Non-material amendment to planning application 25/00803/FUL (Change of use of existing unit from construction equipment sales (Sui Generis) to car showrooms, ancillary aftersales and MOT workshop (Sui Generis) including stripping back of the existing building to its structure, recladding, additional design features and construction of a front extension. Associated access, parking and landscaping works.) Alterations to cladding orientation. Reduction in rear vehicle access door heights. Alterations to extension parapet roof. Introduction of PV panels
Myrak Ltd County Motor Works Cuton Hall Lane Chelmer Village Chelmsford Essex CM2 6PB
Pending ConsiderationReference: 25/00803/NMAT/1Chelmsford City Council
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Myrak Ltd County Motor Works Cuton Hall Lane Chelmer Village Chelmsford Essex CM2 6PB
Non-material amendment to planning application 25/00803/FUL (Change of use of existing unit from construction equipment sales (Sui Generis) to car showrooms, ancillary aftersales and MOT workshop (Sui Generis) including stripping back of the existing building to its structure, recladding, additional design features and construction of a front extension. Associated access, parking and landscaping works.) Alterations to cladding orientation. Reduction in rear vehicle access door heights. Alterations to extension parapet roof. Introduction of PV panels
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Reference
25/00803/NMAT/1
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PP-15166489
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