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Outline application for proposed Light Commercial units for storage and distribution (all matters reserved)

Land Church Lane Middlesbrough Eston

ValidReference: R/2026/0513/OOMRedcar and Cleveland Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Valid
Application type
Outline Application Major
Received
21 Jul 2026
Validated
26 Aug 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council

Application overview

Outline application for proposed Light Commercial units for storage and distribution (all matters reserved)

Proposal details

Reference
R/2026/0513/OOM
Agent
Wardman Brown

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Application location

Land Church Lane Middlesbrough Eston

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ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication Form21 Jul 2026View
Arborist.pdfConsultee response - Arborist8 Sept 2026View
Cleveland Police.pdfConsultee response - Cleveland Police15 Sept 2026View
Planning Con Land.pdfConsultee response - Environmental Protection (Contaminated Land)24 Sept 2026View
Planning Nuisance.pdfConsultee response - Environmental Protection (Nuisance)24 Sept 2026View
QBE-JBA-XX-XX-TN-Z-0080-S3-P01-R20260513OOM_SuDS_Assessment.pdfConsultee response - Engineers (Local Lead Flood Authority)1 Oct 2026View
Highways.pdfConsultee response - Engineering Team (Highways)7 Oct 2026View
Highways(1).pdfConsultee response - Engineering Team (Highways)30 Oct 2026View
L025176 - 001 Location Plan.pdfLocation Plan26 Aug 2026View
Transport Statement.pdfTransport Statement26 Aug 2026View
L025176 - 002 Proposed Site Plan(1).pdfProposed Site Plan26 Aug 2026View
L025176 - 003 Proposed Floor Plans and Elevations.pdfProposed Floor Plans and Elevations30 Jul 2026View
L025176 - 002A Proposed Site Plan.pdfProposed Site Plan Amended30 Oct 2026View
TSC812-01-C - Swept Path Analyses.pdfSwept Path Analyses30 Oct 2026View
ChurchLn_AIA_01.pdfArboricultral Impact Assessment21 Jul 2026View
26152 PEA V1.pdfPreliminary Ecological Appraisal21 Jul 2026View
26152 BNG V1.pdfBiodiversity Net Gain Assessment21 Jul 2026View
Planning Statement(1).pdfPlanning Statement26 Aug 2026View
Statement of Community Involvment(1).pdfStatement Of Community Involvment26 Aug 2026View
26152 Metric v1(1).xlsm26152 Metric V126 Aug 2026View
Transport Statement Issue 2.pdfTransport Statement Amended2 Nov 2026View

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