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CHANGE OF USE OF UNIT 1 FROM INDUSTRIAL UNIT TO CAR SALES/VEHICLE REPAIR AND VALETING UNIT INCLUDING CHANGE OF USE OF AMENITY LAND TO CAR SALES COMPOUND; RELOCATION OF 1.8 METRE BOUNDARY FENCING

UNIT 1 AND LAND ADJACENT TO 1 & 10 WARRENBY COURT TOD POINT ROAD REDCAR TS10 5AT

ApprovedReference: R/2012/0415/FFRedcar and Cleveland Borough Council

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Application summary

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

Application overview

CHANGE OF USE OF UNIT 1 FROM INDUSTRIAL UNIT TO CAR SALES/VEHICLE REPAIR AND VALETING UNIT INCLUDING CHANGE OF USE OF AMENITY LAND TO CAR SALES COMPOUND; RELOCATION OF 1.8 METRE BOUNDARY FENCING

Proposal details

Reference
R/2012/0415/FF
Agent
MIDS AUTO SERVICES

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Application location

UNIT 1 AND LAND ADJACENT TO 1 & 10 WARRENBY COURT TOD POINT ROAD REDCAR TS10 5AT

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Documents 15 of 15

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ApplicationFormNoPersonalData.pdfApplication Form25 May 2012View
Decision Notice_R20120415FF_1_.pdfDecision Notice17 Aug 2012View
Site location plan.jpgLocation Plan25 May 2012View
Warrenby Court Block Plan Proposed Vehicle Layout.jpgVehicle Layout Plan25 May 2012View
Outline plan of Unit 1 Warrenby Court.pdfIndicative Layout Plan25 Jun 2012View
Warrenby Court Block Plan.pdfBlock Plan25 Jun 2012View
fencing-palisade-metal.jpgPhotograph Fence Detail25 May 2012View
warrenby court 2.jpgPhotograph25 May 2012View
warrenby court 1.jpgPhotograph25 May 2012View
Decorative_Pea_Gravel.jpgDecorative Gravel25 May 2012View
FloodRiskIndicatorCE212587_120524135319038.pdfFlood Risk Indicator25 May 2012View
Flood Risk Assessment_120524135205586.pdfFlood Risk Assessment25 May 2012View
warrenby court 4.jpgPhotograph25 May 2012View
warrenby court 5.jpgPhotograph25 May 2012View
design and access statement for warrenby court.pdfDesign and Access Statement25 Jun 2012View

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Decision Notice_R20120415FF_1_.pdf
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