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Change of use to mixed B1 B2 and B8 from existing Sui Generis use as scrapyard/metal recycling yard.

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

Decision MadeReference: APP/14/00455Havant Borough Council

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Application location

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

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Change of use
Received
30 Apr 2014
Validated
19 May 2014
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Havant Borough Council

Application overview

Change of use to mixed B1 B2 and B8 from existing Sui Generis use as scrapyard/metal recycling yard.

Proposal details

Reference
APP/14/00455
Alternative references
PP-03352448
Agent
I J Murray Associates

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DocumentPublishedAction
TITLE: Consultation Response - Chichester Harbour Conservancy COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF14 Aug 2014View
TITLE: Consultation Response - Highways COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF8 Aug 2014View
TITLE: Consultee Response - Environment Agency COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF12 Jun 2014View
TITLE: Delegated Report COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF20 Aug 2014View
TITLE: Lighting Data Sheet COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF27 May 2014View
TITLE: Decision Notice COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF20 Aug 2014View
TITLE: Post Decision Representation - P Sutton COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF16 Jul 2015View
TITLE: Consultee Response - Natural England COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF10 Jun 2014View
TITLE: Proposed Site Plan COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF27 May 2014View
TITLE: Views COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF27 May 2014View
TITLE: Design and Access Statement COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF27 May 2014View
TITLE: Consultee Response - County Planning COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF16 Jun 2014View
TITLE: More Views COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF27 May 2014View
TITLE: Flood Risk Assessment COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF27 May 2014View
TITLE: Location Plans COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF27 May 2014View
TITLE: Lighting Assessment COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF27 May 2014View
TITLE: Elevations COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF27 May 2014View
TITLE: Application Form Redacted COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF3 Jun 2014View
TITLE: Floor Plan COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF27 May 2014View

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