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Change of use from Use Class B2 to Use Classes B1, B2 and B8, including partial demolitions of existing building, single storey rear extension and other external alterations to facilitate sub-divion, creation of new accesses and alterations to parking.

Q4 Caxton Way Stevenage Herts

DecidedReference: 10/00370/FPStevenage Borough Council

Application location

Q4 Caxton Way Stevenage Herts

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
App. for Full Planning Permission
Received
4 Aug 2010
Validated
4 Aug 2010
Determination deadline
29 Sept 2010
Local authority
Stevenage Borough Council

Application overview

Change of use from Use Class B2 to Use Classes B1, B2 and B8, including partial demolitions of existing building, single storey rear extension and other external alterations to facilitate sub-divion, creation of new accesses and alterations to parking.

Proposal details

Reference
10/00370/FP
Alternative references
To Follow
Ward
To Follow
Parish
To Follow
Agent
Dovetail Architects Limited

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Documents 10 of 10

DocumentPublishedAction
Application FormApplication Form · PDF12 Oct 2010View
Site Location Plan - 2434 P01Drawings9 Aug 2010View
Design and Access StatementSupporting Documents · PDF9 Aug 2010View
Existing Plan - 2434 P02ADrawings9 Aug 2010View
Application DocumentSupporting Documents · PDF9 Aug 2010View
Withdrawal NoticeDecision Notice · PDF9 Aug 2010View
Proposed Site Plan - 2434_SchA_PL13a - AMENDEDDrawings · PDF9 Aug 2010View
Consultee Comments from HCC HighwaysConsultee Comments · PDF9 Aug 2010View
Covering LetterSupporting Documents · PDF9 Aug 2010View
Proposed Site Plan Scheme A - 2434_SchA-PL13Drawings9 Aug 2010View

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  2. Application Validated Date

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  7. Decision Made Date

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  8. Determination Deadline

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  9. Permission Expiry Date

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Decision & conditions

Application Withdrawn

Appeal status: To Follow · To Follow

Withdrawal Notice
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