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Change of use of agricultural land to form hardstanding for HGV parking facility, formation of associated vehicular access, erection of 2 no. timber clad toilet blocks, formation of camping area, external beer garden and boundary landscaping (part retrospective)

Red Moss Hotel 72 Carlisle Road Crawfordjohn ML12 6SX

DecidedReference: CL/10/0545South Lanarkshire

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  5. Determination Deadline

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Detailed planning application
Received
1 Feb 2010
Validated
13 Dec 2010
Determination deadline
13 Feb 2011
Local authority
South Lanarkshire

Application overview

Change of use of agricultural land to form hardstanding for HGV parking facility, formation of associated vehicular access, erection of 2 no. timber clad toilet blocks, formation of camping area, external beer garden and boundary landscaping (part retrospective)

Proposal details

Reference
CL/10/0545
Ward
03 Clydesdale East
Agent
Burrell Design Studio

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Application location

Red Moss Hotel 72 Carlisle Road Crawfordjohn ML12 6SX

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Documents 38 of 38

DocumentPublishedAction
R - approved - site plan and location plan rev aP-R-Plans · PDF23 Feb 2012View
Important notes revised form2P-Application Mail22 Feb 2012View
Decision notice - grant conditional planning permissionP-Application Mail22 Feb 2012View
Approved - lighting layoutP-Plans · PDF21 Feb 2012View
Approved - road construction signs and refuse collection planP-Plans · PDF21 Feb 2012View
Approved - landscaping layoutP-Plans · PDF21 Feb 2012View
Approved - amended - road construction, signs and refuse collection planP-Plans · PDF21 Feb 2012View
Compliance with conditions letterP-Application Mail21 Feb 2012View
Officer reportP-Application Mail7 Feb 2012View
R - consultation response - scottish natural heritage_vpdfP-R-Consultations · PDF28 Nov 2011View
Correspondence from agentP-Application Mail · PDF4 Nov 2011View
R - road usage figures_vpdfP-R-Supporting Information · PDF12 Oct 2011View
Consultation response - sepaP-Consultations · PDF3 Oct 2011View
Consultation request acknowledgement - scottish natural heritageP-Application Mail · PDF19 Sept 2011View
Neighbour notification mapGeneral Documents14 Sept 2011View
Neighbour notification noticeP-Application Mail14 Sept 2011View
Neighbours notifiedGeneral Documents14 Sept 2011View
R - correspondence from agent_vpdfP-R-Application Mail · PDF9 Sept 2011View
R - consultation response from scottish natural heritageP-R-Consultations · PDF16 Jun 2011View
Consultation response sepaP-Consultations · PDF8 Jun 2011View
Correspondence from snh - 72 carlisle road, crawfordjohnP-Application Mail · PDF26 Apr 2011View
Correspondence from david kelly snhP-Application Mail · PDF20 Apr 2011View
Correspondence from sepaP-Application Mail · PDF19 Apr 2011View
Reminder to applicant agent re advertisement costP-Application Mail4 Feb 2011View
Newspaper advert - lanark gazetteP-Application Mail · PDF12 Jan 2011View
Advert clP-Application Mail21 Dec 2010View
Consultation response - sepaP-Consultations · PDF21 Dec 2010View
Valid letterP-Application Mail21 Dec 2010View
Letter to applicant agent re advertisement costsP-Application Mail21 Dec 2010View
R - application form_vpdfP-R-Application Form · PDF16 Dec 2010View
Superseded drainage layoutP-Plans · PDF15 Dec 2010View
Design statementP-Application Mail · PDF15 Dec 2010View
Superseded landscaping layoutP-Plans · PDF15 Dec 2010View
Superseded road construction, signs & refuse collection site planP-Plans · PDF15 Dec 2010View
Superseded lighting layoutP-Plans · PDF15 Dec 2010View
Superseded site planP-Plans · PDF15 Dec 2010View
Supporting informationP-R-Supporting Information · PDF4 Feb 2010View
Invalid application letterP-Application Mail3 Feb 2010View

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Decision & conditions

Application approved
Decision notice - grant conditional planning permission
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