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Proposed subdivision of ground floor retail unit and change of use at first floor to a 1no bedroomed flat (Use Class C3) as amended by plan dated August 2025.

JOHN WILLETTS FIREPLACES 141 High Street Gateshead NE9 7JR

DecidedReference: DC/25/00484/COUGateshead Metropolitan Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Change of Use
Received
19 Jun 2025
Validated
19 Jun 2025
Determination deadline
8 Sept 2025
Local authority
Gateshead Metropolitan Borough Council

Application overview

Proposed subdivision of ground floor retail unit and change of use at first floor to a 1no bedroomed flat (Use Class C3) as amended by plan dated August 2025.

Proposal details

Reference
DC/25/00484/COU
Ward
High Fell
Agent
M-M-A

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Application location

JOHN WILLETTS FIREPLACES 141 High Street Gateshead NE9 7JR

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
Officer Recommendation ReportOfficers Report8 Sept 2025View
Approved Certificate COUApproved Certificate COU8 Sept 2025View
Supporting Document - Justification for Walking Distance from Front Entrance to Bin StoreSupporting documents19 Jun 2025View
Supporting Document - Flood MapSupporting documents19 Jun 2025View
Supporting Document - Acoustic Design Statement (25-51-1112_R1)Supporting documents19 Jun 2025View
Plans - Site Location Plan (C-00)Plans19 Jun 2025View
Plans - Proposed - Floor Plans, Elevations (C-02)Plans19 Jun 2025View
Plans - Existing and Proposed - Site Layout Plan (C-03)Plans19 Jun 2025View
Plans - Existing and Proposed - Floor Plan - First Floor (C-01)Plans19 Jun 2025View
Plans - Existing - Floor Plans, Elevations (C-01)Plans19 Jun 2025View
Application Form - RedactedApplication Form19 Jun 2025View

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