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Variation of condition 1 (hours of opening) of planning permission PA/02/01116/FUL and amending 07/00769/FUL to permit earlier opening hours of 6am Monday to Thursday and a temporary relaxation of this condition to allow the hosting of 8 events each year with a later closing time for a temporary period of five years.

The Thames Club Wheatsheaf Lane Staines-upon-Thames TW18 2PD

Decided (Approved)Reference: 19/00080/RVCSpelthorne Borough Council

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The Thames Club Wheatsheaf Lane Staines-upon-Thames TW18 2PD

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Application summary

Status
Decided (Approved)
Application type
Removal or Variation of Condition
Received
21 Jan 2019
Validated
12 Feb 2019
Determination deadline
9 Apr 2019
Local authority
Spelthorne Borough Council

Application overview

Variation of condition 1 (hours of opening) of planning permission PA/02/01116/FUL and amending 07/00769/FUL to permit earlier opening hours of 6am Monday to Thursday and a temporary relaxation of this condition to allow the hosting of 8 events each year with a later closing time for a temporary period of five years.

Proposal details

Reference
19/00080/RVC
Alternative references
PP-07559043
Ward
Riverside And Laleham
Agent
Fibonacci-Architects

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DELEGATED REPORTOfficers Report1 Aug 2019View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice26 Apr 2019View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF21 Jan 2019View

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