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REPLACEMENT FRONT PORCH AND WINDOWS; SINGLE STOREY REAR EXTENSION

QUEENS ARMS HOTEL HIGH STREET BROTTON TS12 2PP

ApprovedReference: R/2020/0520/CARedcar and Cleveland Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Conservation Area
Received
16 Sept 2020
Validated
16 Sept 2020
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council

Application overview

REPLACEMENT FRONT PORCH AND WINDOWS; SINGLE STOREY REAR EXTENSION

Proposal details

Reference
R/2020/0520/CA
Agent
ROBERT SUNLEY

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QUEENS ARMS HOTEL HIGH STREET BROTTON TS12 2PP

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ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication Form16 Sept 2020View
EP CL.pdfConsultee response - Environmental Protection (Contaminated Land)2 Nov 2020View
EP NUI.pdfConsultee response - Environmental Protection (Nuisance)2 Nov 2020View
RE R 2020 0520 CA FW Queens Arms Brotton.msgConsultee response - Strategic Planning (Conservation)5 Nov 2020View
Consultee Response - Strategic Planning Conservation (2).pdfConsultee Response - Strategic Planning Conservation (2)9 Nov 2020View
Decision Notice_R20200520CA.pdfDecision Notice12 Nov 2020View
67 High Street Location Plan.pdfLocation Plan16 Sept 2020View
Officer report _R20200520CA(1).pdfOfficer Report12 Nov 2020View
QAB06.pdfProposed Floor Plans SUPERSEDED16 Sept 2020View
QAB09.pdfProposed Elevations South & West SUPERSEDED16 Sept 2020View
QAB10.pdfProposed Elevations North & East SUPERSEDED16 Sept 2020View
QAB07.pdfProposed Site Plan 1:200 SUPERSEDED16 Sept 2020View
QAB08.pdfProposed Site Plan 1:50016 Sept 2020View
QAB01.pdfExisting Floor Plans16 Sept 2020View
QAB02.pdfExisting Site Plan 1:20016 Sept 2020View
QAB03.pdfExisting Site Plan 1:50016 Sept 2020View
QAB04.pdfExisting Elevations South & West16 Sept 2020View
QAB05.pdfExisting Elevations North & East16 Sept 2020View
QAB06A.pdfFloor Layout Plans as Proposed AMENDED 4.11.20209 Nov 2020View
QAB07A.pdfProposed Site Plan AMENDED 4.11.20209 Nov 2020View
QAB09A.pdfElevations as Proposed South and West AMENDED 4.11.20209 Nov 2020View
QAB10A.pdfElevations as Proposed North and East AMENDED 4.11.20209 Nov 2020View

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Decision Notice_R20200520CA.pdf
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