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PRIOR APPROVAL FOR CHANGE OF USE FROM OFFICES (B1) TO RESIDENTIAL DWELLINGS (C3) (27 UNITS)

GAINSBOROUGH HOUSE, 26 - 32 HIGH STREET, NORTHGATE, CRAWLEY

Appeal DismissedReference: CR/2020/0473/PA3Crawley Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Appeal Dismissed
Application type
Prior Approval - Changes of use
Received
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Validated
Not published
Determination deadline
6 Nov 2020
Local authority
Crawley Borough Council

Application overview

PRIOR APPROVAL FOR CHANGE OF USE FROM OFFICES (B1) TO RESIDENTIAL DWELLINGS (C3) (27 UNITS)

Proposal details

Reference
CR/2020/0473/PA3
Agent
Gerald Eve LLP

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Application location

GAINSBOROUGH HOUSE, 26 - 32 HIGH STREET, NORTHGATE, CRAWLEY

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DocumentPublishedAction
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication Forms3 Aug 2020View
200714_Gainsborough-House_Block-Plan.pdfCurrent Drawings3 Aug 2020View
200714_Gainsborough-House_Site-Location-Plan.pdfCurrent Drawings3 Aug 2020View
Existing Ground First and Second - 706-MICA-XX-XX-DR-A-11200-P2.pdfCurrent Drawings18 Aug 2020View
Existing Ground Floor - 706-MICA-XX-00-DR-A-11100-P2.pdfCurrent Drawings18 Aug 2020View
Proposed Ground First and Second - 706-MICA-XX-XX-DR-A-12200-P2.pdfCurrent Drawings18 Aug 2020View
706-MICA-XX-B1-DR-A-12099-P1.pdfCurrent Drawings21 Oct 2020View
706-MICA-XX-00-DR-A-12100-P3.pdfCurrent Drawings21 Oct 2020View
200714_Gainsborough-House_Covering-Letter(1).pdfOther Documents18 Aug 2020View
0765le02.pdfOther Documents13 Oct 2020View
Delegated report_CR20200473PA3(1).pdfOfficer Report6 Nov 2020View
DN_CR20200473PA3.pdfDecision6 Nov 2020View
200714_CIL-Questions_v2.pdfCIL Documents3 Aug 2020View
210222_Gainsborough-House_Statement-of-Case(1).pdfAppeal Documents22 Feb 2021View
210107_List-of-Appendices.pdfAppeal Documents22 Feb 2021View
01 APPEAL FORM - 617021.pdfAppeal Documents22 Feb 2021View
2474 Gainsborough House - Statement of Water Neutrality.pdfAppeal Documents24 Nov 2021View
QUESTIONNAIRE - 689859.pdfAppeal Documents23 Jul 2021View
Appeal Decision 3269471.pdfAppeal Documents4 Jan 2022View
Start letter (AR13) - Jean McPherson - 20 Jul 2021.pdfAppeal Documents20 Jul 2021View

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Decision & conditions

PRIOR APPROVAL REFUSED
DN_CR20200473PA3.pdf Appeal Decision 3269471.pdf
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