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Proposed side extension to an existing PFS Kiosk. The extension will provide additional retail space. The proposed materials to be brickwork to match the existing PFS Kiosk.

Morrisons Petrol Station, 170 Queens Road, Hastings, TN34 1RN

DecidedReference: HS/FA/16/00986Hastings Borough Council

Application location

Morrisons Petrol Station, 170 Queens Road, Hastings, TN34 1RN

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Planning Permission
Received
8 Dec 2016
Validated
13 Jan 2017
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Hastings Borough Council

Application overview

Proposed side extension to an existing PFS Kiosk. The extension will provide additional retail space. The proposed materials to be brickwork to match the existing PFS Kiosk.

Proposal details

Reference
HS/FA/16/00986
Alternative references
QU801715
Ward
CASTLE Pre 18
Agent
SMR Architects

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Documents 23 of 23

DocumentPublishedAction
DecisionDecision · PDF12 May 2017View
FINAL DELEGATED REPORTReport · PDF27 Apr 2017View
PROPOSED PLANS AND ELEVATIONSAmended Plans · PDF25 Apr 2017View
PROPOSED PLANS AND ELEVATIONSAmended Plans · PDF24 Apr 2017View
PROPOSED PLANS AND ELEVATIONSAmended Plans · PDF13 Mar 2017View
RAY REIDGeneral Comment · PDF5 Mar 2017View
AMENDED LOCATION PLANDrawing · PDF1 Mar 2017View
AMENDED EXISTING PLANS AND ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF1 Mar 2017View
AMENDED PROPOSED PLANS AND ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF1 Mar 2017View
SITE NOTICE 2Site Notice26 Jan 2017View
SITE NOTICE 3Site Notice26 Jan 2017View
SITE NOTICESite Notice26 Jan 2017View
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTHConsultee Comment · PDF24 Jan 2017View
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH 2Consultee Comment · PDF24 Jan 2017View
HIGHWAYS COMMENTSConsultee Comment · PDF19 Jan 2017View
HIGHWAYSConsultee Comment · PDF18 Jan 2017View
EMAIL TO ACCOMPANY INFOOther · PDF16 Jan 2017View
FLOOD RISK STATEMENTOther · PDF16 Jan 2017View
DESIGN AND ACCESS STATEMENTOther · PDF9 Dec 2016View
PROPOSED PLANS & ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF9 Dec 2016View
PROPOSED PLANS & ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF9 Dec 2016View
LOCATION PLANDrawing · PDF9 Dec 2016View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form · PDF9 Dec 2016View

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