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Change of use from pharmacy and ancillary office space (Use Class E) to micropub (Sui Generis) (amended description) (amended application form received on 04.03.2022, amended plans received on 13.01.2021 and amended ownership details received on 04.03.22).

30-32 Front Street Newcastle Upon Tyne NE16 4DT

DecidedReference: DC/21/01374/COUGateshead Metropolitan Borough Council

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30-32 Front Street Newcastle Upon Tyne NE16 4DT

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Change of Use
Received
25 Nov 2021
Validated
25 Nov 2021
Determination deadline
9 May 2022
Local authority
Gateshead Metropolitan Borough Council

Application overview

Change of use from pharmacy and ancillary office space (Use Class E) to micropub (Sui Generis) (amended description) (amended application form received on 04.03.2022, amended plans received on 13.01.2021 and amended ownership details received on 04.03.22).

Proposal details

Reference
DC/21/01374/COU
Ward
Dunston Hill And Whickham East

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
REPORT NO 3Officers Report6 May 2022View
Certificate Refused COUCertificate Refused COU6 May 2022View
doc04715820220304094325Application Form8 Mar 2022View
ownership redactedApplication Form8 Mar 2022View
Amended Proposed Floor Plan v2Amended Plans13 Jan 2022View
Site Notice 15 December 2021Site Notice16 Dec 2021View
Heratige statementHeritage Statement7 Dec 2021View
32 Front Street site location plan(1)Site Location Plan7 Dec 2021View
VOA Floor plans (1)Plans7 Dec 2021View
30-32 Front street plansSuperseded Plans7 Dec 2021View
ApplicationFormRedactedApplication Form7 Dec 2021View

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