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Advertisement Consent for 11 internally illuminated site signs and 13 non-illuminated site signs

Land Adjacent To Tesco's Courteney Road Rainham Gillingham

Not publishedReference: MC/16/0443Medway Council

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Application summary

Status
Not published
Application type
Advertisement Consent
Received
1 Feb 2016
Validated
9 Feb 2016
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Medway Council

Application overview

Advertisement Consent for 11 internally illuminated site signs and 13 non-illuminated site signs

Proposal details

Reference
MC/16/0443
Alternative references
PP-04794185
Ward
Rainham Central Ward
Agent
Planware Ltd

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Application location

Land Adjacent To Tesco's Courteney Road Rainham Gillingham

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Documents 23 of 23

DocumentPublishedAction
S106 AgreementS106 Agreement · PDF19 Apr 2017View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice29 Jul 2016View
Case Officer ReportCase Officer Report29 Jul 2016View
PROPOSED SITE LAYOUT PLANDrawings · PDF25 Jul 2016View
COD DT CANOPYDrawings · PDF7 Jul 2016View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF2 Feb 2016View
10 MPH DISCSupporting Documents · PDF2 Feb 2016View
SITE LOCATION PLANDrawings · PDF2 Feb 2016View
BANNER UNITSupporting Documents · PDF2 Feb 2016View
DIRECTIONAL WELCOME SIGNSupporting Documents · PDF2 Feb 2016View
DIRECTIONAL SEE YOU SOON SIGNSupporting Documents · PDF2 Feb 2016View
ACCESSIBLE PARKING SIGNSupporting Documents · PDF2 Feb 2016View
CAUTION SIGNS LOOK LEFT/RIGHTSupporting Documents · PDF2 Feb 2016View
GIVE WAY SIGNSupporting Documents · PDF2 Feb 2016View
NO ENTRY SIGNSupporting Documents · PDF2 Feb 2016View
PARKED ORDER BAY 1Supporting Documents · PDF2 Feb 2016View
PARKED ORDER BAY 2Supporting Documents · PDF2 Feb 2016View
PEDESTRIAN CROSSING SIGNSupporting Documents · PDF2 Feb 2016View
GATEWAY SIGNSupporting Documents · PDF2 Feb 2016View
HERO POSTER BOARDSupporting Documents · PDF2 Feb 2016View
ANY LANE SIGNSupporting Documents · PDF2 Feb 2016View
TOTEM 3 PRE SELL BOARDSSupporting Documents · PDF2 Feb 2016View
TOTEM 4 2 BAYSupporting Documents · PDF2 Feb 2016View

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