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Change of house type on plots 21-24, relocation of house on plot 20 and change of boundary line between plots 19 and 20 forming part of (05/306/CP)

Land 105M NW Of 111A Grampian Road Aviemore

DecidedReference: 2021/0355/DETThe Cairngorms National Park

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Application location

Land 105M NW Of 111A Grampian Road Aviemore

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Detailed Planning Permission
Received
3 Nov 2021
Validated
3 Nov 2021
Determination deadline
2 Jan 2022
Local authority
The Cairngorms National Park

Application overview

Change of house type on plots 21-24, relocation of house on plot 20 and change of boundary line between plots 19 and 20 forming part of (05/306/CP)

Proposal details

Reference
2021/0355/DET
Alternative references
21/04523/FUL
Agent
Bracewell Stirling Consulting

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
NOTIFICATION OF DECISION TO APPLICANT AGENTDecision · PDF8 Feb 2022View
DECISION NOTICEDecision · PDF7 Feb 2022View
COMMITTEE REPORTRecommendation · PDF24 Jan 2022View
COMMITTEE APPENDIX 1 - PLANSRecommendation · PDF24 Jan 2022View
APPLICATION FORMApplication · PDF8 Nov 2021View
APPLICATION FORM - PSADApplication · PDF8 Nov 2021View
APPLICATION FORMApplication · PDF8 Nov 2021View
DESIGN AND SUPPORTING STATEMENTDocument approved · PDF8 Nov 2021View
ELEVATIONS - TYPE B (3DV134)Plan approved · PDF8 Nov 2021View
PLANS AND SECTIONS - TYPE B (3DV134)Plan approved · PDF8 Nov 2021View
LOCATION PLANPlan approved · PDF8 Nov 2021View
APPLICATION FORM - PSADApplication · PDF8 Nov 2021View
SITE LAYOUT PLANPlan approved · PDF8 Nov 2021View
SITE LAYOUT PLAN - AMENDMENTS AT PLOTS 19-24Plan approved · PDF8 Nov 2021View

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