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Refurbishment of restaurant and patio area and changes to elevations including alterations to the roof together with an extension to side and provision of a 2no. customer order displays

McDonald's Unit 1 Crown Point North Shopping Park Worthington Way Denton Tameside M34 3JP

DecidedReference: 12/00183/FULTameside Metropolitan Borough Council

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Application location

McDonald's Unit 1 Crown Point North Shopping Park Worthington Way Denton Tameside M34 3JP

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Planning Permission
Received
27 Feb 2012
Validated
27 Feb 2012
Determination deadline
23 Apr 2012
Local authority
Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council

Application overview

Refurbishment of restaurant and patio area and changes to elevations including alterations to the roof together with an extension to side and provision of a 2no. customer order displays

Proposal details

Reference
12/00183/FUL
Alternative references
PP-01835000
Ward
Denton North East
Parish
Denton/Audenshaw
Agent
Planware Ltd

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
Proposed Site Plan (Amended Plan 10/4/12)Drawings · PDF13 Apr 2012View
Existing and Proposed ElevationsDrawings · PDF27 Feb 2012View
Fencing DetailsDrawings · PDF27 Feb 2012View
Totem 4 1 BayDrawings · PDF27 Feb 2012View
Location mapDrawings · PDF27 Feb 2012View
Fencing DetailsDrawings · PDF27 Feb 2012View
Gateway SignDrawings · PDF27 Feb 2012View
Order PostDrawings · PDF27 Feb 2012View
Existing Site PlanDrawings · PDF27 Feb 2012View
Hero Poster BoardDrawings · PDF27 Feb 2012View
Design and access statementBackground Papers27 Feb 2012View
Block PlanDrawings · PDF27 Feb 2012View
Proposed Site PlanDrawings · PDF27 Feb 2012View
Proposed Site Advertisement PlanDrawings · PDF27 Feb 2012View
Booth ElevationDrawings27 Feb 2012View
Directional SignDrawings · PDF27 Feb 2012View
Double Sided Banner UnitDrawings · PDF27 Feb 2012View
Application form + CertificateApplication Form · PDF27 Feb 2012View
Totem 3 Pre Sell BoardsDrawings · PDF27 Feb 2012View

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