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Erection of internally and externally lit facia and free standing signage

Hungry Horse Hunters Stewartfield Crescent East Kilbride G74 4US

DecidedReference: EK/14/0265South Lanarkshire

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  2. Application Validated Date

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  3. Last Advertised In Press Date

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  4. Determination Deadline

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  5. Decision Issued Date

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Advertisement application
Received
14 Aug 2014
Validated
15 Aug 2014
Determination deadline
15 Oct 2014
Local authority
South Lanarkshire

Application overview

Erection of internally and externally lit facia and free standing signage

Proposal details

Reference
EK/14/0265
Ward
09 East Kilbride West
Agent
Insignia Signs & Services Ltd

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Application location

Hungry Horse Hunters Stewartfield Crescent East Kilbride G74 4US

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Documents 18 of 18

DocumentPublishedAction
Compliance with conditions letterP-Application Mail16 Oct 2014View
Important notes revised form1P-Application Mail16 Oct 2014View
Decision notice - grant conditional advertisement consentP-Application Mail16 Oct 2014View
Officer reportP-Application Mail15 Oct 2014View
Approved - location planP-Plans · PDF19 Sept 2014View
Approved - various signageP-Plans · PDF19 Sept 2014View
Correspondence from agentP-Application Mail · PDF19 Sept 2014View
Approved - block planP-Plans · PDF19 Sept 2014View
Approved - various signsP-Plans · PDF19 Sept 2014View
Approved - rear and north elevation as proposedP-Plans · PDF19 Sept 2014View
Approved - front and south elevation as proposedP-Plans · PDF19 Sept 2014View
Approved - illuminated aluminum box signP-Plans · PDF19 Sept 2014View
Valid letterP-Application Mail29 Aug 2014View
R - application form-vpdfP-R-Application Form · PDF18 Aug 2014View
Sign specification detailsP-Plans · PDF15 Aug 2014View
Sign detail plan 2P-Plans · PDF15 Aug 2014View
Approved - lighting detail planP-Plans · PDF15 Aug 2014View
Approved - front elevation planP-Plans · PDF15 Aug 2014View

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Decision & conditions

Application approved
Decision notice - grant conditional advertisement consent
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