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Erection of two storey building to create 2no. 1 bed flats and provision of parking spaces

28, Moortown Road, Middlesbrough, TS4 3JB

WithdrawnReference: 25/0285/FULMiddlesbrough Borough Council

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Application location

28, Moortown Road, Middlesbrough, TS4 3JB

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Application summary

Status
Withdrawn
Application type
Full Planning
Received
16 May 2025
Validated
Not published
Determination deadline
10 Aug 2025
Local authority
Middlesbrough Borough Council

Application overview

Erection of two storey building to create 2no. 1 bed flats and provision of parking spaces

Proposal details

Reference
25/0285/FUL
Alternative references
PP-14003152
Ward
Longlands/Beechwood
UPRN
100110125776

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
Design & access statementSupporting Documents16 May 2025View
Planning statementSupporting Documents16 May 2025View
Location & block planDrawing16 May 2025View
Existing & proposed site planDrawing16 May 2025View
Existing plans & elevationsDrawing16 May 2025View
Proposed elevationsDrawing16 May 2025View
Existing & proposed wall detail elevationsDrawing16 May 2025View
Proposed sectionsDrawing16 May 2025View
Proposed floor plansDrawing16 May 2025View
Application form redactedApplication Form16 May 2025View
Flood risk assessmentSupporting Documents3 Jun 2025View
Planning statementSupporting Documents3 Jun 2025View
Design & access statementSupporting Documents3 Jun 2025View
Consultee Notification ListConsultation Notification List9 Jun 2025View
Neighbour Notification ListNeighbour Notification List9 Jun 2025View
A102 REVISED EXISTING AND PROPOSED SITE PLANRevised Drawing2 Jul 2025View
Neighbour Reconsultation Notification ListNeighbour Notification List2 Jul 2025View

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  7. Decision date

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  8. Extension date

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  9. Decision due date

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Decision & conditions

Withdrawn
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