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PROVIDE 2 NO. OFF STREET PARKING AREA'S FOR HGV'S AND ERECTION OF 2.4M HIGH CLOSE BOARDED TIMBER FENCE

Asda Stores Ltd Old Mill Lane Forest Town Nottinghamshire NG19 0HA

DecidedReference: 2006/1046/NTMansfield District Council

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  5. Latest Site Notice Expiry Date

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  6. Determination Deadline

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Application
Received
15 Nov 2006
Validated
15 Nov 2006
Determination deadline
10 Jan 2007
Local authority
Mansfield District Council

Application overview

PROVIDE 2 NO. OFF STREET PARKING AREA'S FOR HGV'S AND ERECTION OF 2.4M HIGH CLOSE BOARDED TIMBER FENCE

Proposal details

Reference
2006/1046/NT
Ward
Forest Town W
Agent
MJM Consulting Engineers Ltd

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Application location

Asda Stores Ltd Old Mill Lane Forest Town Nottinghamshire NG19 0HA

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision noticeCertificates · PDF12 Feb 2007View
Approved cross section 09/02/07DRAWING · PDF5 Jan 2007View
Additional informationDRAWING · PDF5 Jan 2007View
Fence detailDRAWING · PDF8 Dec 2006View
Approved fence detail 09/02/07DRAWING · PDF8 Dec 2006View
Cross sectionsDRAWING · PDF8 Dec 2006View
Application formCertificates · PDF24 Nov 2006View
Fence detailDRAWING · PDF24 Nov 2006View
Proposed hgv off street parkingDRAWING · PDF24 Nov 2006View
Approved proposed hgv off street 09/02/07 parkingDRAWING · PDF24 Nov 2006View
PhotographsDRAWING · PDF24 Nov 2006View
Site location planDRAWING · PDF24 Nov 2006View

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