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Proposed toilet block, lych gate and display building. Retrospective application for car wash including canopy, three covered ways, canopy to south west end of existing building, and covered sales area to rear (east) of existing building.

Stamford Garden Centre Old Great North Road Little Casterton Rutland PE9 4BB

DecidedReference: 2015/1049/MAJRutland County Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Major Application
Received
23 Nov 2015
Validated
23 Nov 2015
Determination deadline
22 Feb 2016
Local authority
Rutland County Council

Application overview

Proposed toilet block, lych gate and display building. Retrospective application for car wash including canopy, three covered ways, canopy to south west end of existing building, and covered sales area to rear (east) of existing building.

Proposal details

Reference
2015/1049/MAJ
Ward
Ryhall And Casterton Ward
Parish
Little Casterton Parish Council
Agent
Mr David Bradley

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Application location

Stamford Garden Centre Old Great North Road Little Casterton Rutland PE9 4BB

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DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION NOTICEDecision Notice · PDF22 Feb 2016View
DELEGATED REPORTReport · PDF17 Feb 2016View
ANONYMOUSRepresentations · PDF17 Feb 2016View
ANONYMOUS (2)Representations · PDF17 Feb 2016View
ANGLIAN WATERRepresentations · PDF15 Feb 2016View
ANONYMOUSRepresentations · PDF6 Feb 2016View
SITE PLANDrawing Revised · PDF25 Jan 2016View
ANONYMOUSRepresentations · PDF15 Jan 2016View
ANONYMOUSRepresentations · PDF11 Jan 2016View
ANONYMOUS 2Representations · PDF3 Jan 2016View
ANONYMOUSRepresentations · PDF3 Jan 2016View
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTHRepresentations · PDF18 Dec 2015View
LEAD LOCAL FLOOD AUTHORITYRepresentations · PDF17 Dec 2015View
HIGHWAYSRepresentations · PDF17 Dec 2015View
ANONYMOUSRepresentations · PDF11 Dec 2015View
ENVIRONMENT AGENCYRepresentations · PDF7 Dec 2015View
LOCATION PLAN, FLOOR PLANS & ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF23 Nov 2015View
DESIGN & ACCESS STATEMENTSupporting Document · PDF23 Nov 2015View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form · PDF23 Nov 2015View
ELEVATION & FLOOR PLANS FOR REAR SALES AREADrawing Proposed · PDF23 Nov 2015View
SITE PLANDrawing Superceded · PDF23 Nov 2015View
ELEVATIONS & SECTIONDrawing · PDF23 Nov 2015View

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