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SINGLE STOREY SIDE EXTENSION

CONVENIENCE STORE 53 BOLCKOW STREET GUISBOROUGH TS14 6EJ

ApprovedReference: R/2020/0722/FFRedcar and Cleveland Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Full
Received
26 Nov 2020
Validated
26 Nov 2020
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council

Application overview

SINGLE STOREY SIDE EXTENSION

Proposal details

Reference
R/2020/0722/FF
Agent
ELDER LESTER MCGREGOR

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ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication Form26 Nov 2020View
EP NUI.pdfConsultee response - Environmental Protection (Nuisance) (1)21 Dec 2020View
GTC.pdfConsultee response - Parish/Town Council (1)21 Dec 2020View
R 20 0722 Highways.pdfConsultee response - Engineering Team (Highways)28 Jan 2021View
ET CL.pdfConsultee response - Environmental Protection (Contaminated Land)11 Feb 2021View
ET NUI.pdfConsultee response - Environmental Protection (Nuisance) (2)11 Feb 2021View
GTC(1).pdfConsultee response - Parish/Town Council (2)11 Feb 2021View
Consultee Response - Engineers.pdfConsultee response - Engineering Team (Highways)16 Feb 2021View
DECISION NOTICE.pdfDecision Notice24 Feb 2021View
001A - Site Location Plan Model.pdfLocation Plan AMENDED 2.2.20212 Feb 2021View
OFFICER REPORT.pdfOfficer Report24 Feb 2021View
R 20 0722 Weatherhead.pdfNeighbour Comments - Weatherhead E7 Dec 2020View
001 - Site Location Plan Model.pdfLocation Plan S/S26 Nov 2020View
003 - Existing and proposed site plan Model.pdfSite Plans S/S26 Nov 2020View
004 - Proposed Layout Model.pdfPlans and Elevations as Proposed S/S26 Nov 2020View
Design and Access Statement.pdfDesign and Access Statement S/S26 Nov 2020View
002 - Existing Layout Model.pdfPlans and Elevations as Existing26 Nov 2020View
003A - Existing and proposed site plan Model.pdfExisting And Proposed Site Plan AMENDED 2.2.20212 Feb 2021View
004A - Proposed Layout Model.pdfPlans and Elevations as Proposed AMENDED 2.2.20212 Feb 2021View
Design and Access Statement Rev A.pdfDesign And Access Statement AMENDED 2.2.20212 Feb 2021View

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