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Part change of use of former JVC Building to form 52 no. Class 4 (Business) units

Former JVC Factory 2 Glenburn Road College Milton Indest East Kilbride G74 5BA

DecidedReference: EK/09/0250South Lanarkshire

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Application summary

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

Application overview

Part change of use of former JVC Building to form 52 no. Class 4 (Business) units

Proposal details

Reference
EK/09/0250
Ward
09 East Kilbride West
Agent
ZM Architecture

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Application location

Former JVC Factory 2 Glenburn Road College Milton Indest East Kilbride G74 5BA

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
Approved - floor plans - proposedP-Plans · PDF13 Apr 2010View
Approved - ground floor plan - existingP-Plans · PDF13 Apr 2010View
Approved - first floor plan - existingP-Plans · PDF13 Apr 2010View
Application formGeneral Documents · PDF7 Apr 2010View
Response to time extension letterGeneral Documents · PDF7 Apr 2010View
Compliance with conditions letterP-Application Mail31 Dec 2009View
Officer reportP-Application Mail31 Dec 2009View
Decision notice - grant conditional planning permissionP-Application Mail31 Dec 2009View
Important notes revised form2P-Application Mail31 Dec 2009View
Consultation response - roads t.e.mP-R-Consultations · PDF1 Dec 2009View
Correspondence from dougal baillie associatesP-R-Application Mail · PDF18 Nov 2009View
Correspondence from dougal baillie associatesP-R-Application Mail · PDF14 Nov 2009View
Correspondence from zm architectureP-R-Application Mail · PDF14 Nov 2009View
Transport impact statementP-Supporting Information · PDF28 Oct 2009View
Correspondence from council - zm architectureGeneral Documents7 Sept 2009View
Consultation response - transport scotlandP-R-Consultations · PDF20 Aug 2009View
Consultation response - transcoP-R-Consultations · PDF20 Aug 2009View
Consultation response - scottish waterP-Consultations · PDF12 Aug 2009View
Valid letterP-Application Mail23 Jul 2009View

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Decision & conditions

Application approved
Decision notice - grant conditional planning permission
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