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PROPOSED GOLF DRIVING RANGE; ASSOCIATED WORKS TO INCLUDE BUILDING WITH ROOF MOUNTED FLOOD LIGHTING; BARRIER NETTING; NEW VEHICULAR ACCESS; CAR PARKING; GATES; FENCING AND LANDSCAPING

LAND AT CLEVELAND GOLF CLUB (ADJACENT TO 70 YORK ROAD) ACCESS OFF YORK ROAD REDCAR

ApprovedReference: R/2014/0371/FFRedcar and Cleveland Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Full
Received
12 Jun 2014
Validated
28 Oct 2014
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council

Application overview

PROPOSED GOLF DRIVING RANGE; ASSOCIATED WORKS TO INCLUDE BUILDING WITH ROOF MOUNTED FLOOD LIGHTING; BARRIER NETTING; NEW VEHICULAR ACCESS; CAR PARKING; GATES; FENCING AND LANDSCAPING

Proposal details

Reference
R/2014/0371/FF
Agent
G R HENDERSON ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

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Application location

LAND AT CLEVELAND GOLF CLUB (ADJACENT TO 70 YORK ROAD) ACCESS OFF YORK ROAD REDCAR

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form.pdfApplication Form16 Oct 2014View
R 2014 0371 FF NWL response.pdfConsultee response - Northumbrian Water10 Nov 2014View
Environment Agency R 14 0371 -.pdfConsultee response - Environment Agency26 Nov 2014View
Consultee response Highways 0371.pdfConsultee response - Highways27 Nov 2014View
R 14 0371 Contaminated Land.pdfConsultee response - Contaminated Land17 Dec 2014View
R 14 0371 Contam land.pdfConsultee response - Planning Nuisance17 Dec 2014View
Decision Notice_R20140371FF.pdfDecision Notice23 Jan 2015View
GOLF LOCATION PLAN.pdfLocation Plan28 Oct 2014View
Proposed Site Plan, Layout and elevations.pdfPlans and Elevations SUPERSEDED29 Sept 2014View
GOLF COURSE DRIVING RANGE Layout1 (2) (1)(1).pdfPlans and Elevations Amended 18.12.201418 Dec 2014View
GOLF COURSE DRIVING RANGE NET ELEVS (1).pdfNetting Elevations18 Dec 2014View
Flood Risk Assessment.pdfFlood Risk Assessment16 Oct 2014View
email from agent_Redacted.pdfIllumination Details10 Nov 2014View
Site Investigation Report.pdfSite Investigation Report10 Nov 2014View

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