Demolition of the existing bus station, roof top car park, City Square Centre including retail units at 48 Sincil Street and fronting Waterside South, former Oxford Hall Hotel, no.s 18-23, 30A, 31 (plus various buildings/extensions to the rear) and 47 Sincil Street, no.s 2-3 Norman Street, the Station Store, pedestrian footbridge and Station Wall. Erection of a mixed use development (A1, A2, A3, A4, A5 and C3 uses and other ancillary uses), a new bus station and facilities building, multi storey car park, footbridge over railway lines and highway, infrastructure and public realm works and other associated works. (Revised Description) (Outline)
Land Bounded By Waterside South, Melville Street, Oxford Street, St.Marys Street And Sincil Street, Lincoln
DecidedReference: 2008/0641/OCity of Lincoln Council
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Demolition of the existing bus station, roof top car park, City Square Centre including retail units at 48 Sincil Street and fronting Waterside South, former Oxford Hall Hotel, no.s 18-23, 30A, 31 (plus various buildings/extensions to the rear) and 47 Sincil Street, no.s 2-3 Norman Street, the Station Store, pedestrian footbridge and Station Wall. Erection of a mixed use development (A1, A2, A3, A4, A5 and C3 uses and other ancillary uses), a new bus station and facilities building, multi storey car park, footbridge over railway lines and highway, infrastructure and public realm works and other associated works. (Revised Description) (Outline)
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Reference
2008/0641/O
Ward
Abbey
Agent
Nathaniel Lichfield And Partners
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