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ERECTION OF A RESTAURANT AND DRIVE THRU FACILITY WITHIN USE CLASSES A3 (RESTAURANTS AND CAFES) AND A5 (TAKEAWAYS AND DRIVE THROUGH PREMISES)

LAND NORTH OF RING ROAD NORTH, GATWICK SOUTH TERMINAL, CRAWLEY

PermitReference: CR/2015/0052/FULCrawley Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Permit
Application type
Full Planning Application
Received
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Validated
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Determination deadline
31 Mar 2015
Local authority
Crawley Borough Council

Application overview

ERECTION OF A RESTAURANT AND DRIVE THRU FACILITY WITHIN USE CLASSES A3 (RESTAURANTS AND CAFES) AND A5 (TAKEAWAYS AND DRIVE THROUGH PREMISES)

Proposal details

Reference
CR/2015/0052/FUL
Agent
Vantage Planning Ltd

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Application location

LAND NORTH OF RING ROAD NORTH, GATWICK SOUTH TERMINAL, CRAWLEY

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Documents 27 of 27

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ucmPUB240868.pdfApplication Forms10 Feb 2015View
ucmPUB242287.pdfCurrent Drawings27 Feb 2015View
ucmPUB242290.pdfCurrent Drawings27 Feb 2015View
ucmPUB242289.pdfCurrent Drawings27 Feb 2015View
ucmPUB242291.pdfCurrent Drawings27 Feb 2015View
ucmPUB242292.pdfCurrent Drawings27 Feb 2015View
ucmPUB240864.pdfCurrent Drawings10 Feb 2015View
ucmPUB240874.pdfCurrent Drawings10 Feb 2015View
ucmPUB240875.pdfCurrent Drawings10 Feb 2015View
ucmPUB240876.pdfCurrent Drawings10 Feb 2015View
ucmPUB240877.pdfCurrent Drawings10 Feb 2015View
ucmPUB240881.pdfCurrent Drawings10 Feb 2015View
ucmPUB240880.pdfCurrent Drawings10 Feb 2015View
ucmPUB240888.pdfCurrent Drawings10 Feb 2015View
ucmPUB240889.pdfCurrent Drawings10 Feb 2015View
ucmPUB240858.pdfSupporting Documents10 Feb 2015View
ucmPUB240859.pdfSupporting Documents10 Feb 2015View
ucmPUB240860.pdfSupporting Documents10 Feb 2015View
ucmPUB240865.pdfSupporting Documents10 Feb 2015View
ucmPUB240869.pdfSupporting Documents10 Feb 2015View
ucmPUB240871.pdfSupporting Documents10 Feb 2015View
ucmPUB240887.pdfSupporting Documents10 Feb 2015View
ucmPUB240896.pdfOther Documents11 Feb 2015View
ucmPUB240862.pdfOther Documents10 Feb 2015View
ucmPUB240882.pdfOther Documents10 Feb 2015View
ucmPUB274285.pdfDecision17 Dec 2015View
ucmPUB274286.pdfDecision17 Dec 2015View

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