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Variation of Condition 2 (Approved Plans) and Condition 9 (Floorspace) of planning permission R/2022/0355/FFM for changes to layout, relocation of mobile coating booth and reallocation of floorspace from reserved matters area

Land at South Bank Tees Dock Road Grangetown

ApprovedReference: R/2024/0406/VCRedcar and Cleveland Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Variation Condition
Received
18 Jun 2024
Validated
19 Jun 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council

Application overview

Variation of Condition 2 (Approved Plans) and Condition 9 (Floorspace) of planning permission R/2022/0355/FFM for changes to layout, relocation of mobile coating booth and reallocation of floorspace from reserved matters area

Proposal details

Reference
R/2024/0406/VC
Agent
Lichfields

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Application location

Land at South Bank Tees Dock Road Grangetown

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DocumentPublishedAction
ApplicationFormRedacted(1).pdfApplication Form19 Jun 2024View
Decision Notice.pdfDecision Notice11 Nov 2024View
Officer report.pdfOfficer Report11 Nov 2024View
SEAH-CWA-EXSI-ZZ-D-A-0100_P03 OVERALL REFERENCE PLAN.pdfOverall Site Reference Plan as proposed18 Jun 2024View
SeAH-CWA-03-P1R1-D-A-0306_Proposed GA Roof Plan_P01.pdfPower Station 1 Monopile Facility - Proposed GA Roof Plan18 Jun 2024View
SEAH-CWA-30-MFZZ-D-A-3042_MAIN FACILITY ELEVATIONS - SHEET 3_P10.pdfMain Facility Building - Elevations Sheet 318 Jun 2024View
SeAH-CWA-03-P1ZZ-D-A-0310_Proposed GA Elevations_P01.pdfPower Station 1 Monopile Facility - Proposed GA Elevations18 Jun 2024View
SeAH-CWA-03-P1ZZ-D-A-0305_Proposed GA Floor Plans_P01.pdfPower Station 1 Monopile Facility - Proposed GA Floor Plans18 Jun 2024View
SEAH-CWA-03-MFZZ-D-A-0300_GA Floor Plan and Roof Plan_P01.pdfMain Facility Building GA Floor Plan And Roof Plan18 Jun 2024View
64764 - Section 73 Statement (Overspill) - March 2024(30134329.1).pdfPlanning Statement18 Jun 2024View
64764_01 Covering Letter - June 2024(28813369.1).pdfCovering Letter18 Jun 2024View
SEAH-CWA-03-MFZZ-D-A-0310_Overall Elevations as Proposed_P01.pdfOverall Elevations As Proposed18 Jun 2024View

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