Proposed development of un-used land adjacent to Hills Meadow Car Parkto provide a hand carwash and valeting operation with associated public toilet facilities, refreshment servery, and waiting area, as originally granted on 30 March 2015, without complying with Condition 2 (temporary 3 year permission) or 3 (Approved plans) of planning permission 141841 and subsequently allowed variation of condition 180869 (temporary 5 year permission and approved plans). This application seeks a further 5 year temporary extension period of time to the original permission 141841 until 30 March 2028, with large awning. [Amended description]
Land Adjacent Hills Meadow Car Park George Street Caversham Reading RG4 8DH
Decision MadeReference: PL/23/1306Reading Borough Council
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Proposed development of un-used land adjacent to Hills Meadow Car Parkto provide a hand carwash and valeting operation with associated public toilet facilities, refreshment servery, and waiting area, as originally granted on 30 March 2015, without complying with Condition 2 (temporary 3 year permission) or 3 (Approved plans) of planning permission 141841 and subsequently allowed variation of condition 180869 (temporary 5 year permission and approved plans). This application seeks a further 5 year temporary extension period of time to the original permission 141841 until 30 March 2028, with large awning. [Amended description]
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Reference
PL/23/1306
Ward
Thames Ward
Agent
Woolhampton Design Centre
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