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Erection of light industrial building for the storage and sorting of non ferrous metals

Former Corporation Yard, Western Road, Deal, CT14 6PJ

DeterminedReference: KCC/DO/0169/2010Kent County Council

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Application summary

Status
Determined
Application type
Not published
Received
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Validated
28 Jun 2011
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Kent County Council

Application overview

Erection of light industrial building for the storage and sorting of non ferrous metals

Proposal details

Reference
KCC/DO/0169/2010
Alternative references
DO/11/570
Agent
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Application location

Former Corporation Yard, Western Road, Deal, CT14 6PJ

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Documents 23 of 23

DocumentPublishedAction
Photograph of proposed industrial building.pdfApplication Documents7 Feb 2012View
Application form.pdfApplication Documents20 Jul 2010View
Revision 20 89 2009 Entrance Tracking.pdfApplication Documents1 Feb 2012View
Photographs.pdfApplication Documents1 Feb 2012View
Noise Assessment.pdfApplication Documents15 Jun 2011View
Dust Assessment.pdfApplication Documents15 Jun 2011View
03 89 2009 Rev C Proposed Elevations.pdfApplication Documents1 Feb 2012View
03 89 2009 Proposed Elevations.pdfApplication Documents15 Jun 2011View
Email from Agent dated 7 Feb 2012.pdfApplication Documents7 Feb 2012View
Desk Study Report.pdfApplication Documents15 Jun 2011View
02 89 2009 Site Layout Plan.pdfApplication Documents15 Jun 2011View
02 89 2009 Site Layout Plan..pdfApplication Documents1 Feb 2012View
Flood Risk Assessment.pdfApplication Documents29 Jun 2011View
Email from C Tidmarsh dated 22 March 2012.pdfApplication Documents26 Mar 2012View
Design and Access Statement.pdfApplication Documents15 Jun 2011View
15 89 2009 Rev A Existing Use Plan.pdfApplication Documents1 Feb 2012View
Additional Amended Information received 14 Nov 2011.pdfApplication Documents15 Nov 2011View
04 89 2009 Floor Plan.pdfApplication Documents7 Feb 2012View
Email from Designs dated 27 Jan 2012.pdfApplication Documents1 Feb 2012View
Decision.pdfDecision17 May 2012View
Screening Decision.pdfDecision8 Feb 2012View
Committee Report.pdfDecision2 Apr 2012View
Advert.pdfOfficer Correspondence18 Jul 2011View

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Decision.pdf Screening Decision.pdf Committee Report.pdf
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