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CONVERSION OF FORMER RESTAURANT AND PUBLIC HOUSE TO 10 SELF- CONTAINED FLATS

192 HIGH STREET ESTON TS6 9JF

ApprovedReference: R/2013/0245/FFMRedcar and Cleveland Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Major Application
Received
5 Apr 2013
Validated
26 Apr 2013
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council

Application overview

CONVERSION OF FORMER RESTAURANT AND PUBLIC HOUSE TO 10 SELF- CONTAINED FLATS

Proposal details

Reference
R/2013/0245/FFM
Agent
DAVID KITCHEN ASSOC

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Application location

192 HIGH STREET ESTON TS6 9JF

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form.pdfApplication Form7 May 2013View
Decision Notice_R20130245FFM_1_.pdfDecision Notice19 Jun 2013View
Location Plan.pdfLocation Plan7 May 2013View
Existing Site and Ground Floor Plan.pdfExisting Site and Ground Floor Plan7 May 2013View
Proposed Site and Ground Floor Plan.pdfProposed Site and Ground Floor Plan7 May 2013View
Existing Ground Floor Plan(1).pdfExisting Ground Floor Plan7 May 2013View
Proposed First Floor Plan.pdfProposed First Floor Plan Foul/Surface Water Drainage7 May 2013View
Existing Ground Floor Plan.pdfExisting Ground Floor Plan7 May 2013View
Proposed Ground Floor Plan.pdfProposed Ground Floor Plan7 May 2013View
Proposed Second Floor Plan.pdfProposed Second Floor Plan Foul/Surface Water Drainage7 May 2013View
Proposed First Floor Plan(1).pdfProposed First Floor Plan7 May 2013View
Proposed Ground Floor Plan Surface Water Drainage.pdfProposed Ground Floor Plan Foul/Surface Water Drainage7 May 2013View
Existing First Floor Plan.pdfExisting First Floor Plan7 May 2013View
Existing Second Floor Plan.pdfExisting Second Floor Plan7 May 2013View
Existing Ground Floor Surface Water Drainage.pdfExisting Ground Floor Plan Surface Water Drainage7 May 2013View
Existing Elevations.pdfExisting Elevations7 May 2013View
Proposed Elevations.pdfProposed Elevations7 May 2013View
Proposed Second Floor Plan(1).pdfProposed Second Floor Plan7 May 2013View
Design and Access Statement.pdfDesign and Access Statement7 May 2013View

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Decision Notice_R20130245FFM_1_.pdf
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