Demolition of the existing single storey outbuilding and demolition of single storey lean-to extension to the east elevation. Various external alterations including the erection of a single storey extension to the east elevation, new and replacement timber windows, installation of extraction flues to new coffee roasters and reduction in height and introduction of railings to section of boundary wall to Union Road. Internal works of refurbishment and alteration including the removal of partitions and doorways, creation of new doorways and creation of a cold store within the central quadrangle area. ( Listed Building Consent.)
The Lawn Union Road Lincoln LN1 3BU
DecidedReference: 2016/0024/LBCCity of Lincoln Council
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Demolition of the existing single storey outbuilding and demolition of single storey lean-to extension to the east elevation. Various external alterations including the erection of a single storey extension to the east elevation, new and replacement timber windows, installation of extraction flues to new coffee roasters and reduction in height and introduction of railings to section of boundary wall to Union Road. Internal works of refurbishment and alteration including the removal of partitions and doorways, creation of new doorways and creation of a cold store within the central quadrangle area. ( Listed Building Consent.)
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Reference
2016/0024/LBC
Ward
Carholme
Agent
Mrs Lynette Swinburne
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