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Change of Use from Class 1A (Shops and Financial, Professional and Other Services) to Class 3 (Food and Drink) Incorporating Ancillary Takeaway and Installation of Flue

553 Main Street Stenhousemuir Larbert FK5 4QB

DecidedReference: P/24/0459/FULFalkirk

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Planning Permission
Received
26 Sept 2024
Validated
10 Oct 2024
Determination deadline
9 Dec 2024
Local authority
Falkirk

Application overview

Change of Use from Class 1A (Shops and Financial, Professional and Other Services) to Class 3 (Food and Drink) Incorporating Ancillary Takeaway and Installation of Flue

Proposal details

Reference
P/24/0459/FUL
Alternative references
100686476-001
Ward
Carse, Kinnaird and Tryst
Agent
Helix Architecture Studio Ltd

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Application location

553 Main Street Stenhousemuir Larbert FK5 4QB

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Documents 7 of 7

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision noticeDecision Notice · PDF22 Nov 2024View
Delegated report of handlingOfficer Report · PDF15 Nov 2024View
(approved 02a) compositeDrawing · PDF10 Oct 2024View
Thermo fan specificationSupporting documents · PDF26 Sept 2024View
(approved 01) location planDrawing · PDF26 Sept 2024View
Non-householder applicationApplication Form · PDF26 Sept 2024View
Supporting statementSupporting documents26 Sept 2024View

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