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Erection of 2no. internally illuminated fascia signs, 4no. LED light lines, 1no. non-illuminated fascia sign and retention of 8no. non-illuminated window vinyl

Prezzo Stevenage Leisure Park Kings Way Stevenage Herts SG1 2UA

DecidedReference: 12/00209/ADStevenage Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
App. for Advertisement Consent
Received
3 May 2012
Validated
4 May 2012
Determination deadline
29 Jun 2012
Local authority
Stevenage Borough Council

Application overview

Erection of 2no. internally illuminated fascia signs, 4no. LED light lines, 1no. non-illuminated fascia sign and retention of 8no. non-illuminated window vinyl

Proposal details

Reference
12/00209/AD
Alternative references
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Ward
Bedwell
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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
Application FormApplication Form · PDF4 Jul 2012View
Consultee comments from HCC HighwaysConsultee Comments · PDF3 May 2012View
Site & other plansSupporting Documents · PDF3 May 2012View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF3 May 2012View
Site & other plansSupporting Documents · PDF3 May 2012View
Site & other plansSupporting Documents · PDF3 May 2012View
Photographs and PhotomontagesSupporting Documents · PDF3 May 2012View
The Location PlanSupporting Documents · PDF3 May 2012View
Photographs and PhotomontagesSupporting Documents · PDF3 May 2012View
Site & other plansSupporting Documents · PDF3 May 2012View
Photographs and PhotomontagesSupporting Documents · PDF3 May 2012View

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Decision & conditions

Grant of Advertisement Consent

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Decision Notice
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