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Redevelopment of Recycling Centre, including Removal of Steel Cladding from Southern Facade of Building, to be Replaced with Roller Shutters, some Hard Landscaping at Front of Building

Mile Cross Waste Recycling Centre, Swanton Road

Application ApprovedReference: C/4/2007/4002Norfolk County Council

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Application location

Mile Cross Waste Recycling Centre, Swanton Road

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Application summary

Status
Application Approved
Application type
Full
Received
Not published
Validated
9 Oct 2007
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Norfolk County Council

Application overview

Redevelopment of Recycling Centre, including Removal of Steel Cladding from Southern Facade of Building, to be Replaced with Roller Shutters, some Hard Landscaping at Front of Building

Proposal details

Reference
C/4/2007/4002

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Documents 18 of 18

DocumentPublishedAction
19930701 Sections and Elevations Plan C4074002.pdfPLA - Plans & Drawings1 Jul 1993View
20070901 Screen Planting 1 Plan C4074002.pdfPLA - Plans & Drawings1 Sept 2007View
20070901 Screen Planting Plan C4074002.pdfPLA - Plans & Drawings1 Sept 2007View
20070901 Site Location Plan C4074002.pdfPLA - Plans & Drawings1 Sept 2007View
C420074002 Red Line Plan 13092007.pdfPLA - Plans & Drawings13 Sept 2007View
20071217 Screen Planting 1 Plan C4074002.pdfPLA - Plans & Drawings17 Dec 2007View
20071217 Screen Planting C4074002.pdfPLA - Plans & Drawings17 Dec 2007View
20070914 Cover Letter C4074002.pdfOther Letters14 Sept 2007View
C4074002 Mile Cross.pdf-4 Dec 2007View
20070914 Land Ownership Certificate C4074002.pdfPLA - Application Form14 Sept 2007View
20070917 Planning Application Brochure C4074002.pdfPLA - Application Form17 Sept 2007View
C220074002 Application Form 05102007.pdfPLA - Application Form5 Oct 2007View
20071009 Application Brochure C4074002.pdfPLA - Application Form9 Oct 2007View
C420074002 Planning Statement 09102007.pdfPLA - Application Form9 Oct 2007View
C420074002 Committee Report 30112007.pdfPLA - Committee Report30 Nov 2007View
C420074002 Decision Notice 04122007.pdfPLA - Decision Documents4 Dec 2007View
20080101 Management Plan Document 1 C4074002.pdfPLA - Supporting Documents1 Jan 2008View
20080101 Management Plan Document C4074002.pdfPLA - Supporting Documents1 Jan 2008View

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Decision & conditions

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C420074002 Decision Notice 04122007.pdf
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