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two storey building comprising of childrens nursery at ground floor level and 4No (x2 bedroom) flats at first floor level

Land Adjacent To Former Library Main Street Lennoxtown East Dunbartonshire

DecidedReference: TP/ED/19/0712East Dunbartonshire

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Application location

Land Adjacent To Former Library Main Street Lennoxtown East Dunbartonshire

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
16 Oct 2019
Validated
1 Nov 2019
Determination deadline
31 Dec 2019
Local authority
East Dunbartonshire

Application overview

two storey building comprising of childrens nursery at ground floor level and 4No (x2 bedroom) flats at first floor level

Proposal details

Reference
TP/ED/19/0712
Alternative references
100189377-001
Ward
Bishopbriggs North And Campsie
Agent
Sondh Associates

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
REPORT OF HANDLING19 Final Report · PDF26 Feb 2020View
DECISION NOTICE7 Decision · PDF23 Dec 2019View
PL15 LOCATION PLAN14 Plan · PDF1 Nov 2019View
PL16 SITE PLAN14 Plan · PDF1 Nov 2019View
PL14 LAND OWNERSHIP CERTIFICATE17 Supporting Documentation · PDF31 Oct 2019View
PL13 APPLICATION1 Application · PDF31 Oct 2019View
PL9 PROPOSED FRONT AND REAR ELEVATIONS14 Plan · PDF29 Oct 2019View
PL11 PROPOSED GABLE ELEVATIONS14 Plan · PDF29 Oct 2019View
PL5 PROPOSED FIRST FLOOR PLAN14 Plan · PDF16 Oct 2019View
PL4 PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PLAN14 Plan · PDF16 Oct 2019View
PL8 PROPOSED ROOF PLAN14 Plan · PDF16 Oct 2019View

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  1. Application Received Date

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  2. Application Validated Date

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  3. Standard Consultation Date

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  4. Latest Neighbour Consultation Date

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  5. Latest Consultation Expiry Date

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  6. Neighbour Consultation Expiry Date

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  7. Decision Issued Date

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  8. Decision Made Date

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  9. Determination Deadline

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  10. Permission Expiry Date

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Decision & conditions

Refuse
DECISION NOTICE
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