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Erection of a two storey rear extension, incorporating a roof terrace, and external alterations to facilitate the change of use of the ground and first floors of no. 14B to a restaurant with related facilities to be associated with the restaurant use of no. 285. Change of use of second and third floors of no. 285 from office and store to one apartment (Class C3) and alteration to second floor window opening to provide access to roof terrace.

285 High Street And 14B Clasketgate Lincoln Lincolnshire LN2 1AL

WithdrawnReference: 2016/1207/FULCity of Lincoln Council

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285 High Street And 14B Clasketgate Lincoln Lincolnshire LN2 1AL

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Application summary

Status
Withdrawn
Application type
Full Application
Received
6 Dec 2016
Validated
6 Dec 2016
Determination deadline
1 Feb 2017
Local authority
City of Lincoln Council

Application overview

Erection of a two storey rear extension, incorporating a roof terrace, and external alterations to facilitate the change of use of the ground and first floors of no. 14B to a restaurant with related facilities to be associated with the restaurant use of no. 285. Change of use of second and third floors of no. 285 from office and store to one apartment (Class C3) and alteration to second floor window opening to provide access to roof terrace.

Proposal details

Reference
2016/1207/FUL
Alternative references
PP-05678155
Ward
Abbey
Agent
Mr Neil Reynolds

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Documents 7 of 7

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION NOTICEDecision Notice · PDF14 Feb 2020View
COMMENTS FROM HIGHWAYSConsultee Comment15 Dec 2016View
DESIGN AND ACCESS STATEMENTSupporting Document · PDF8 Dec 2016View
EXISTING PLANSPlan · PDF8 Dec 2016View
PROPOSED PLANSPlan · PDF8 Dec 2016View
SITE LOCATION AND LAYOUT PLANSPlan · PDF8 Dec 2016View
APPLICATION FORM - WITHOUT PERSONAL DATAApplication Form · PDF8 Dec 2016View

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