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Use of kitchen to prepare and package alcoholic drinks for home delivery

8 Gibblestone Road Scalloway Shetland ZE1 0TX

DecidedReference: 2020/218/CLUPShetland Islands

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Certificate of lawful proposed
Received
16 Oct 2020
Validated
20 Oct 2020
Determination deadline
20 Dec 2020
Local authority
Shetland Islands

Application overview

Use of kitchen to prepare and package alcoholic drinks for home delivery

Proposal details

Reference
2020/218/CLUP

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Application location

8 Gibblestone Road Scalloway Shetland ZE1 0TX

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
SECTION 50 APPLICATION FORMApplication Form · PDF3 Mar 2021View
EMAIL TO APPLICANT - 3.3.2021 10.48Correspondence · PDF3 Mar 2021View
SECTION 50 PLANNING CERTIFICATEDecision · PDF3 Mar 2021View
APPLICANT'S COVER EMAIL WITH SECTION 50 APPLICATION - 21.1.2021 16.38Correspondence · PDF21 Jan 2021View
8 GIBBLESTONE ROAD EXISTING GROUND FLOOR LAYOUT PLAN ATTACHED TO SECTION 50 APPLDrawing · PDF21 Jan 2021View
8 GIBBLESTONE ROAD PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR LAYOUT PLAN ATTACHED TO SECTION 50 APPLDrawing · PDF21 Jan 2021View
LOCATION PLAN BOUNDARY DRAWING ATTACHED TO SECTION 50 APPLICATIONDrawing · PDF21 Jan 2021View
218 DECISION NOTICE ATTACHED TO SECTION 50 APPLICATION FORMOther · PDF21 Jan 2021View
APPLICANT'S COVER LETTER TO SECTION 50 APPLICATIONCorrespondence · PDF21 Jan 2021View
DECISION NOTICEDecision · PDF19 Jan 2021View
REPORTDelegated Report of Handling · PDF19 Jan 2021View
EXISTING FLOOR PLANDrawing · PDF20 Oct 2020View
PROPOSED FLOOR PLANDrawing · PDF20 Oct 2020View
SITE LOCATION PLANDrawing · PDF20 Oct 2020View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form · PDF20 Oct 2020View
COVER LETTER WITH APPLICATIONSupporting Documents · PDF20 Oct 2020View
COVER EMAIL FROM APPLICANTCorrespondence · PDF16 Oct 2020View

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Decision & conditions

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SECTION 50 PLANNING CERTIFICATE 218 DECISION NOTICE ATTACHED TO SECTION 50 APPLICATION FORM DECISION NOTICE
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