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Erection of a storage warehouse for car parts and plant equipment relating to the business activities.

BM Spares UK Ltd Willoughby Service Station Fosse Way Willoughby On The Wolds Nottinghamshire LE14 3QD

Not publishedReference: 24/01125/FULRushcliffe Borough Council

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Application location

BM Spares UK Ltd Willoughby Service Station Fosse Way Willoughby On The Wolds Nottinghamshire LE14 3QD

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Application summary

Status
Not published
Application type
Full Application
Received
1 Jul 2024
Validated
15 Jul 2024
Determination deadline
9 Sept 2024
Local authority
Rushcliffe Borough Council

Application overview

Erection of a storage warehouse for car parts and plant equipment relating to the business activities.

Proposal details

Reference
24/01125/FUL
Ward
Bunny
Parish
Willoughby On The Wolds
Agent
Mr Owen Edwards

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Delegated ReportDelegated Report · PDF9 Sept 2024View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF9 Sept 2024View
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTHConsultee Responses · PDF3 Sept 2024View
MRS DANIELLE SCOTTConsultee Comment · PDF13 Aug 2024View
SMALL SITES METRIC STATUTORY BIODIVERSITY METRIC CALCULATIONEcology Report15 Jul 2024View
APPLICATIONFORMREDACTEDApplication Form · PDF29 Jun 2024View
SITE LOCATION PLANPlans · PDF29 Jun 2024View
PROPOSED STORAGE PLANSPlans · PDF29 Jun 2024View
MATERIALS PLANPlans · PDF29 Jun 2024View

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  9. Standard Consultation Expiry Date

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  10. Permission Expiry Date

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Decision & conditions

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