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Redevelopment Of Land For A Mixed Use Development Comprising New Retail Units And 26 Dwellings

101, 117 (Poplar Inn) and Land West of, 103-115, Bath Street, Ilkeston, Derbyshire, DE7 8AP

Not publishedReference: 0313/0033Erewash Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Not published
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
Not published
Validated
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Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Erewash Borough Council

Application overview

Redevelopment Of Land For A Mixed Use Development Comprising New Retail Units And 26 Dwellings

Proposal details

Reference
0313/0033
Ward
Ilkeston Central
Agent
Paul Gaughan Building Consultants Paul Gaughan Building Consultants

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Application location

101, 117 (Poplar Inn) and Land West of, 103-115, Bath Street, Ilkeston, Derbyshire, DE7 8AP

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Documents 27 of 27

DocumentPublishedAction
Proposed Plans - Unit C ElevsApplication · PDF21 Mar 2013View
Decision Notice - WithdrawnReport · PDF17 Jun 2013View
Misc Report - Desktop studyApplication · PDF25 Mar 2013View
Proposed Plans - Unit BApplication · PDF21 Mar 2013View
Section through siteSupporting Documentation · PDF21 Mar 2013View
Block Plan - ProposedApplication · PDF21 Mar 2013View
Elevations - 12 ApartmentsApplication · PDF21 Mar 2013View
Misc Report - Mining Risk AssessmentApplication · PDF21 Mar 2013View
Proposed Plans - Unit C FPsApplication · PDF21 Mar 2013View
Site Location PlanApplication · PDF21 Mar 2013View
Misc Plans - VisualsApplication · PDF21 Mar 2013View
Proposed Plans - Units E, F, G & HApplication · PDF21 Mar 2013View
Environmental Impact AssessmentSupporting Documentation27 Mar 2013View
Misc Report - S106 InfoApplication · PDF21 Mar 2013View
Elevations - Street ScenesApplication · PDF21 Mar 2013View
Misc Report - Coal Authority ReportApplication · PDF21 Mar 2013View
Proposed Plans - Unit DApplication · PDF21 Mar 2013View
Existing Plans 01 02 & 06 - Poplar InnApplication · PDF21 Mar 2013View
Misc Plans - Historical MapsApplication · PDF21 Mar 2013View
Misc Plans - 3d ViewsApplication · PDF21 Mar 2013View
Misc Report - Heritage StatementApplication · PDF21 Mar 2013View
Block Plan - ExistingApplication · PDF21 Mar 2013View
Proposed Plans - Unit AApplication · PDF21 Mar 2013View
Misc Report - Bat SurveyApplication · PDF21 Mar 2013View
Existing Plans - Units E, F, G & HApplication · PDF21 Mar 2013View
Design & Access StatementApplication · PDF21 Mar 2013View
Application FormApplication · PDF21 Mar 2013View

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Decision & conditions

Withdrawn
Decision Notice - Withdrawn
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