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Change of use of land to mixed use agricultural and private recreational use (use class Sui Generis) and erection of shed measuring 4m long, 4m wide and 2.5m high to the ridge (retrospective application) (description amended 22.07.2022)

South Farm Granary (land South Of) South Farm Lamesley Birtley Gateshead NE11 0ET

UnknownReference: DC/22/00169/FULGateshead Metropolitan Borough Council

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Application location

South Farm Granary (land South Of) South Farm Lamesley Birtley Gateshead NE11 0ET

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Application summary

Status
Unknown
Application type
Full Application
Received
17 Feb 2022
Validated
11 May 2022
Determination deadline
22 Aug 2022
Local authority
Gateshead Metropolitan Borough Council

Application overview

Change of use of land to mixed use agricultural and private recreational use (use class Sui Generis) and erection of shed measuring 4m long, 4m wide and 2.5m high to the ridge (retrospective application) (description amended 22.07.2022)

Proposal details

Reference
DC/22/00169/FUL
Ward
Lamesley
Parish
Lamesley Parish Council

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
officer reportOfficers Report22 Aug 2022View
Retrospective Certificate FULRetrospective Certificate FUL22 Aug 2022View
App form desc redactedApplication Form18 May 2022View
5Supporting documents16 May 2022View
4Supporting documents16 May 2022View
3Supporting documents16 May 2022View
2Supporting documents16 May 2022View
1Supporting documents16 May 2022View
Site PlanSite Layout Plan16 May 2022View
2Supporting documents16 May 2022View
1Supporting documents16 May 2022View
F81D2E34-3880-44B8-BBCE-69FDEE428729Supporting documents10 Mar 2022View
85FECF19-3665-4287-81B6-CF0EFDCA8943Site Location Plan10 Mar 2022View
012F5421-C01F-4CCF-BCC0-812FBA5ACB30Supporting documents10 Mar 2022View

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  7. Permission Expiry Date

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Decision & conditions

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