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Town and Country Planning Act, 1971 Stroud District Council CONSENT FOR DISPLAY TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT, 1971 OF ADVERTISEMEN TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (CONTROL OF ADVERTISEMENTS) REGULATIONS, 1969 In pursuance of their powers under the above-mentioned Act and Regulations the District Council as Local Planning Authority HEREBY EXPRESSLY CONSENT to the disolay of the advertisement described hereunder for a period of 5 years commencing on 11th Deo. 19 34in accordance with the submitted application and accompanying plan(s), but subject to the standard conditions prescribed by the above-mentioned Regulations (a copy of which appears on the back hereof) and to the conditions hereunder stated.; TO:- Doarley Tabe=acle United Refoned hch, ParsMage Street,tDurslnr, PLANNING REFERENCE No. Gloe. -S AND DATE OF APPUCATION Agents l. T'R. Jwaae, 12 Shelloy oad, DiraleJy, Glos. S.1001/ADV Description of Site 16.11.84 Dursley Tabenwcle hited Refomed Cbmroh, Posc=age Street, Dudley. Durolq PariEh. sT 7498-7598. A Edition. 9t~~~~~~~~~Description of Advertisement S Indicatingai name of burch d detail's of services. __ -lDsR of Bigns 5' x:2@'. Heigtt fom gr, level ffc\ to top of isnr 33'". I. CONDITIONS OTHER THAN STANDARD CONDITIONS (set out on the back hereof) AND REASONS THEREFOR Dated ..l.l h.th~3.C ·.... 984'STEWART N. CYPHER \lk duly authorised in that behalI \NOTICE 8D IMPORTANT - SEE NOTES OVERLEAF PD/DC/S-30n Stroud District Council CONSENT FOR DISPLAY TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT, 1971 OF ADVERTISEMENTS TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (CONTROL OF ADVERTISEMENTS) REGULATIONS, 1969 In pursuance of their powers under the above-mentioned Actand Regulations, the District Council as Local Planning Authority HE REBY EXPRESSLY CONSENT to the display of the advertisement described hereunder for a period of 5 years commencing on 12th Feb 1985, in accordance with the submitted application and accompanying plan(s), but subject to the standard conditions prescribed by the above-mentioned Regulations (a copy of which appears on the back hereof) and to the conditions hereunder stated.; TO:- Str.ld BUildigl Sooiety, 7 B sell Street, Stroud, Clos. PLANNING REFERENCE No. Agent: The PInlSooner Partneership, Sthe StfI O rde GlJao StO. r ANDDATE OFAPPUCATION A~gents The Palcmer Partne~eaip The B1, hMexrnl-~, zStod, Glos. *S.j1002/Ar Description of Site 19.11.84 6 High Street, Wotton Under Edge. Wotton Under Edge Pariah. ST 7493-7593. A Edition. Description of Advertisement Non-illuminated shop fascia sign and projecting sign. Fasoia: Dimensions of signs 5000 mm z 600 mm high. Height from ground level to top of signs 3200 mrm. ProJeoting: Dimensions of si~gs 630 lM x 857 MM high. Height from ground level to top of signt 4500 MM. Amount of proJections 900 MM. (RevsA- re.ns Recelved 17.1.85). CONDITIONS OTHER THAN STANDARD CONDITIONS (set out on the back hereof) AND REASONS THEREFOR r oAV ASHL .S. Dated .... h. .. DVID .R.I..198-- .S-- l]k duly authorIsed in that behalf NOTICE 8D IMPORTANT - SEE NOTES OVERLEAF REFUSAL OF CONSENI District Council TO DFSPLAY OF Stroud TO DISPLAY OF ADVERTISEMENTS TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT, 1971 TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (CONTROL OF ADVERTISEMENTS) REGULATIONS, 1969 In pursuance of their powers under the above-mentioned Acts and Regulations the District Council as Local Planning Authority hereby REFUSE TO GRANT CONSENT to the display of the advertisement described hereunder:- TO:- Dtf S.J. Greenhalgh, The Old Schoolhouse, Canonbury Street, Berkeley, PLANNING REFERENCE No. Glos. AND DATE OF APPLICATION · * Glow.~~~~~~~~~ S. 003/AW 5.12.84 Description of Site OCan~ry Street, Berkeley Berkeley Parish ST 6899-6999 A Edition Part Parcel No. 6635 Description of. Advertisement Flat sign mounted on posts a non-illuminated wooden The reasons for the Council's decision to refuse consent are :- The proposed eign isa conta~ to the policy of the Planning and Hi~way Authorities thereby signs shall in general only be pennitted on the site to tihich they relate thus preventing an unnecessary plethora of signs along major traffio routes distracting the motorist from statutory highway signs. 0 DAVID ASHLEY A.R.l.C.S. PLANNING OFFICER v oDate ...,.,.r.e.r r.......y.58........ duly authorised in that beh NOTICE 9D IMPORTANT - SEE NOTES OVERLEAF PD/DCIS-31. Stroud District Council CONSENT FOR DISPLAY TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT, 1971 OF ADVERlTISEENME TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (CONTROL OF ADVERTISEMENTS) REGULATIONS, 1969 In pursuance of their powers under the above-mentioned Act and Regulations, the District Council as Local Planning Authority HEREBY EXPRESSLY CONSENT to the display of the advertisement described hereunder for a e 9 period of 5 y =s commencing on 8th J'sn., s9'e5 in accordance with the submitted application and accompanying plan(s), but subject to the standard conditions prescribed by the above-mentioned Regulations (a copy of which appears on the back hereof) and to the conditions hereunder stated.; TO:- Mr., P,G. Bahbee W~in low Iodge, Spring Hll, Nalsworth, Glos. PLANNING REFEENCE No. AND DATE OF APPUCAT1ON . oo1005/AV. Description of Site 10,12.84 Winslow Eouss; Spring EHill, Nailsiaworth. Nailsworth Parish BS'8499 B Edition, Descriptilon of Advertisement OQantal Hoard:ng Sgiu. 