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Construction of a scooter store (capacity of 10 mobility scooters) off the link corridor. Steps added to existing ramp.

Gabor Court Gabor Close Nottingham Nottingham City NG11 8RL

DecidedReference: 25/00884/PFUL3Nottingham City Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full planning application
Received
8 May 2025
Validated
2 Jun 2025
Determination deadline
28 Jul 2025
Local authority
Nottingham City Council

Application overview

Construction of a scooter store (capacity of 10 mobility scooters) off the link corridor. Steps added to existing ramp.

Proposal details

Reference
25/00884/PFUL3
Alternative references
PP-13826466
Ward
Clifton West (May 2019)
Agent
Halsall Lloyd Partnership

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Application location

Gabor Court Gabor Close Nottingham Nottingham City NG11 8RL

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
PFUL3 Grant Permission - DecisionDecision Notice · PDF28 Jul 2025View
REVISED PROPOSED SCOOTER STORE ARRANGEMENTLayout Plans & Elevations · PDF13 Jun 2025View
BIODIVERSITY METRICReports2 Jun 2025View
BNG DESIGN STAGE ASSESSMENTReports · PDF21 May 2025View
PROPOSED ENTRANCE RAMP_STEPS ARRANGEMENTLayout Plans & Elevations · PDF21 May 2025View
PROPOSED SITE LAYOUTLayout Plans & Elevations · PDF21 May 2025View
EXISTING EXTERNAL ARRANGEMENTLayout Plans & Elevations · PDF21 May 2025View
EXISTING ENTRANCE RAMP ARRANGEMENTLayout Plans & Elevations · PDF21 May 2025View
EXISTING SITE LAYOUTLayout Plans & Elevations · PDF21 May 2025View
PROPOSED SITE PLANLayout Plans & Elevations · PDF21 May 2025View
SITE PLANLayout Plans & Elevations · PDF21 May 2025View
Site Location PlanSite Location Plan · PDF21 May 2025View

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PFUL3 Grant Permission - Decision
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