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Installation of non-illuminated totem, banner frame, internally illuminated fascia and projecting logo signs and non-illuminated customer information and car park signs (amended plans received 18.09.2024)

Crawcrook DIY And Trade 12 Main Street Ryton NE40 4ND

DecidedReference: DC/24/00683/ADVGateshead Metropolitan Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Application to Display Adverts
Received
9 Aug 2024
Validated
9 Aug 2024
Determination deadline
4 Oct 2024
Local authority
Gateshead Metropolitan Borough Council

Application overview

Installation of non-illuminated totem, banner frame, internally illuminated fascia and projecting logo signs and non-illuminated customer information and car park signs (amended plans received 18.09.2024)

Proposal details

Reference
DC/24/00683/ADV
Ward
Crawcrook And Greenside
Agent
AMCA Architects

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Application location

Crawcrook DIY And Trade 12 Main Street Ryton NE40 4ND

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DocumentPublishedAction
24 683 officer reportOfficers Report1 Oct 2024View
Temporary Certificate ADVTemporary Certificate ADV1 Oct 2024View
3892_CRAWCROOK_PL_010_D_PROPOSED SITE PLANAmended Site Layout18 Sept 2024View
3892_CRAWCROOK_PL_001_C_LOCATION PLANAmended Site Layout18 Sept 2024View
G_87046-E_Crawcrook (APPROVED) Signage Pack 240917Amended Plans18 Sept 2024View
Plan - LocationPlanPlans23 Aug 2024View
SUPERSEDED Plan - Location Plan - 3892_CRAWCROOK_PL_001_BSuperseded Plans23 Aug 2024View
SUPERSEDED Plan - G_87046-D_Crawcrook (APPROVED)Superseded Plans23 Aug 2024View
Plan - Front Elevation Proposed - G_87046 Rev DPlans23 Aug 2024View
SUPERSEDED Plan - Site Plan Proposed - 3892_CRAWCROOK_PL_010_CSuperseded Plans23 Aug 2024View
ApplicationFormRedactedApplication Form23 Aug 2024View

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