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TWO STOREY RESIDENTIAL CARE HOME (67 BEDS) WITH ASSOCIATED CAR PARKING; BOUNDARY WALLING/RAILINGS; LANDSCAPING AND NEW VEHICULAR AND PEDESTRIAN ACCESSES

VACANT SITE JUNCTION OF LORD STREET/REDCAR LANE REDCAR TS10 3JH

ApprovedReference: R/2012/0390/FFMRedcar and Cleveland Borough Council

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Application location

VACANT SITE JUNCTION OF LORD STREET/REDCAR LANE REDCAR TS10 3JH

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Major Application
Received
22 May 2012
Validated
15 Jun 2012
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council

Application overview

TWO STOREY RESIDENTIAL CARE HOME (67 BEDS) WITH ASSOCIATED CAR PARKING; BOUNDARY WALLING/RAILINGS; LANDSCAPING AND NEW VEHICULAR AND PEDESTRIAN ACCESSES

Proposal details

Reference
R/2012/0390/FFM
Agent
MR NIGEL DAWSON

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Documents 18 of 18

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ApplicationFormNoPersonalData.pdfApplication Form22 May 2012View
Decision Notice_R20120390FFM.pdfDecision Notice3 Aug 2012View
C108_P01 Location Plan.pdfLocation Plan22 May 2012View
C108_P09 Proposed Elevations 4-6.pdfElevations South and East22 May 2012View
C108_P05 Proposed FF Plan.pdfFirst Floor Plan22 May 2012View
C108_P08 Proposed Elevations 1-3.pdfElevations North and West22 May 2012View
C108_P03 Proposed Site Plan.pdfSite Layout Plan22 May 2012View
C108_P07 Proposed Sections A and B.pdfSections22 May 2012View
C108_P06 Proposed Roof Plan.pdfRoof Plan22 May 2012View
C108_P04 Proposed GF Plan.pdfGround Floor Layout Plan22 May 2012View
C108_P12-Proposed Photomontage Illustrations.pdfPhotomontage15 Jun 2012View
C108_P10-Proposed Boundary Treatment.pdfBoundary Treatment15 Jun 2012View
Sitecheck Environmental Site Assessment Report.pdfDesk Top Study22 May 2012View
C108-Archaeological Assessment.pdfArchaeological Assessment22 May 2012View
C108-Design and Access Statement.pdfDesign & Access Statement22 May 2012View
C108-Arboricultural Statement.pdfTree Survey22 May 2012View
C108-Travel Plan.pdfTravel Plan22 May 2012View
C108_P02 Existing Site Plan.pdfTopographical Site Plan22 May 2012View

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Decision & conditions

GRANT PLANNING PERMISSION
Decision Notice_R20120390FFM.pdf
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