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STEEL PORTAL BUILDING FOR USE AS AN ANAEROBIC DIGESTION PLANT; SINGLE STOREY DETACHED OFFICE BUILDING; 6 STORAGE TANKS; ELECTRICITY SUB-STATION; CAR PARKING; HARDSTANDINGS AND ASSOCIATED LANDSCAPING (AMENDED SCHEME)

LAND AT TILBURY ROAD SOUTH BANK TS6 6AW

ApprovedReference: R/2013/0373/FFMRedcar and Cleveland Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Major Application
Received
22 May 2013
Validated
8 Jul 2013
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council

Application overview

STEEL PORTAL BUILDING FOR USE AS AN ANAEROBIC DIGESTION PLANT; SINGLE STOREY DETACHED OFFICE BUILDING; 6 STORAGE TANKS; ELECTRICITY SUB-STATION; CAR PARKING; HARDSTANDINGS AND ASSOCIATED LANDSCAPING (AMENDED SCHEME)

Proposal details

Reference
R/2013/0373/FFM
Agent
SIMON HALL ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN LTD.

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Application location

LAND AT TILBURY ROAD SOUTH BANK TS6 6AW

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Documents 17 of 17

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ApplicationFormNoPersonalData.pdfApplication Form22 May 2013View
Decision Notice_R20130373FFM.pdfDecision Notice20 Sept 2013View
sch443-siteplan.pdfLocation Plan22 May 2013View
sch443-1Apl.pdfExisting Site Plan22 May 2013View
sch443-2Apl.pdfProposed Layout Plan22 May 2013View
sch443-4Apl.pdfFloor and Roof Plans of Steel Portal Building22 May 2013View
sch443-5Apl.pdfElevations of Steel Portal Building22 May 2013View
sch443-7Apl.pdfPlans and Elevations of Office Building22 May 2013View
sch443-6Apl.pdfElevations of Steel Portal and Electricity Sub-Station Buildings22 May 2013View
sch443-8Apl.pdfElevations of Storage Tanks8 Jul 2013View
sch443-3Apl.pdfProposed Site Plan8 Jul 2013View
DAsch443.docDesign and Access Statement22 May 2013View
AirQuality443.docAir Quality Assessment22 May 2013View
Ward Recycling Noise Report for Planning.pdfNoise Impact Assessment22 May 2013View
Floodrisk443.docFlood Risk Assessment22 May 2013View
sch443screeningapp.docScreening Appraisal22 May 2013View
Screening Opinion Response Reg 7_R20130373FFM.pdfScreening Opinion Response Reg 79 Aug 2013View

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