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CHANGE OF USE FROM WASTE GROUND TO PRIVATE USE CAR PARK (PART RETROSPECTIVE) (RESUBMISSION) INCLUDING CHANGE TO GROUND LEVELS AND INSTALLATION OF RETAINING WALL

LAND AT REAR OF 29 ZETLAND ROAD LOFTUS

ApprovedReference: R/2015/0344/RTRedcar and Cleveland Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Retrospective
Received
27 May 2015
Validated
15 Jun 2015
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council

Application overview

CHANGE OF USE FROM WASTE GROUND TO PRIVATE USE CAR PARK (PART RETROSPECTIVE) (RESUBMISSION) INCLUDING CHANGE TO GROUND LEVELS AND INSTALLATION OF RETAINING WALL

Proposal details

Reference
R/2015/0344/RT
Agent
MR PAUL ALEXANDER

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Application location

LAND AT REAR OF 29 ZETLAND ROAD LOFTUS

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
Aplication Form 0344_Redacted.pdfApplication Form15 Jun 2015View
Consultee Response Engineers 0344.pdfConsultee response - Development Engineers (1)22 Jun 2015View
loftus 344 - Memo Style.pdfConsultee response - Parish/Town Council1 Jul 2015View
Microsoft Outlook - Memo Style - TYREMAN_Redacted.pdfNeighbour Comments - Tyreman H8 Jul 2015View
Microsoft Outlook - Memo Style 0344 RT(1).pdfConsultee response - Development Engineers (2)8 Jul 2015View
Decision Notice_R20150344RT.pdfDecision Notice5 Aug 2015View
Site Location Plan.pdfLocation Plan15 Jun 2015View
Microsoft Outlook - Memo Style - CHAMPION_Redacted.pdfNeighbour Comments - Champion S7 Jul 2015View
Microsoft Outlook - Memo Style SILVER_Redacted.pdfNeighbour Comments - Silver A8 Jul 2015View
3.pdfSite Plan as Existing28 May 2015View
001 GA-Layout1 (2).pdfGeneral Arrangement Plan - SUPERSEDED28 May 2015View
1.pdfSite Plan as Existing28 May 2015View
4.pdfSite Plan as Proposed15 Jun 2015View
5.pdfSections as Existing and Proposed15 Jun 2015View
001 REV B GA.pdfGeneral arrangement Plan - AMENDED 07 07 20158 Jul 2015View
Design Access and Herritage Statement.pdfHeritage Statement28 May 2015View

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Decision Notice_R20150344RT.pdf
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