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ERECTION OF 50 (NO) DWELLINGS, PROVISION OF NEW VEHICULAR ACCESS AND ASSOCIATED WORKS

FORMER ROSECROFT SCHOOL, ROSECROFT LANE, LOFTUS, TS134PZ

ApprovedReference: R/2008/0045/FFMRedcar and Cleveland Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Major Application
Received
17 Jan 2008
Validated
21 Jan 2008
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council

Application overview

ERECTION OF 50 (NO) DWELLINGS, PROVISION OF NEW VEHICULAR ACCESS AND ASSOCIATED WORKS

Proposal details

Reference
R/2008/0045/FFM
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Application location

FORMER ROSECROFT SCHOOL, ROSECROFT LANE, LOFTUS, TS134PZ

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Documents 23 of 23

DocumentPublishedAction
2008 0045.pdfDecision Notice SCANNED27 Mar 2008View
Design and Access Statement.pdfDesign and Access Statement.pdf22 Jan 2008View
House type Chillingham Special.pdfHouse type Chillingham Special.pdf23 Jan 2008View
House type Conway.pdfHouse type Conway.pdf23 Jan 2008View
House type Braemar.pdfHouse type Braemar.pdf23 Jan 2008View
House type Beckwith.pdfHouse type Beckwith.pdf23 Jan 2008View
House type Ardbeg.pdfHouse type Ardbeg.pdf23 Jan 2008View
Garage Details.pdfGarage Details.pdf23 Jan 2008View
Site location plan.pdfSite location plan.pdf23 Jan 2008View
House type Thurso.pdfHouse type Thurso.pdf23 Jan 2008View
House type Strathmore.pdfHouse type Strathmore.pdf23 Jan 2008View
House type Thurso Special.pdfHouse type Thurso Special.pdf23 Jan 2008View
House type Dalton.pdfHouse type Dalton.pdf23 Jan 2008View
House type Glamis.pdfHouse type Glamis.pdf23 Jan 2008View
House type Holborn.pdfHouse type Holborn.pdf23 Jan 2008View
House type Sandhoe.pdfHouse type Sandhoe.pdf23 Jan 2008View
Illustrative elevations.pdfIllustrative elevations.pdf29 Jan 2008View
Proposed site layout.pdfProposed site layout.pdf29 Jan 2008View
Proposed sections.pdfProposed sections.pdf29 Jan 2008View
Flood Risk Assessment.pdfFlood Risk Assessment.pdf29 Jan 2008View
Application form.pdfApplication form.pdf1 Feb 2008View
Planning Statement.pdfPlanning Statement.pdf1 Feb 2008View
Tree survey.pdfTree survey.pdf1 Feb 2008View

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2008 0045.pdf
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