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Application to discharge Conditions:14 (Plant/machinery/Equipment)of planning permission CCC/20/020/FMW Alterations to entrance including new doors window and canopy, erection of a single storey rear extension, path, additional car parking spaces and internal remodelling works to allow the change of use from a library storage depot and office to a Register Office for registering births, deaths and still-births, dealing with legal preliminaries for ceremonies; conducting ceremonies and associated functions.

Roger Ascham Library Depot, Ascham Road, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB4 2BD

ApproveReference: CCC/21/127/DCONCambridgeshire County Council

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Application summary

Status
Approve
Application type
Discharge of Condition
Received
28 Sept 2021
Validated
29 Sept 2021
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Cambridgeshire County Council

Application overview

Application to discharge Conditions:14 (Plant/machinery/Equipment)of planning permission CCC/20/020/FMW Alterations to entrance including new doors window and canopy, erection of a single storey rear extension, path, additional car parking spaces and internal remodelling works to allow the change of use from a library storage depot and office to a Register Office for registering births, deaths and still-births, dealing with legal preliminaries for ceremonies; conducting ceremonies and associated functions.

Proposal details

Reference
CCC/21/127/DCON
Parish
Cambridge (Non Parished Area)
Agent
Other YMD Boon Ltd, YMD Boon Ltd

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Application location

Roger Ascham Library Depot, Ascham Road, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB4 2BD

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Documents 8 of 8

DocumentPublishedAction
C14 DECISION LETTERDecision21 Dec 2021View
NOISE IMPACT ASSESSMENT OF THE INSTALLATION OF THE PROPOSED MECHANICAL PLANTApplication submission2 Dec 2021View
APPLICATION FORM - WITHOUT PERSONAL DATAApplication submission28 Sept 2021View
ENVIRON SPECApplication submission28 Sept 2021View
TAILORED ACOUSTIC ENCLOSURE (SPQBVE01A)Application submission28 Sept 2021View
NOISE IMPACT ASSESSMENTApplication submission28 Sept 2021View
FROM ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTHConsultee comment14 Dec 2021View
FROM GREATER CAMBRIDGE SHARED PLANNINGConsultee comment14 Dec 2021View

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Approve
C14 DECISION LETTER
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