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Application under s73 for the variation of Condition 2 (in accordance with the approved plans) and removal of Condition 6 (restriction on amplified music) of permission B/19/0511 (Change of use of first floor to nightclub (Use Class Sui Generis), and second floor to a bar (Class A4) with associated pergola extension)

Club Medusa And Unique Lounge 27 29, West Street, Boston PE21 8QN

DecidedReference: B/25/0473East Lindsey District Council

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Application location

Club Medusa And Unique Lounge 27 29, West Street, Boston PE21 8QN

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Remove or Vary a condition
Received
5 Dec 2025
Validated
5 Dec 2025
Determination deadline
30 Jan 2026
Local authority
East Lindsey District Council

Application overview

Application under s73 for the variation of Condition 2 (in accordance with the approved plans) and removal of Condition 6 (restriction on amplified music) of permission B/19/0511 (Change of use of first floor to nightclub (Use Class Sui Generis), and second floor to a bar (Class A4) with associated pergola extension)

Proposal details

Reference
B/25/0473
Alternative references
PP-14540870
Ward
Station Ward
Parish
Boston
Agent
Ada Group

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Documents 8 of 8

DocumentPublishedAction
DecisionDecision · PDF16 Mar 2026View
Planning Officer ReportReport · PDF16 Mar 2026View
Site Location PlanPlans · PDF5 Dec 2025View
Noise Impact AssessmentGeneral · PDF5 Dec 2025View
Justification StatementGeneral · PDF5 Dec 2025View
WS-0412-EPFP Existing and Proposed Floor PlansPlans · PDF5 Dec 2025View
Application FormApplication form & Certificates · PDF5 Dec 2025View
WS-0102-BP Block PlanPlans · PDF5 Dec 2025View

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