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Installation of two sets of entrance gates and associated metal fencing (1.3 to 1.9 metres high) (Listed Building Consent)

4 Mill Road Bothwell G71 8DQ

DecidedReference: P/23/1110South Lanarkshire

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Listed building application
Received
25 Aug 2023
Validated
15 Sept 2023
Determination deadline
14 Nov 2023
Local authority
South Lanarkshire

Application overview

Installation of two sets of entrance gates and associated metal fencing (1.3 to 1.9 metres high) (Listed Building Consent)

Proposal details

Reference
P/23/1110
Alternative references
100598787-002
Ward
16 Bothwell And Uddingston

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Application location

4 Mill Road Bothwell G71 8DQ

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
Grant listed building applicationDecision15 Nov 2023View
Officer reportReport15 Nov 2023View
Consultation response - historic environment scotlandConsultation Response · PDF6 Oct 2023View
Existing and proposed elevationsApproved drawing · PDF15 Sept 2023View
Application pdfApplication Form · PDF15 Sept 2023View
Existing and proposed site planApproved drawing · PDF15 Sept 2023View
Existing gate posts on lhsPhoto25 Aug 2023View
Existing gate posts on rhsPhoto25 Aug 2023View
Application pdfApplication Form · PDF25 Aug 2023View
Location and block planApproved drawing · PDF25 Aug 2023View
Indicative only - proposed gate styleDrawing25 Aug 2023View

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Decision & conditions

Application approved
Grant listed building application
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