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Listed Building Consent for:-Refurbish the existing house name letters in gold leaf, new lantern and a new Pictorial Pole Sign. Involving external lighting.

The Mill 602 Holderness Road Kingston Upon Hull HU9 3EU

UnknownReference: 25/00185/LBCHull City Council

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Application summary

Status
Unknown
Application type
Listed Building Consent - alteration
Received
24 Feb 2025
Validated
24 Feb 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Hull City Council

Application overview

Listed Building Consent for:-Refurbish the existing house name letters in gold leaf, new lantern and a new Pictorial Pole Sign. Involving external lighting.

Proposal details

Reference
25/00185/LBC
Alternative references
PP-13799693
Ward
Southcoates
Agent
Morgan Signs & Design Limited

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Application location

The Mill 602 Holderness Road Kingston Upon Hull HU9 3EU

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
OFFICERS DELEGATED REPORTReport · PDF24 Apr 2025View
DECISION NOTICEDecision22 Apr 2025View
EMAILS 10/04/2025Correspondence · PDF10 Apr 2025View
PRESS NOTICEOther · PDF6 Mar 2025View
CONSERVATION COMMENTSCorrespondence4 Mar 2025View
APPLICATION CHECKLISTOfficer Notes · PDF25 Feb 2025View
THE MILL, 602 HOLDERNESS ROADApplication Form · PDF22 Feb 2025View
A SUMMARY OF THE ATTACHMENTS IN THE PROPOSALBackGround Papers · PDF22 Feb 2025View
THE LOCATION PLANOS Extract · PDF22 Feb 2025View
BLOCK PLANDrawing · PDF22 Feb 2025View
SIGNAGE PROPOSALDrawing · PDF22 Feb 2025View
DESIGN AND ACCESS STATEMENTOther22 Feb 2025View
HERITAGE STATEMENTReport22 Feb 2025View

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Listed Building Consent Approved
DECISION NOTICE
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