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DEMOLITION OF EXISTING HEALTH CENTRE AND ERECTION OF A NEW THREE STOREY HEALTH CENTRE INCLUDING PHARMACY; NEW VEHICULAR AND PEDESTRIAN ACCESSES AND 68 NO. SPACE CAR PARK WITH ASSOCIATED LANDSCAPING

THE HEALTH CENTRE, COATHAM ROAD, REDCAR

ApprovedReference: R/2009/0805/FFMRedcar and Cleveland Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Major Application
Received
27 Nov 2009
Validated
7 Dec 2009
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council

Application overview

DEMOLITION OF EXISTING HEALTH CENTRE AND ERECTION OF A NEW THREE STOREY HEALTH CENTRE INCLUDING PHARMACY; NEW VEHICULAR AND PEDESTRIAN ACCESSES AND 68 NO. SPACE CAR PARK WITH ASSOCIATED LANDSCAPING

Proposal details

Reference
R/2009/0805/FFM
Agent
HOWARTH LITCHFIELD PARTNERSHIP

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Application location

THE HEALTH CENTRE, COATHAM ROAD, REDCAR

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R 2009 0805.pdfDecision NoticeNot publishedView
Second Floor Plan.pdfSecond Floor Plan.pdf27 Nov 2009View
Travel Plan.pdfTravel Plan.pdf27 Nov 2009View
Roof Plan.pdfRoof Plan.pdf27 Nov 2009View
Statement of Community Involvement.pdfStatement of Community Involvement.pdf27 Nov 2009View
Proposed West Elevations SUPERCEDED.pdfProposed West Elevations SUPERCEDED.pdf27 Nov 2009View
Proposed Site Plan - SUPERCEDED.pdfProposed Site Plan - SUPERCEDED.pdf27 Nov 2009View
Proposed Elevations SUPERCEDED.pdfProposed Elevations SUPERCEDED.pdf27 Nov 2009View
Ground Floor Plan.pdfGround Floor Plan.pdf27 Nov 2009View
Location Plan.pdfLocation Plan.pdf27 Nov 2009View
Application Form.pdfApplication Form.pdf27 Nov 2009View
Breeam Report.pdfBreeam Report.pdf2 Dec 2009View
First Floor Plan.pdfFirst Floor Plan.pdf4 Dec 2009View
Existing Site Plan.pdfExisting Site Plan.pdf10 Dec 2009View
Design And Access Statement.pdfDesign And Access Statement.pdf10 Dec 2009View
Bat Survey.pdfBat Survey.pdf25 Jan 2010View
Proposed Elevations AMENDED 22 01 2010.pdfProposed Elevations AMENDED 22 01 2010.pdf25 Jan 2010View
Proposed West Elevations AMENDED 22 01 2010.pdfProposed West Elevations AMENDED 22 01 2010.pdf25 Jan 2010View
Site Plan - Amended 29 01 2010.pdfSite Plan - Amended 29 01 2010.pdf4 Feb 2010View

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R 2009 0805.pdf
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