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Erection of a building at a maximum height of 9 storeys, for the purposes of student accommodation on the upper floors (total of 554 bedrooms) and mixed use retail (Class A1 and A3) on ground floor. (In accordance with revised drawings received on 15th February 2002).(Amended in accordance with drawings received 24/07/02 and LPA letter of 30/07/02).(Amended in accordance with agents letter and revised drawings of 4 December 2002 and LPA letter of 12 December 2002.) (discharge of conditions 3 and 8 in accordance with letter received 14.08.03, letter received 5.12.03 and LPA letter dated 15.12.03)(Amendment in accordance with agents letter dated 24.08.04 and LPA letter dated 27.08.04

Lincolnshire Roadcar Depot, St Mark Street, Lincoln.

DecidedReference: 2001/0852/FCity of Lincoln Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Application
Received
18 Dec 2001
Validated
18 Dec 2001
Determination deadline
12 Feb 2002
Local authority
City of Lincoln Council

Application overview

Erection of a building at a maximum height of 9 storeys, for the purposes of student accommodation on the upper floors (total of 554 bedrooms) and mixed use retail (Class A1 and A3) on ground floor. (In accordance with revised drawings received on 15th February 2002).(Amended in accordance with drawings received 24/07/02 and LPA letter of 30/07/02).(Amended in accordance with agents letter and revised drawings of 4 December 2002 and LPA letter of 12 December 2002.) (discharge of conditions 3 and 8 in accordance with letter received 14.08.03, letter received 5.12.03 and LPA letter dated 15.12.03)(Amendment in accordance with agents letter dated 24.08.04 and LPA letter dated 27.08.04

Proposal details

Reference
2001/0852/F
Ward
Boultham
Agent
Simons Design

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Application location

Lincolnshire Roadcar Depot, St Mark Street, Lincoln.

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DocumentPublishedAction
PAGE 1Decision Notice · PDF31 May 2022View
PAGE 2Decision Notice · PDF31 May 2022View
PAGE 3Decision Notice · PDF31 May 2022View
PROPOSED ELEVATIONS 21.03.2002Plan · PDF31 May 2022View
S106Legal Agreement · PDF11 May 2022View

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