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Demolition of existing ancillary buildings, sheds, and plant. Part retention of existing walls on west and south elevations to create new boundary walls. (Revised)

21 - 23 Mint Street And Buildings To The Rear Of 226-231 High Street Lincoln Lincolnshire

DecidedReference: 2025/0595/FULCity of Lincoln Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Application
Received
7 Oct 2025
Validated
16 Oct 2025
Determination deadline
12 Dec 2025
Local authority
City of Lincoln Council

Application overview

Demolition of existing ancillary buildings, sheds, and plant. Part retention of existing walls on west and south elevations to create new boundary walls. (Revised)

Proposal details

Reference
2025/0595/FUL
Alternative references
PP-14389669
Ward
Carholme
Agent
CW Architects

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21 - 23 Mint Street And Buildings To The Rear Of 226-231 High Street Lincoln Lincolnshire

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF10 Feb 2026View
Case Officer ReportCase Officer Report · PDF6 Feb 2026View
PROPOSED ELEVATIONS-C01 SHEET 2 REVISEDPlan · PDF21 Jan 2026View
PROPOSED ELEVATIONS-C01 SHEET 1 REVISEDPlan · PDF16 Jan 2026View
PROPOSED ROOF PLAN REVISEDPlan · PDF16 Jan 2026View
240996-303 REV C01Plan · PDF16 Jan 2026View
PROPOSED SECOND FLOOR PLANS REVISEDPlan · PDF16 Jan 2026View
PROPOSED FIRST FLOOR PLANS REVISEDPlan · PDF16 Jan 2026View
PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PLANS REVISEDPlan · PDF16 Jan 2026View
COMMENTS - CONSERVATION OFFICERConsultee Comment · PDF20 Nov 2025View
COMMENTS - ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTHConsultee Comment · PDF24 Oct 2025View
REVISED - DESIGN AND ACCESS AND HERITAGE STATEMENTSupporting Document · PDF16 Oct 2025View
APPLICATION FORM - WITHOUT PERSONAL DATAApplication Form · PDF7 Oct 2025View
EXISTING PHOTOSPhoto · PDF7 Oct 2025View
EXISTING ELEVATIONPlan · PDF7 Oct 2025View
SITE LOCATION PLANPlan · PDF7 Oct 2025View
PROPOSED ELEVATIONPlan · PDF7 Oct 2025View

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