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Extension to an existing external mobility scooter store.

Edmonds Court Sandy Lane Bracknell Berkshire

Decision MadeReference: 14/01287/FULBracknell Forest Council

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  2. Earliest decision date

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  3. Decision notice sent date

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  4. Decision date

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
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Validated
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Determination deadline
16 Feb 2015
Local authority
Bracknell Forest Council

Application overview

Extension to an existing external mobility scooter store.

Proposal details

Reference
14/01287/FUL
Ward
Priestwood & Garth
Parish
Bracknell Town Council

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Application location

Edmonds Court Sandy Lane Bracknell Berkshire

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DocumentPublishedAction
Constraints SheetOther · PDF22 Dec 2014View
Correspondence SentCorrespondence - Outgoing22 Dec 2014View
Correspondence SentCorrespondence - Outgoing22 Dec 2014View
Correspondence SentCorrespondence - Outgoing22 Dec 2014View
Decided DrawingPlan · PDF13 Feb 2015View
Correspondence SentCorrespondence - Outgoing22 Dec 2014View
Decided DrawingPlan · PDF13 Feb 2015View
Correspondence SentCorrespondence - Outgoing22 Dec 2014View
Correspondence SentCorrespondence - Outgoing · PDF22 Dec 2014View
Correspondence SentCorrespondence - Outgoing · PDF22 Dec 2014View
Related DrawingPlan · PDF22 Dec 2014View
PhotoOther · PDF22 Dec 2014View
Correspondence SentCorrespondence - Outgoing · PDF22 Dec 2014View
Correspondence SentCorrespondence - Outgoing22 Dec 2014View
Correspondence SentCorrespondence - Outgoing22 Dec 2014View
Correspondence SentCorrespondence - Outgoing · PDF22 Dec 2014View
Correspondence SentCorrespondence - Outgoing22 Dec 2014View
PhotoOther · PDF13 Feb 2015View
ReportReport · PDF13 Feb 2015View
Correspondence SentCorrespondence - Outgoing22 Dec 2014View
ConsulteeConsultee · PDF13 Jan 2015View
DecisionDecision Notice · PDF13 Feb 2015View
PhotoOther · PDF13 Feb 2015View
ReportReport · PDF13 Feb 2015View
Correspondence SentCorrespondence - Outgoing22 Dec 2014View
Site NoticeSite Notice · PDF13 Feb 2015View
Correspondence SentCorrespondence - Outgoing22 Dec 2014View
Correspondence SentCorrespondence - Outgoing22 Dec 2014View

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