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Erection of various illuminated and non-illuminated signage

1 Brooklands East Kilbride Glasgow G74 5NH

DecidedReference: EK/14/0393South Lanarkshire

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  3. Last Advertised In Press Date

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  4. Decision Issued Date

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  5. Decision Made Date

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  6. Determination Deadline

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Advertisement application
Received
4 Dec 2014
Validated
24 Dec 2014
Determination deadline
24 Feb 2015
Local authority
South Lanarkshire

Application overview

Erection of various illuminated and non-illuminated signage

Proposal details

Reference
EK/14/0393
Alternative references
000105172001
Ward
09 East Kilbride West
Agent
Astra Signs Ltd

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Application location

1 Brooklands East Kilbride Glasgow G74 5NH

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Documents 22 of 22

DocumentPublishedAction
Important notes revised form1P-Application Mail12 Feb 2015View
Decision notice - grant conditional advertisement consentP-Application Mail12 Feb 2015View
Compliance with conditions letterP-Application Mail12 Feb 2015View
Approved - location planP-Plans · PDF10 Feb 2015View
Officer reportP-Application Mail10 Feb 2015View
Valid letterP-Application Mail30 Dec 2014View
Invalid application letterP-Application Mail19 Dec 2014View
Invalid application letterP-Application Mail19 Dec 2014View
Invalid application letterP-Application Mail8 Dec 2014View
Invalid application letterP-Application Mail8 Dec 2014View
Approved - lettering detailsP-Plans · PDF4 Dec 2014View
PlansP-Plans · PDF4 Dec 2014View
PlansP-Plans · PDF4 Dec 2014View
Approved - proposed elevationsP-Plans · PDF4 Dec 2014View
Application formP - Application Form · PDF4 Dec 2014View
PlansP-Plans · PDF4 Dec 2014View
Application formP - Application Form · PDF4 Dec 2014View
PlansP-Plans · PDF4 Dec 2014View
Approved - way finding signP-Plans · PDF4 Dec 2014View
Approved - proposed detailsP-Plans · PDF4 Dec 2014View
Approved - totem signP-Plans · PDF4 Dec 2014View
PlansP-Plans · PDF4 Dec 2014View

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Decision & conditions

Application approved
Decision notice - grant conditional advertisement consent
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