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Proposed use of Unit 2 and Unit 6 as a foodstore (Class E) including rear extension, revised servicing arrangements, new shop front, trolley bay and covered cycle storage; and associated works

Reading Retail Park Oxford Road Reading

Decision MadeReference: PL/22/1110Reading Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
27 Jul 2022
Validated
27 Jul 2022
Determination deadline
3 May 2024
Local authority
Reading Borough Council

Application overview

Proposed use of Unit 2 and Unit 6 as a foodstore (Class E) including rear extension, revised servicing arrangements, new shop front, trolley bay and covered cycle storage; and associated works

Proposal details

Reference
PL/22/1110
Ward
Norcot Ward
Agent
Quod

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Application location

Reading Retail Park Oxford Road Reading

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
Transport statementTransport Statement · PDF10 Mar 2023View
Noise impact assessmentNoise impact assessment · PDF18 Nov 2022View
Supporting DocumentsSupporting Documents · PDF28 Jul 2022View
Transport statementTransport Statement · PDF28 Jun 2023View
Existing PlansExisting Plans · PDF28 Jul 2022View
Delegated report 221110Planning Officer report · PDF17 Feb 2026View
Noise impact assessmentNoise impact assessment · PDF28 Jul 2022View
Sustainability appraisalSustainability appraisal · PDF28 Jul 2022View
StatementStatement · PDF28 Jul 2022View
Existing PlansExisting Plans · PDF28 Jul 2022View
Noise impact assessmentNoise impact assessment · PDF23 Jan 2023View
Transport statementTransport Statement · PDF13 Nov 2023View
Design and Access StatementDesign and Access Statement · PDF28 Jul 2022View
Reading Retail Park - Decision Notice - May 2024Decision Notice · PDF2 May 2024View
Noise impact assessmentNoise impact assessment · PDF28 Jul 2022View
Transport statementTransport Statement · PDF31 Aug 2023View
Existing PlansExisting Plans · PDF28 Jul 2022View
Planning statementPlanning statement · PDF28 Jul 2022View
Transport statementTransport Statement · PDF28 Jul 2022View

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Reading Retail Park - Decision Notice - May 2024
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