Non-material amendment to amend conditions 20 (CEMP) and 22 (working hours) of planning permission 26/P/0606/S73 (Section 73 application to amend application 25/P/1496/FU2 (Hybrid planning application (full and outline elements) with Environmental Statement for the construction of new office campus (Use (Class E(g)(i)) with associated external and below ground works) to allow for; extended working hours on Saturdays, 07:00 to 17:00; for working hours on Sunday, between the hours of 08:00 and 17:00, relating exclusively to site maintenance and general repairs; and updated CEMP
Land SW Of Long Ashton Park And Ride Off Gurney Roundabout (A370) And Colliters Way Long Ashton
RegisteredReference: 26/P/1283/NMANorth Somerset Council
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Non-material amendment to amend conditions 20 (CEMP) and 22 (working hours) of planning permission 26/P/0606/S73 (Section 73 application to amend application 25/P/1496/FU2 (Hybrid planning application (full and outline elements) with Environmental Statement for the construction of new office campus (Use (Class E(g)(i)) with associated external and below ground works) to allow for; extended working hours on Saturdays, 07:00 to 17:00; for working hours on Sunday, between the hours of 08:00 and 17:00, relating exclusively to site maintenance and general repairs; and updated CEMP
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Reference
26/P/1283/NMA
Ward
Long Ashton
Parish
Long Ashton
Agent
Rapleys LLP
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