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Erection of one and a half storey farmworker's dwellinghouse

High Blackwood Yards Lesmahagow ML11 0JH

DecidedReference: CL/09/0380South Lanarkshire

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Detailed planning application
Received
2 Sept 2009
Validated
3 Sept 2009
Determination deadline
3 Nov 2009
Local authority
South Lanarkshire

Application overview

Erection of one and a half storey farmworker's dwellinghouse

Proposal details

Reference
CL/09/0380
Ward
04 Clydesdale South
Agent
McEwan Designs

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Application location

High Blackwood Yards Lesmahagow ML11 0JH

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R - correspondence from agentP-R-Application Mail · PDF31 Jan 2013View
Correspondence from mcewan designsP-Application Mail · PDF19 Oct 2011View
R - correspondence from corporate legal_vpdfP-R-Application Mail · PDF15 Oct 2010View
Elevation plan - approvedP-Plans · PDF23 Sept 2010View
Site plan - approvedP-Plans · PDF23 Sept 2010View
Location plan - approvedP-Plans · PDF23 Sept 2010View
Floor & section plan - approvedP-Plans · PDF23 Sept 2010View
Decision noticeP-Application Mail20 Sept 2010View
Compliance with conditions letterP-Application Mail20 Sept 2010View
Important notes revised form2P-Application Mail20 Sept 2010View
Officer reportP-Application Mail18 Mar 2010View
Correspondence from agentP-R-Application Mail · PDF1 Feb 2010View
Consultation response - environmental & strategic servicesP-R-Consultations · PDF30 Nov 2009View
Advert scheduleP-Application Mail30 Nov 2009View
Request for time extension letterGeneral Documents30 Oct 2009View
Consultation response - roads & transportation servicesP-Consultations · PDF7 Oct 2009View
Correspondence from agentP-R-Application Mail · PDF7 Sept 2009View
ConsultationletterP-Application Mail4 Sept 2009View
Valid letterP-Application Mail4 Sept 2009View
ConsultationletterP-Application Mail4 Sept 2009View
Neighhbours notifiedGeneral Documents4 Sept 2009View
Neighbour notification mapGeneral Documents4 Sept 2009View
Application formP - Application Form · PDF2 Sept 2009View
List of drawings submittedP-Application Mail · PDF2 Sept 2009View

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Application approved
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