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Conversion Of Existing Public House (A4) Into 13 Residential Apartments (C3). Single Storey And First Floor Extension To West Elevation And First Floor Extension To East Elevation

Romans, Annesley Road, Hucknall, Nottinghamshire, NG15 7AB

FULRE - Full Application RefusalReference: V/2010/0631Ashfield District Council

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Application location

Romans, Annesley Road, Hucknall, Nottinghamshire, NG15 7AB

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Application summary

Status
FULRE - Full Application Refusal
Application type
Not published
Received
Not published
Validated
24 Nov 2010
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Ashfield District Council

Application overview

Conversion Of Existing Public House (A4) Into 13 Residential Apartments (C3). Single Storey And First Floor Extension To West Elevation And First Floor Extension To East Elevation

Proposal details

Reference
V/2010/0631
Ward
Hucknall North
UPRN
200003313678

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Documents 24 of 24

DocumentPublishedAction
Appeal DecisionAppeal Decision2 Jul 2012View
Appeal Notice of InspectorAppeal Notice of Inspector4 Apr 2012View
Decision Notice (R)Decision Notice (R)1 Sept 2011View
Amended Floor Plan - ProposedAmended Floor Plan - Proposed10 Aug 2011View
Amended Block PlanAmended Block Plan10 Aug 2011View
Amended Elevations - ProposedAmended Elevations - Proposed10 Aug 2011View
Floor PlansFloor Plans3 May 2011View
Elevations ProposedElevations Proposed3 May 2011View
Block PlansBlock Plans3 May 2011View
Noise AssessmentNoise Assessment8 Feb 2011View
Ecological ReportEcological Report8 Feb 2011View
Tree PlanTree Plan8 Feb 2011View
Tree ReportTree Report8 Feb 2011View
Transport AssessmentTransport Assessment21 Jan 2011View
Design and Access StatementDesign and Access Statement23 Nov 2010View
Elevations - ExistingElevations - Existing23 Nov 2010View
Block PlansBlock Plans23 Nov 2010View
Elevations ProposedElevations Proposed23 Nov 2010View
Floor Plans - ProposedFloor Plans - Proposed23 Nov 2010View
Elevations - ExistingElevations - Existing23 Nov 2010View
Floor Plans - ExistingFloor Plans - Existing23 Nov 2010View
Floor Plans - ExistingFloor Plans - Existing23 Nov 2010View
Site PlanSite Plan23 Nov 2010View
Application Form (R)Application Form (R)22 Oct 2010View

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Decision & conditions

FULRE - Full Application Refusal
Appeal Decision Decision Notice (R)
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