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County Matters Application for change of use to civil engineering depot with office, materials recycling facility and extension of site into adjacent paddock for use for plant operator training.

Howards Car Spares, Mill Rythe Lane, Hayling Island, PO11 0QQ

OtherReference: APP/13/01153Havant Borough Council

Application location

Howards Car Spares, Mill Rythe Lane, Hayling Island, PO11 0QQ

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Application summary

Status
Other
Application type
County Consultation
Received
13 Nov 2013
Validated
13 Nov 2013
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Havant Borough Council

Application overview

County Matters Application for change of use to civil engineering depot with office, materials recycling facility and extension of site into adjacent paddock for use for plant operator training.

Proposal details

Reference
APP/13/01153
Agent
Ian Murray Architectural Services

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TITLE: Site Selections COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF29 Nov 2013View
TITLE: Consultee Response - ED COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF10 Dec 2013View
TITLE: New Build Area Dimensions COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF13 Dec 2013View
TITLE: Amended - Location Plan COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF13 Dec 2013View
TITLE: Planning Design & Access Statement COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF29 Nov 2013View
TITLE: Noise Survey Report COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF29 Nov 2013View
TITLE: Consultee Response - Environmental Health COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF10 Dec 2013View
TITLE: Elevations COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF29 Nov 2013View
TITLE: Proteus Equipment Installation Manual COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF29 Nov 2013View
TITLE: Further Consultee Response - Environmental Health COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF11 Dec 2013View
TITLE: Consultee Response - ED COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF2 Dec 2013View
TITLE: Main Site / Floor Plan COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF29 Nov 2013View
TITLE: More Views COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF29 Nov 2013View
TITLE: Consultee Response - Landscaping COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF17 Dec 2013View
TITLE: Arboricultural Method Statement COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF29 Nov 2013View
TITLE: Material Recovery Noise Output COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF29 Nov 2013View
TITLE: Material Recover & Waste Water Management Statement COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF29 Nov 2013View
TITLE: Amended Tamlite Technical Info COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF29 Nov 2013View
TITLE: Views COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF29 Nov 2013View
TITLE: Site Plan - Luminaire COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF13 Dec 2013View
TITLE: Amended Full Site Plan COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF13 Dec 2013View

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