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The Former Swan Hunter Ship Yard Local Development Order granting specific permitted development rights for Use Classes E(g) and B2 development associated with energy industries (included but not limited to oil and gas and renewables); offshore, technology, marine and sub-sea; manufacturing, construction and engineering; and/or research and development related to any of the above sectors.

Swan Hunter Tyneside Yard Ltd Station Road Wallsend Tyne And Wear NE28 6EQ

Awaiting decisionReference: 22/01507/DESLDONorth Tyneside Council

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Swan Hunter Tyneside Yard Ltd Station Road Wallsend Tyne And Wear NE28 6EQ

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Application summary

Status
Awaiting decision
Application type
Designation of Local Development Order
Received
9 Aug 2022
Validated
9 Aug 2022
Determination deadline
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Local authority
North Tyneside Council

Application overview

The Former Swan Hunter Ship Yard Local Development Order granting specific permitted development rights for Use Classes E(g) and B2 development associated with energy industries (included but not limited to oil and gas and renewables); offshore, technology, marine and sub-sea; manufacturing, construction and engineering; and/or research and development related to any of the above sectors.

Proposal details

Reference
22/01507/DESLDO
Ward
Wallsend
Parish
Wallsend

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Documents 3 of 3

DocumentPublishedAction
NORTHERN GAS NETWORKSConsultee Comment · PDF23 Aug 2022View
DRAFT REVISED LDOBackGround Papers · PDF10 Aug 2022View
DRAFT REVISED LDO BOUNDARYBackGround Papers · PDF10 Aug 2022View

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