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RETENTION OF BUILDING AS STUDIO APARTMENT AND CHANGE OF USE FROM GROUND FLOOR CAFE TO ONE-BEDROOM APARTMENT TOGETHER WITH ALTERATIONS

6B CHURCH LANE ORMESBY TS7 9AH

ApprovedReference: R/2014/0360/CARedcar and Cleveland Borough Council

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Application location

6B CHURCH LANE ORMESBY TS7 9AH

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Conservation Area
Received
9 Jun 2014
Validated
11 Jul 2014
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council

Application overview

RETENTION OF BUILDING AS STUDIO APARTMENT AND CHANGE OF USE FROM GROUND FLOOR CAFE TO ONE-BEDROOM APARTMENT TOGETHER WITH ALTERATIONS

Proposal details

Reference
R/2014/0360/CA
Agent
MR P MCGRAVEY

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form.pdfApplication Form9 Jun 2014View
Microsoft Outlook - Ward Member Comment.pdfConsultee response - Ward Rep18 Jun 2014View
Environment Agency.pdfConsultee response - Environment Agency (1)8 Jul 2014View
Microsoft Outlook - Consultee Response Housing Area Services 0360.pdfConsultee response - Housing Area Services25 Jul 2014View
Consultee Response EA 0360.pdfConsultee response - Environment Agency (2)25 Jul 2014View
PlanningProposal.pdfConsultee response - Environment Agency (3)2 Sept 2014View
0360.pdfConsultee response - Environment Agency (4)4 Sept 2014View
Decision Notice_R20140360CA.pdfDecision Notice5 Sept 2014View
Location Plan.pdfLocation Plan9 Jun 2014View
Existing Floor Plan.pdfExisting Floor Plan SUPERSEDED9 Jun 2014View
Site Plan.pdfSite Plan9 Jun 2014View
Proposed Elevations.pdfProposed Elevations SUPERSEDED9 Jun 2014View
Existing Elevations.pdfExisting Elevations SUPERSEDED9 Jun 2014View
Proposed Floor Plan.pdfProposed Floor Plan SUPERSEDED9 Jun 2014View
002 Existing Elevations Paper (1).pdfExisting Elevations Revised 11.7.201411 Jul 2014View
001 Exist - Proposed Plans a1 Paper.pdfProposed Plans Revised 11.7.201411 Jul 2014View
003 Proposed Elevations a3 Paper.pdfProposed Elevations Revised 11.7.201411 Jul 2014View
Flood Risk Assessment.pdfFlood Risk Assessment9 Jun 2014View
Heritage Statement.pdfHeritage Statement9 Jun 2014View

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Decision Notice_R20140360CA.pdf
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