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Demolition of existing car port and erection of new detached garage

The Old Haybarn Farmer Street Bradmore Nottinghamshire NG11 6PE

Not publishedReference: 23/01306/FULRushcliffe Borough Council

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The Old Haybarn Farmer Street Bradmore Nottinghamshire NG11 6PE

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Application summary

Status
Not published
Application type
Full Application
Received
7 Jul 2023
Validated
10 Jul 2023
Determination deadline
4 Sept 2023
Local authority
Rushcliffe Borough Council

Application overview

Demolition of existing car port and erection of new detached garage

Proposal details

Reference
23/01306/FUL
Ward
Bunny
Parish
Bradmore
Agent
Mr Angel Gonzalez

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Documents 10 of 10

DocumentPublishedAction
Delegated ReportDelegated Report · PDF4 Sept 2023View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF4 Sept 2023View
DESIGN PROPOSAL PACK - GARAGEPlans · PDF31 Aug 2023View
CONSERVATION OFFICERConsultee Comment · PDF10 Aug 2023View
MRS REBECCA HAGUEConsultee Comment · PDF27 Jul 2023View
Press NoticePress Notice · PDF20 Jul 2023View
Press NoticePress Notice · PDF20 Jul 2023View
APPLICATIONFORMREDACTEDApplication Form · PDF7 Jul 2023View
ALL PLANSPlans · PDF7 Jul 2023View
SITE LOCATIONSite location plan · PDF7 Jul 2023View

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  7. Latest Advertisement Expiry Date

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  13. Permission Expiry Date

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Decision & conditions

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