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SINGLE STOREY DETACHED STORAGE BUILDING AND ALTERATION TO ACCESS INCLUDING RELOCATION OF EXISTING TIMBER GATES

STORAGE COMPOUND JUNCTION OF LIVERTON ROAD AND GASKELL LANE LOFTUS

ApprovedReference: R/2019/0023/CARedcar and Cleveland Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Conservation Area
Received
9 Jan 2019
Validated
21 Jan 2019
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council

Application overview

SINGLE STOREY DETACHED STORAGE BUILDING AND ALTERATION TO ACCESS INCLUDING RELOCATION OF EXISTING TIMBER GATES

Proposal details

Reference
R/2019/0023/CA
Agent
AL Partnership

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STORAGE COMPOUND JUNCTION OF LIVERTON ROAD AND GASKELL LANE LOFTUS

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ApplicationFormNoPersonalData.pdfApplication Form9 Jan 2019View
LTC.pdfConsultee response - Parish/Town Council29 Jan 2019View
Consultee Response - Conservation Officer 0023.pdfConsultee response - Strategic Planning (Conservation)8 Feb 2019View
Ea response to R.2019.0023.CA 120219.pdfConsultee response - Environment Agency12 Feb 2019View
Consultee Response - LLFA.pdfConsultee response - Engineers (Drainage LLFA)1 Mar 2019View
ENGINEERS.pdfConsultee response - Development Engineers14 Mar 2019View
Decision Notice_R20190023CA.pdfDecision Notice18 Mar 2019View
Storage Compound - Liverton Road Loftus.3-Model.pdfLocation Plan9 Jan 2019View
PLAHE.pdfNeighbour Comments - Plahe J & N28 Jan 2019View
HADGRAFT.pdfNeighbour Comments - Hadgraft M29 Jan 2019View
Memo Style HART 0023.pdfNeighbour Comments - Hart T4 Feb 2019View
Neighbour Comments - Hadgraft C E 0023.pdfNeighbour Comments - Hadgraft C E14 Feb 2019View
Storage Compound - Liverton Road Loftus.2-Model.pdfSite Plan9 Jan 2019View
Liverton Road storage compound.pdfPlans and Elevations as Existing & Proposed17 Jan 2019View
Document1.pdfDesign and Access Statement9 Jan 2019View
20 x 25 cm.pdfPhotograph9 Jan 2019View
Full page photo2.pdfPhotograph of fence/gates17 Jan 2019View
Storage Compound Liverton Road - Gaskell Terrace Loftus.pdfFlood Risk Assessment21 Jan 2019View

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