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The development includes the erection of a bicycle shelter within the boundary of the site. New vehicle barriers are also to be installed to the main vehicle entrance to the site. A freestanding Derbyshire County Council sign is to be erected adjacent to the main vehicle entrance to the site and a wall mounted Derbyshire County Council sign is to be installed above the main front entrance of the building in the location of a previous Co-operative Travel sign.

Co-op Travel Mercian Close, Ilkeston, Derbyshire, Ilkeston,DE7 8HG

Application approvedReference: CD8/0813/80Derbyshire County Council

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Application location

Co-op Travel Mercian Close, Ilkeston, Derbyshire, Ilkeston,DE7 8HG

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Application summary

Status
Application approved
Application type
Minor (County Council)
Received
5 Aug 2013
Validated
5 Aug 2013
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Derbyshire County Council

Application overview

The development includes the erection of a bicycle shelter within the boundary of the site. New vehicle barriers are also to be installed to the main vehicle entrance to the site. A freestanding Derbyshire County Council sign is to be erected adjacent to the main vehicle entrance to the site and a wall mounted Derbyshire County Council sign is to be installed above the main front entrance of the building in the location of a previous Co-operative Travel sign.

Proposal details

Reference
CD8/0813/80
Agent
D Massingham

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Documents 8 of 8

DocumentPublishedAction
2013 08 06 Serving of Notice CD8-0813-80.pdf2013 08 06 Serving of Notice CD8-0813-80.pdf (114 kb)7 Aug 2013View
frm-Application Form.pdffrm-Application Form.pdf (223 kb)5 Aug 2013View
pla-Proposed Vehicle Access Barriers.pdfpla-Proposed Vehicle Access Barriers.pdf (508 kb)5 Aug 2013View
pla-Site Location Plan.pdfpla-Site Location Plan.pdf (260 kb)5 Aug 2013View
sup-Design and Access Statement.pdfsup-Design and Access Statement.pdf (81 kb)5 Aug 2013View
Committee Report 08 CD8-0813-80.pdfCommittee Report 08 CD8-0813-80.pdf (429 kb)18 Sept 2013View
2013 08 12 TCP2 CD8-0813-80.pdf2013 08 12 TCP2 CD8-0813-80.pdf (241 kb)12 Aug 2013View
tcp3 cd8-0813-80.pdftcp3 cd8-0813-80.pdf (181 kb)16 Sept 2013View

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