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Listed building consent for the creation of two fire escape doors to side elevation using existing window openings and brick up internally an existing external doorway. Re roof part of internal court yard to include a glazed roof light. Form a first floor level walkway in internal yard. Internal structural alterations to include creation of openings within the existing masonry and brick walls, form a goods lift and food hoist. New glazed external door to internal yard.

Globe Hotel, 23 Main Street, Cockermouth, Cumbria, CA13 9LE

DeterminedReference: 2/2011/0189Cumberland Council

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Application summary

Status
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Application type
Listed building consent (Alt/Ext)
Received
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Validated
21 Mar 2011
Determination deadline
16 May 2011
Local authority
Cumberland Council

Application overview

Listed building consent for the creation of two fire escape doors to side elevation using existing window openings and brick up internally an existing external doorway. Re roof part of internal court yard to include a glazed roof light. Form a first floor level walkway in internal yard. Internal structural alterations to include creation of openings within the existing masonry and brick walls, form a goods lift and food hoist. New glazed external door to internal yard.

Proposal details

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2/2011/0189

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Application location

Globe Hotel, 23 Main Street, Cockermouth, Cumbria, CA13 9LE

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Documents 7 of 7

DocumentPublishedAction
Unsigned Decision NoticeOfficer Report/Decision14 Jul 2011View
2-11-0189 Amendment AX01 Rev A Proposed Internal Sectional Elevation 21.06.11Plans · PDF14 Mar 2011View
2-11-0189 Amended Plan AD01 Rev B External Door Details 03.06.11Plans · PDF14 Mar 2011View
2-11-0189 Amendment AV01 REV A Proposed Elevations 13.04.11Plans · PDF14 Mar 2011View
2-11-0189 Amendment AL01 REV B Proposed Basement & Ground Floor Plans 13.04.11Plans · PDF14 Mar 2011View
2-11-0189 STI Site Location PlanPlans · PDF14 Mar 2011View
2-11-0189 AL02 Rev B_Proposed First Second Floors (amended 1-6-11)Additional/Supporting Information · PDF14 Mar 2011View

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