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Discharge of conditions 3 (energy efficiency measures), 4 (landscaping), 5 (landscape implementation), 7 (highway details), 8 (portable water scheme), 9 (disposal of surface water) and 11 (drainage scheme) pursuant to planning permission 3/2013/0022

(Ascot Way Cheltenham Court Central Grange) Land East Of Woodhouse Lane St Helen Auckland Bishop Auckland County Durham

DecidedReference: 3/DC/2013/0021Durham County Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Details Reserved by Condition
Received
2 May 2013
Validated
2 May 2013
Determination deadline
26 Jun 2013
Local authority
Durham County Council

Application overview

Discharge of conditions 3 (energy efficiency measures), 4 (landscaping), 5 (landscape implementation), 7 (highway details), 8 (portable water scheme), 9 (disposal of surface water) and 11 (drainage scheme) pursuant to planning permission 3/2013/0022

Proposal details

Reference
3/DC/2013/0021
Ward
West Auckland (Historic)
Parish
No Parish
Agent
Dunelm Homes

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Application location

(Ascot Way Cheltenham Court Central Grange) Land East Of Woodhouse Lane St Helen Auckland Bishop Auckland County Durham

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