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Removal of existing cement pointing from repaired joints and replace with lime mortar to side

15 Flemingate Beverley East Riding Of Yorkshire

Application ApprovedReference: 24/03612/PLBEast Riding of Yorkshire Council

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15 Flemingate Beverley East Riding Of Yorkshire

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Application summary

Status
Application Approved
Application type
Listed Building Consent
Received
6 Dec 2024
Validated
7 Feb 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
East Riding of Yorkshire Council

Application overview

Removal of existing cement pointing from repaired joints and replace with lime mortar to side

Proposal details

Reference
24/03612/PLB
Alternative references
PP-13491224
Ward
Minster And Woodmansey
Parish
Beverley Town Council

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
Officer ReportOfficer Report2 Apr 2025View
eDecisioneDecision2 Apr 2025View
. BEVERLEY TOWN COUNCILConsultee Comment · PDF3 Mar 2025View
. BUILDING CONSERVATIONConsultee Comment · PDF24 Feb 2025View
. HISTORIC ENGLANDConsultee Comment · PDF14 Feb 2025View
. BEVERLEY CIVIC SOCIETYConsultee Comment · PDF12 Feb 2025View
SITE PLANPlans · PDF7 Feb 2025View
PROPOSED WEST ELEVATIONPlans · PDF7 Feb 2025View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form · PDF6 Feb 2025View
LOCATION PLANPlans · PDF6 Feb 2025View
DESIGN AND ACCESS STATEMENTSupporting Documents · PDF6 Feb 2025View
PHOTOGRAPH OF EXISTING SIDE ELEVATIONSupporting Documents13 Jan 2025View
HERITAGE STATEMENTSupporting Documents · PDF13 Jan 2025View
PHOTOGRAPH - EXISTING SIDE ELEVATION BRICKWORK/JOINTS (1)Supporting Documents6 Dec 2024View
PHOTOGRAPH - EXISTING SIDE ELEVATION BRICKWORK/JOINTS (2)Supporting Documents6 Dec 2024View
PHOTOGRAPH - EXISTING SIDE ELEVATION BRICKWORK/JOINTS (3)Supporting Documents6 Dec 2024View
PHOTOGRAPH - EXISTING BRICKWORK/DOORWAYSupporting Documents6 Dec 2024View
COPY OF PAGE 1 OF LETTER FROM KATE HARRIS (CONSERVATION)Supporting Documents6 Dec 2024View
COPY OF PAGE 2 OF LETTER FROM KATE HARRIS (CONSERVATION)Supporting Documents6 Dec 2024View

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  4. Latest Site Notice Expiry Date

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Decision & conditions

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