layout PlanSite Layout Plan10 Oct 2013View
Approved Site PlanApproved Site Plan24 May 2013View
Decision Notice (R)Decision Notice (R)24 May 2013View
ElevationsElevations12 Mar 2013View
Layout PlanLayout Plan12 Mar 2013View
Layout PlanLayout Plan12 Mar 2013View
Drainage and flood risk and services studyDrainage and flood risk and services study12 Mar 2013View
Amended Elevations - ProposedAmended Elevations - Proposed5 Mar 2013View
Applicant / Agent Correspondence (R)Applicant / Agent Correspondence (R)4 Jan 2013View
Transport Assessment (R)Transport Assessment (R)4 Jan 2013View
Application FormApplication Form28 Dec 2012View
Site SectionsSite Sections19 Dec 2012View
Street ScenesStreet Scenes19 Dec 2012View
Drainage LayoutDrainage Layout19 Dec 2012View
Drainage StrategyDrainage Strategy19 Dec 2012View
Supporting StatementSupporting Statement19 Dec 2012View
Road LayoutRoad Layout4 Dec 2012View
Tree PlanTree Plan4 Dec 2012View
Site Layout Plan - ProposedSite Layout Plan - Proposed4 Dec 2012View
Elevations and Floor Plans - ProposedElevations and Floor Plans - Proposed4 Dec 2012View
Topographical SurveyTopographical Survey4 Dec 2012View
Street Scenes - ProposedStreet Scenes - Proposed4 Dec 2012View
Community StatementCommunity Statement4 Dec 2012View
Elevations and Floor Plans - ProposedElevations and Floor Plans - Proposed4 Dec 2012View
Ecological ReportEcological Report4 Dec 2012View
Tree ReportTree Report4 Dec 2012View
Design & Access StatementDesign & Access Statement4 Dec 2012View

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Decision & conditions

FULCC - Full Application - Conditional Consent
Decision Notice (R)
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