Construction of an extension to the shopping centre for leisure (Use Class D2), food and drink (Use Classes A3, A4 and A5), retail (Use Class A1), offices (Use Class B1), non-residential institution (Use Class D1), police station (Sui Generis Use), car parking accommodation (including multi-storey car park), servicing, landscaping, and public realm works. Partial demolition of decked car park, and external alterations to remaining decked car parking. Alterations to the rear elevation of existing cinema building. Temporary car parking for contractors (and overflow visitors) on land to the north west of Meadowhall Drive
Meadowhall Centre, Meadowhall Way, Sheffield S9 1EQ
Final DecisionReference: 2016/1403Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council
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Construction of an extension to the shopping centre for leisure (Use Class D2), food and drink (Use Classes A3, A4 and A5), retail (Use Class A1), offices (Use Class B1), non-residential institution (Use Class D1), police station (Sui Generis Use), car parking accommodation (including multi-storey car park), servicing, landscaping, and public realm works. Partial demolition of decked car park, and external alterations to remaining decked car parking. Alterations to the rear elevation of existing cinema building. Temporary car parking for contractors (and overflow visitors) on land to the north west of Meadowhall Drive
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