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Lawful Development Certificate to demonstrate the material operations carried out are sufficient to begin development within the time limit set within planning permission DC/21/00851/FUL and that the continuation of the development authorised by planning permission DC/21/00851/FUL after the expiry of the deadline for implementation in accordance with the approved plans would be lawful

Land At South Shore Road Gateshead Quays Gateshead

DecidedReference: DC/25/00337/CPLGateshead Metropolitan Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Certificate Proposed Lawful Use/Dev
Received
5 May 2025
Validated
5 May 2025
Determination deadline
30 Jun 2025
Local authority
Gateshead Metropolitan Borough Council

Application overview

Lawful Development Certificate to demonstrate the material operations carried out are sufficient to begin development within the time limit set within planning permission DC/21/00851/FUL and that the continuation of the development authorised by planning permission DC/21/00851/FUL after the expiry of the deadline for implementation in accordance with the approved plans would be lawful

Proposal details

Reference
DC/25/00337/CPL
Ward
Bridges
Agent
Lichfields

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Application location

Land At South Shore Road Gateshead Quays Gateshead

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Documents 10 of 10

DocumentPublishedAction
Officer Recommendation ReportOfficers Report20 Jun 2025View
Approved Certificate CPLApproved Certificate CPL20 Jun 2025View
Supporting Document - Photograph 5Supporting documents28 May 2025View
Supporting Document - Photograph 4Supporting documents28 May 2025View
Supporting Document - Photograph 3Supporting documents28 May 2025View
Supporting Document - Photograph 2Supporting documents28 May 2025View
Supporting Document - Photograph 1Supporting documents28 May 2025View
Plans - Site Location Plan (U213-P001 RevP1)Plans28 May 2025View
Plans - Proposed - Site Layout Plan (U213-P003 RevP2)Plans28 May 2025View
Application Form - RedactedApplication Form28 May 2025View

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