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Variation of Condition 2 (Drawings) of planning permission 2017/0243/HOU for the introduction/requirement of new supportive retaining walls to Lucy Tower Motte.

Castle Moat House 18 Drury Lane Lincoln Lincolnshire LN1 3BN

DecidedReference: 2017/1520/CXNCity of Lincoln Council

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Castle Moat House 18 Drury Lane Lincoln Lincolnshire LN1 3BN

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Removal or Variation of Conditions
Received
20 Dec 2017
Validated
2 Jan 2018
Determination deadline
28 Feb 2018
Local authority
City of Lincoln Council

Application overview

Variation of Condition 2 (Drawings) of planning permission 2017/0243/HOU for the introduction/requirement of new supportive retaining walls to Lucy Tower Motte.

Proposal details

Reference
2017/1520/CXN
Alternative references
PP-06621101
Ward
Castle
Agent
Mr Carl Medd

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Documents 21 of 21

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION NOTICEDecision Notice · PDF27 Feb 2018View
HISTORIC ENGLAND COMMENTSConsultee Comment · PDF22 Jan 2018View
HIGHWAYS AND PLANNING NO OBJECTIONSConsultee Comment · PDF19 Jan 2018View
DESIGN AND ACCESS STATEMENTSupporting Document · PDF20 Dec 2017View
SITE LOCATION PLANPlan · PDF20 Dec 2017View
GROUND FLOOR PLAN LAYOUTPlan · PDF20 Dec 2017View
ROOF LEVEL PLAN LAYOUTPlan · PDF20 Dec 2017View
PROPOSED ELEVATIONSPlan · PDF20 Dec 2017View
DRURY LANE ELEVATIONPlan · PDF20 Dec 2017View
EAST ELEVATIONPlan · PDF20 Dec 2017View
PROPOSED VISUALSPlan · PDF20 Dec 2017View
PROPOSED VISUALSPlan · PDF20 Dec 2017View
EXISTING SECTIONSPlan · PDF20 Dec 2017View
PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PLANPlan · PDF20 Dec 2017View
PROPOSED ROOF PLANPlan · PDF20 Dec 2017View
PROPOSED SECTIONS 1 OF 3Plan · PDF20 Dec 2017View
PROPOSED SECTIONS 2 OF 3Plan · PDF20 Dec 2017View
PROPOSED SECTIONS 3 OF 3Plan · PDF20 Dec 2017View
EXISTING SITE PLANSupporting Document · PDF20 Dec 2017View
SECTION E-E DRAWINGSupporting Document · PDF20 Dec 2017View
APPLICATION FORM - WITHOUT PERSONAL DATAApplication Form · PDF20 Dec 2017View

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