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Formation of 2 sports pitches and training area, installation of flood lights, erection of extension to clubhouse and alteration and extension to car park

Biggar Rugby Club Hartree Mill Biggar ML12 6JJ

DecidedReference: CL/08/0016South Lanarkshire

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Detailed planning application
Received
10 Jan 2008
Validated
10 Jan 2008
Determination deadline
10 Mar 2008
Local authority
South Lanarkshire

Application overview

Formation of 2 sports pitches and training area, installation of flood lights, erection of extension to clubhouse and alteration and extension to car park

Proposal details

Reference
CL/08/0016
Ward
03 Clydesdale East
Agent
Nigel Pacey

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Application location

Biggar Rugby Club Hartree Mill Biggar ML12 6JJ

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
R - application to vary permission_vpdfP-R-Variations · PDF2 May 2012View
R - correspondence from agent_vpdfP-R-Variations · PDF2 May 2012View
5 foundations substructure & drainage layout 12-004-20-002 layout (1)P-Variations · PDF30 Apr 2012View
Correspondence from agentP-Variations · PDF30 Apr 2012View
10588-001 drainage layout 07.03.12P-Variations · PDF30 Apr 2012View
9 propsed section and elevation 12-004-20-006 layout (1)P-Variations · PDF30 Apr 2012View
10 propsed elevations 12-004-20-007 layout (1)P-Variations · PDF30 Apr 2012View
21 existing drainage layout 12-004-52-001 layout (1)P-Variations · PDF30 Apr 2012View
3 existing layout inc downtakings 12-004-10-003 layout (1)P-Variations · PDF30 Apr 2012View
1 location plan 12-004-10-001 layout (1)P-Variations · PDF30 Apr 2012View
Interim parking arrangements plan - dwg no 100P-Variations · PDF30 Apr 2012View
Roof plan 12-004-20-004 layout (1)P-Variations · PDF30 Apr 2012View
4 propsed layout 12-004-20-001 layout (1)P-Variations · PDF30 Apr 2012View

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Application approved
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