Comprehensive re-development scheme comprising a retail-led mixed use scheme, including demolition of existing buildings and associated structures, the closure and alteration of highways, engineering works and erection of new buildings for retail (A1/A2), food and drink (A3/A4/A5), office floor space (B1) and residential accommodation (C3) with ancillary development including new and enhanced pedestrian routes, open spaces, car parking, vehicular access and servicing facilities. (AMENDED SCHEME INCLUDING ADDENDUM TO ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT AND TRANSPORT ASSESSMENT) (Adjoining Authority Consultation)
New Retail Quarter, Wellington Street, Sheffield, S1 4HD
Final DecisionReference: 2016/0244Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council
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Comprehensive re-development scheme comprising a retail-led mixed use scheme, including demolition of existing buildings and associated structures, the closure and alteration of highways, engineering works and erection of new buildings for retail (A1/A2), food and drink (A3/A4/A5), office floor space (B1) and residential accommodation (C3) with ancillary development including new and enhanced pedestrian routes, open spaces, car parking, vehicular access and servicing facilities. (AMENDED SCHEME INCLUDING ADDENDUM TO ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT AND TRANSPORT ASSESSMENT) (Adjoining Authority Consultation)
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2016/0244
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