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Change of use from the sale, hire, repair and service of electric powered tools and portable plant and equipment (sui generis) to retail (Class E use) including new shopfront, roller shutters and 3m x 31.4m wide canopy across the front elevation (retrospective).

Lord Hire Centres Sunderland Road Gateshead NE8 3LG

DecidedReference: DC/20/00862/COUGateshead Metropolitan Borough Council

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Application location

Lord Hire Centres Sunderland Road Gateshead NE8 3LG

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Change of Use
Received
24 Sept 2020
Validated
9 Nov 2020
Determination deadline
3 Jan 2021
Local authority
Gateshead Metropolitan Borough Council

Application overview

Change of use from the sale, hire, repair and service of electric powered tools and portable plant and equipment (sui generis) to retail (Class E use) including new shopfront, roller shutters and 3m x 31.4m wide canopy across the front elevation (retrospective).

Proposal details

Reference
DC/20/00862/COU
Ward
Bridges
Agent
Bryonn Architecture Limited

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
officer reportOfficers Report27 May 2022View
Withdrawn Certificate COUWithdrawn Certificate COU27 May 2022View
Goods Delivery Schedule and Loading ArrangementsSupporting documents25 Sept 2020View
PROPOSED 02 LJR004Elevations25 Sept 2020View
PROPOSED 01 LJR003Floor Plans25 Sept 2020View
EXISTING 02 LJR002Elevations25 Sept 2020View
EXISTING 01 LJR001Floor Plans25 Sept 2020View
PROPOSED SITE PLAN LJR006Site Layout Plan25 Sept 2020View
EXISTING SITE PLAN LJR005Site Layout Plan25 Sept 2020View
TQRQM19174223909950Site Location Plan25 Sept 2020View
ApplicationFormRedactedApplication Form25 Sept 2020View

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Decision & conditions

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