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THREE STOREY REAR EXTENSION TO RESIDENTIAL CARE HOME (REVISED SCHEME)

180 COATHAM ROAD, REDCAR, TS101RA

ApprovedReference: R/2009/0257/RSRedcar and Cleveland Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Resubmission
Received
21 Apr 2009
Validated
21 Apr 2009
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council

Application overview

THREE STOREY REAR EXTENSION TO RESIDENTIAL CARE HOME (REVISED SCHEME)

Proposal details

Reference
R/2009/0257/RS
Agent
DAVID STOVELL & MILLWATER

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Application location

180 COATHAM ROAD, REDCAR, TS101RA

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Documents 23 of 23

DocumentPublishedAction
R 2009 0257.pdfDecision NoticeNot publishedView
Site Plan.pdfSite Plan.pdf22 Apr 2009View
Proposed West Elevation.pdfProposed West Elevation.pdf22 Apr 2009View
Proposed Section.pdfProposed Section.pdf22 Apr 2009View
Proposed Second Floor Plan.pdfProposed Second Floor Plan.pdf22 Apr 2009View
Proposed North Elevation.pdfProposed North Elevation.pdf22 Apr 2009View
Proposed Layout.pdfProposed Layout.pdf22 Apr 2009View
Proposed Ground Floor Plan.pdfProposed Ground Floor Plan.pdf22 Apr 2009View
Proposed First Floor Plan.pdfProposed First Floor Plan.pdf22 Apr 2009View
Proposed East Elevation.pdfProposed East Elevation.pdf22 Apr 2009View
Location Plan.pdfLocation Plan.pdf22 Apr 2009View
Existing West Internal Elevation.pdfExisting West Internal Elevation.pdf22 Apr 2009View
Existing West Elevation.pdfExisting West Elevation.pdf22 Apr 2009View
Existing Site Plan.pdfExisting Site Plan.pdf22 Apr 2009View
Existing North Elevation.pdfExisting North Elevation.pdf22 Apr 2009View
Existing Ground Floor Plan.pdfExisting Ground Floor Plan.pdf22 Apr 2009View
Existing Second Floor Plan.pdfExisting Second Floor Plan.pdf22 Apr 2009View
Existing Section.pdfExisting Section.pdf22 Apr 2009View
Attachment Summary.pdfAttachment Summary.pdf22 Apr 2009View
Application Form.pdfApplication Form.pdf22 Apr 2009View
Design and Access Statement.pdfDesign and Access Statement.pdf22 Apr 2009View
Existing East Internal Elevation.pdfExisting East Internal Elevation.pdf22 Apr 2009View
Existing First Floor Plan.pdfExisting First Floor Plan.pdf22 Apr 2009View

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Decision & conditions

GRANT PLANNING PERMISSION
R 2009 0257.pdf
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