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Erection of elevated decking to rear of dwelling (Retrospective)

95 Elder Crescent Drumsagard Cambuslang G72 7GL

DecidedReference: CR/10/0201South Lanarkshire

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Detailed planning application
Received
10 Aug 2010
Validated
26 Aug 2010
Determination deadline
26 Oct 2010
Local authority
South Lanarkshire

Application overview

Erection of elevated decking to rear of dwelling (Retrospective)

Proposal details

Reference
CR/10/0201
Ward
14 Cambuslang East

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Application location

95 Elder Crescent Drumsagard Cambuslang G72 7GL

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Documents 21 of 21

DocumentPublishedAction
R - application form_vpdfP-R-Application Form · PDF19 Mar 2013View
Existing rear elevation - approvedP-R-Plans · PDF18 Oct 2010View
Important notes revised form2P-Application Mail18 Oct 2010View
Location plan - existing - approvedP-R-Plans · PDF18 Oct 2010View
Rear elevation 3 - approvedP-R-Plans · PDF18 Oct 2010View
Site plan - existing - approvedP-R-Plans · PDF18 Oct 2010View
Rear elevation 6 - approvedP-R-Plans · PDF18 Oct 2010View
Compliance with conditions letterP-Application Mail18 Oct 2010View
Rear elevation 1 - approvedP-R-Plans · PDF18 Oct 2010View
Floor plan - approvedP-R-Plans · PDF18 Oct 2010View
Rear elevation 5 - approvedP-R-Plans · PDF18 Oct 2010View
Decision notice - grant conditional planning permissionP-Application Mail18 Oct 2010View
Site plan proposed - approvedP-R-Plans · PDF18 Oct 2010View
Rear elevation 4 - approvedP-R-Plans · PDF18 Oct 2010View
Rear elevation 2 - approvedP-R-Plans · PDF18 Oct 2010View
Officer reportP-Application Mail14 Sept 2010View
Neighbour notification noticeP-Application Mail27 Aug 2010View
Valid letter aug09P-Application Mail27 Aug 2010View
Invalid application letterP-Application Mail12 Aug 2010View
Neighbours notifiedGeneral Documents12 Aug 2010View
Neighbour notification mapGeneral Documents12 Aug 2010View

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Decision & conditions

Application approved
Decision notice - grant conditional planning permission
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