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ApprovedCouncil status: Application Permitted
Change of use of basement of 19 Rivers Street from an office (Use Class E) to a self-contained flat.
Basement Office, 19 Rivers Street, City Centre, Bath, Bath And North East Somerset, BA1 2QA
Status and dates
Last published check: 9 Nov 2026, 21:49 (UK)
- DoneReceived10 Mar 2026
- DoneValidated19 Mar 2026
- Not publishedConsultationNo date on council record
- Not publishedTarget decision dateNo date on council record
- DecidedPERMIT24 Jul 2026
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All published dates (5)
- Application type
- Full Application
- Ward
- Lansdown
- Documents
- 1 published
Proposal
Change of use of basement of 19 Rivers Street from an office (Use Class E) to a self-contained flat.
- Reference
- 26/00917/FUL
- Alternative references
- PP-14765585
- Ward
- Lansdown
- Agent
- Context Planning Ltd
- UPRN
- 010023113061
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