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USE OF PROPOSED STAFFROOM AND COMMUNAL AREA AS 2 ADDITIONAL RESIDENTIAL UNITS AND 1 DETACHED SUB-STATION

ESTON COMMUNITY VILLAGE ADJACENT TO BARNABY HOUSE LODGE FARM ROAD ESTON

ApprovedReference: R/2015/0500/FFRedcar and Cleveland Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Full
Received
4 Aug 2015
Validated
2 Sept 2015
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council

Application overview

USE OF PROPOSED STAFFROOM AND COMMUNAL AREA AS 2 ADDITIONAL RESIDENTIAL UNITS AND 1 DETACHED SUB-STATION

Proposal details

Reference
R/2015/0500/FF
Agent
BSBA ARCHITECTS

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Application location

ESTON COMMUNITY VILLAGE ADJACENT TO BARNABY HOUSE LODGE FARM ROAD ESTON

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ApplicationFormNoPersonalData.pdfApplication Form4 Aug 2015View
lead com 500 - Memo Style.pdfConsultee response - Adult Services10 Sept 2015View
Microsoft Outlook - Memo Style 0500.pdfConsultee response - Northumbrian Water11 Sept 2015View
2015 0500 Eston community village HO.pdfConsultee response - Development Engineers15 Sept 2015View
MGE01785 Contaminated land officer 0500.pdfConsultee response - Environmental Protection (Contaminated Land)15 Sept 2015View
MGE01786 Planning Nuisance 0500.pdfConsultee response - Environmental Protection (Nuisance)16 Sept 2015View
Decision Notice_R20150500FF.pdfDecision Notice9 Oct 2015View
12017 L01 Location Plan.pdfLocation Plan4 Aug 2015View
12017 P01F Site Plan sheet 01 of 02.pdfSite Plan Sheet 1 of 24 Aug 2015View
12017 P02E Site Plan sheet 02 of 02.pdfSite Plan Sheet 2 of 24 Aug 2015View
12017 P10C Rosedale House Elevations.pdfElevations of Rosedale House4 Aug 2015View
12017 P21D Ripley Court General Arrangement Plans.pdfFloor Layout Plans of Ripley Court4 Aug 2015View
12017 P20C Ripley Court Elevations.pdfElevations of Ripley Court4 Aug 2015View
12017 P11D Rosedale House General Arrangement Plans.pdfFloor Layout Plans of Rosedale House4 Aug 2015View
12017 P60 Existing Site Sections.pdfSite Sections as Existing4 Aug 2015View
12017 P75 Proposed Sub Station.pdfPlans and Elevations of Sub-Substation4 Aug 2015View

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Decision Notice_R20150500FF.pdf
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