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Change of use from motor store (supply and fitting of automotive parts) to Power Wholesale Ltd involving the running, manufacture, export and supply of electrical goods to the domestic and commercial market (sui generis) (additional information received 29/10/19).

Revolution Performance Motorstore Revolution House Clockmill Road Gateshead NE8 2QX

DecidedReference: DC/19/00969/COUGateshead Metropolitan Borough Council

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Revolution Performance Motorstore Revolution House Clockmill Road Gateshead NE8 2QX

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Change of Use
Received
10 Sept 2019
Validated
10 Sept 2019
Determination deadline
4 Nov 2019
Local authority
Gateshead Metropolitan Borough Council

Application overview

Change of use from motor store (supply and fitting of automotive parts) to Power Wholesale Ltd involving the running, manufacture, export and supply of electrical goods to the domestic and commercial market (sui generis) (additional information received 29/10/19).

Proposal details

Reference
DC/19/00969/COU
Ward
Dunston And Teams
Agent
Concept Architecture Ltd

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
Env Impact Screening File RecordEnv Impact Screening File Record21 Nov 2019View
Scanned Officer ReportScanned Officer Report21 Nov 2019View
Approved Certificate COUApproved Certificate COU19 Nov 2019View
JCC19-223-C-01-00 Flood Risk AssessmentAdditional Information29 Oct 2019View
DUNSTON OFFICE - INFO_ONLY_EXT_REMOVED_A1LAdditional Information25 Oct 2019View
Existing first floor planFloor Plans21 Oct 2019View
ElevationsElevations18 Sept 2019View
Floor PlansFloor Plans18 Sept 2019View
Site Layout planSite Layout plan18 Sept 2019View
Site location PlanSite location Plan18 Sept 2019View
Application FormApplication Form18 Sept 2019View

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