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Change of use from community centre to residential with associated parking and integral side garage

Poplar House Welfare Close (Postal Address 25 And 26 Welfare Close) Easington Colliery Peterlee SR8 3RL

DecidedReference: 5/PL/2013/0026Durham County Council

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  4. Latest Neighbour Consultation Date

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Planning Application
Received
24 Jan 2013
Validated
6 Feb 2013
Determination deadline
3 Apr 2013
Local authority
Durham County Council

Application overview

Change of use from community centre to residential with associated parking and integral side garage

Proposal details

Reference
5/PL/2013/0026
Ward
Easington (Historic)
Parish
Easington Colliery

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Application location

Poplar House Welfare Close (Postal Address 25 And 26 Welfare Close) Easington Colliery Peterlee SR8 3RL

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision · PDF9 Apr 2013View
Highway ResponseConsultee Comment · PDF20 Feb 2013View
Site Plan SouthDrawing · PDF12 Feb 2013View
Existing & Proposed Floor PlanDrawing · PDF12 Feb 2013View
Existing & Proposed North ElevationDrawing · PDF12 Feb 2013View
Existing & Proposed South ElevationDrawing · PDF12 Feb 2013View
Existing & Proposed West ElevationDrawing · PDF12 Feb 2013View
Existing East & West ElevationDrawing · PDF12 Feb 2013View
Proposed East ElevationDrawing · PDF12 Feb 2013View
Proposed Floor Plan & North ElevationDrawing · PDF12 Feb 2013View
Proposed South ElevationDrawing · PDF12 Feb 2013View
Proposed West ElevationDrawing · PDF12 Feb 2013View
Site PlanDrawing · PDF12 Feb 2013View
FormApplication · PDF12 Feb 2013View
Forms SigOnApplication · PDF12 Feb 2013View
Existing Floor Plan North & South ElevationsDrawing · PDF12 Feb 2013View
Existing & Proposed East ElevationDrawing · PDF12 Feb 2013View

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