'Rmen'sons of sigln 71 wide. eieht from round level to top of sigSn 5', CONDITIONS OTHER THAN STANDARD CONDITIONS (set out on the back hereof) AND REASONS THEREFOR *Dated 8th January,1~B5.DAVID ASHLEY A.R.I.C.S. Dated ..8-:h...J..a.1. '..... .2185- PLANNING OFFICER 3wI duly authorized In that behe8 NOTICE 8D IMPORTANT - SEE NOTES OVERLEAF Stroud District Council CONSENT FOR DISPLAY TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT, 1971 O.ADVERTISEMENTS TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (CONTROL OF ADVERTISEMENTS) REGULATIONS, 1969 In pursuance of their powers under the above-mentioned Act and Regulations, the District Council as Local Planning Authority HEREBY EXPRESSLY CONSENT to the display of the advertisement described hereunder for a period of 5 years commencing on 12th Feb. #95,in accordance with the submitted application and accompanying plan(s), but subject to the standard conditions prescribed by the above-mentioned Regulations (a copy of which appears on the back hereof) and to the conditions hereunder stated.; TO:- Ititbreal f1OWers, Eater AVenis Glaucester. GL4 7SW PLANNINCG REERENCE No. ge nts M.I .J. Bemnett, Chief Surveyor, bhitbread Flowers, Eastern ANDDATEOFAPPUCA1TON Avrem s, Gloucester. S. 1006/AW. Description of Site 7.185 Bear Inn, Bialey, Bisley with Ilpiatt Prish SO 9006-9106 A Edition. Description of Adversement 2 No. tflat to wall' gni and ~aplied lettering. CONDITIONS OTHER THAN STANDARD CONDITIONS (set out on the back hereof) AND REASONS THEREFOR Conditionsi mone of the signs hereby permitted eshll be illuminated either internally or extenualy. Reasosa In the interests of visual amenity and appearance of the building and the Conservation Area. Dated 12....th1?4b 1985. DAVID ASHLEY AR.I.C.S. PLANNING OFFICER JW duly authorised in thtbehalf NOTICE 8D IMPORTANT - SEE NOTES OVERLEAF on^~1. PD/OC/S-30.._ Stroud District Council TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT, 1990 OFOADVERTISPELAES TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (CONTROL OF ADVERTiSEMENTS) REGULATIONS, 1989 In pursuar:ce of their powers under the above-mentioned Act and Regulations, the District Council as Local PManning Authority HEREBY EXPRESSLY CONSENT to the display of the advertisement described hereunder for a period of 5 years commencing on 17th April 19 9Ln accordance with the submitted application and accompanying plan(s) but subject to the standard conditions prescribed by the above-mentioned Reguiations (a copy of which appears on the back hereof) and to the conditions hereunder stated: TO:- PLANNING REFERENCE No. Pubmaster, 72 Sherwood Road, Aston Fields, Brmmsgrove, Worcs. B60 3DR. AND DATE OF APPLiCATION Agent: Dewjoc Partnership, Chesterfield, Mill Lane, Norton, Stockton on Tees, S.ADV/1006/A Cleveland. 9.4.96 Description of Site The Bear Inn, Bisley Bisley with Lypiatt Paish SO 9006-9106 A Edition Description of Advertisement Replacement of existing advertisement and display of three further advertisements (Revised plans received 9.4.96). 9 Dated 17th April 1996 MJMUSTON MRTPl ADV1006.AB D CONTROL MANAGER DIl aho, se ,ntha tnV' jea I NOTICE BD duly Slnmn,..- gm9 IMPORTANT - SEE NOTES OVERLEAF Stroud District Council CONSENT FOR DISPLAY TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT, 1971 OF. ADVERTISEMNTS TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (CONTROL OF ADVERTISEMENTS) REGULATIONS, 1969 In pursuance of their powers under the above-mentioned Act and Regulations, the District Council as Local Planning Authority HEREBY EXPRESSLY CONSENT to the dislay of the advertisement described hereunder for a period of 5 years commencing on 12th Mr g195, in accordance with the submitted application and accompanying plan(s), but subject to the standard conditions prescribed by the above-mentioned Regulations (a copy of which appears on the back hereof) and to the conditions hereunder stated.; TO:- Mr. T.L M Za_hhlg, zmts Cou-,t North Noibley, Dslrley, Glos, PLANNING REERENCE No. :t~~~~~~~~~~ : ~~~~~~~~~~~~ANDDATE OF APPUCATION S.ADV.1007 Description of Site 28.1.85 Emnts Court, North Nibley. North Nibley Pamish ·Se 7496-7596 A Edition. Part Parcel No. 1500. Description of Advertisement Notice Board. DimenAonsa of soi s'4*' X 3t'6". eijht from e unm level to top of sgni 7" 6". CONDITIONS OTHER THAN STANDARD CONDITIONS (set out on the back hereof) AND REASONS THEREFOR 12th March, 1985. V H Dated PLANNING......................................OFFICER Wv duly authorised in that behalf NOTICE 8D IMPORTANT - SEE NOTES OVERLEAF Stroud District Council CONSENT FOR DISPLAY TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT, 1971 OF ADVERTISEMENTS TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (CONTROL OF ADVERTISEMENTS) REGULATIONS, 1969 In pursuance of their powers under the above-mentioned Act'and Regulations, the District Council as Local Planning Authority HEREBY EXPRESSLY CONSENT to the display'of the advertisement described hereunder for a period of 5 ySea= commencing on 12thM r .
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