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Change of use from B8 (storage) to B1 (light industrial)

The Stag Barn Redhill Road Redhill Binton Alcester Warwickshire

Permission with ConditionsReference: 07/01069/FULStratford-on-Avon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Permission with Conditions
Application type
Full Application
Received
10 Apr 2007
Validated
10 Apr 2007
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Stratford-on-Avon District Council

Application overview

Change of use from B8 (storage) to B1 (light industrial)

Proposal details

Reference
07/01069/FUL
Ward
Bardon Ward
Parish
Binton
Agent
Stansgate Planning LLP

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Application location

The Stag Barn Redhill Road Redhill Binton Alcester Warwickshire

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Location Plan (No.4981-1)Council document10 Apr 2007View
Elevations (No.4981-2)Council document10 Apr 2007View
Location Plan (No.4981-1)Council document10 Apr 2007View
Elevations (No.4981-2)Council document10 Apr 2007View
Location Plan (No.4981-1)Council document10 Apr 2007View
Elevations (No.4981-2)Council document10 Apr 2007View
Location PlanCouncil document4 Jun 2007View
Applicant / AgentCouncil document10 Apr 2007View
Planning, Design & Access StatementCouncil document10 Apr 2007View
Applicant _ AgentCouncil document10 Apr 2007View
Applicant _ AgentCouncil document10 Apr 2007View
Applicant / AgentCouncil document10 Apr 2007View
Applicant / AgentCouncil document10 Apr 2007View
PCCouncil document16 May 2007View
Highways AgencyCouncil document16 May 2007View
Policy AdviceCouncil document18 May 2007View
WCC HighwaysCouncil document24 May 2007View
PerConditionsCouncil document15 Jun 2007View
PerConditionsCouncil document15 Jun 2007View
Site Notice CertCouncil document1 May 2007View
Site Notice CertCouncil document1 May 2007View
Site Notice CertCouncil document1 May 2007View
Site Notice CertCouncil document1 May 2007View
APC Action SheetCouncil document19 Jun 2007View

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