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Extension onto the existing external terrace area at third floor level to create additional floor space and internal alterations to the layout at third floor level to form Orthopaedic Surgery Unit.

Queen Elizabeth Hospital Queen Elizabeth Avenue Gateshead NE9 6SX

DecidedReference: DC/21/00953/OUTGateshead Metropolitan Borough Council

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Queen Elizabeth Hospital Queen Elizabeth Avenue Gateshead NE9 6SX

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Outline Application
Received
2 Aug 2021
Validated
2 Aug 2021
Determination deadline
26 Nov 2021
Local authority
Gateshead Metropolitan Borough Council

Application overview

Extension onto the existing external terrace area at third floor level to create additional floor space and internal alterations to the layout at third floor level to form Orthopaedic Surgery Unit.

Proposal details

Reference
DC/21/00953/OUT
Ward
High Fell
Agent
Anthony Watson Architect

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
officer reportOfficers Report23 Nov 2021View
Approved Certificate OUTApproved Certificate OUT23 Nov 2021View
Transport DC2100953OUTConsultation Response18 Nov 2021View
ApplicationFormRedactedApplication Form19 Aug 2021View
110_sections_propSections19 Aug 2021View
109_sections_existSections19 Aug 2021View
108_elevs_prop_2Elevations19 Aug 2021View
107_elevs_prop_1Elevations19 Aug 2021View
106_elevs_exist_2Elevations19 Aug 2021View
105_elevs_exist_1Elevations19 Aug 2021View
104_roof_propRoof Plans19 Aug 2021View
103_roof_existRoof Plans19 Aug 2021View
102_GA_plan_propPlans19 Aug 2021View
101_GA_plan_existPlans19 Aug 2021View
100_site_layoutSite Layout Plan19 Aug 2021View
000_site_locationSite Location Plan19 Aug 2021View

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