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Proposed variation to planning consent 18/0254/IC to include additional window to northwest gable and changing a window to a door on northeast gable of Mansion House and alterations to velux windows in stable block (in retrospect)

Mansion House 1 Ardgowan Square Greenock PA16 8NG

GrantedReference: 19/0256/ICInverclyde

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Mansion House 1 Ardgowan Square Greenock PA16 8NG

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Application summary

Status
Granted
Application type
Full Planning Application
Received
10 Oct 2019
Validated
10 Oct 2019
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Inverclyde

Application overview

Proposed variation to planning consent 18/0254/IC to include additional window to northwest gable and changing a window to a door on northeast gable of Mansion House and alterations to velux windows in stable block (in retrospect)

Proposal details

Reference
19/0256/IC
Alternative references
100135597-004
Ward
Ward 4 - Inverclyde North
Agent
Marco Rebecchi

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
Existing and Propoosed Site PlansRevised Drawing · PDF17 Dec 2021View
GrantedDecision · PDF13 Nov 2019View
Report of Handling - DelegatedReport · PDF13 Nov 2019View
NN Planners ChecklistNeighbour Notification List · PDF16 Oct 2019View
APPROVED Existing Lower Ground Floor PlanDrawing · PDF15 Oct 2019View
APPROVED Existing Ground Floor PlanDrawing · PDF15 Oct 2019View
APPROVED Existing First Floor PlanDrawing · PDF15 Oct 2019View
APPROVED Existing Plans of Former Stable BlockDrawing · PDF15 Oct 2019View
APPROVED Existing Elevations of Former Stable BlockDrawing · PDF15 Oct 2019View
APPROVED Proposed lower ground floor planDrawing · PDF10 Oct 2019View
APPROVED Proposed Ground Floor PlanDrawing · PDF10 Oct 2019View
APPROVED Proposed first floor planDrawing · PDF10 Oct 2019View
APPROVED Proposed plans of stable blockDrawing · PDF10 Oct 2019View
APPROVED Proposed elevations of stable blockDrawing · PDF10 Oct 2019View
APPROVED Existing and proposed part elevationsDrawing · PDF10 Oct 2019View
Full Planning ApplicationApplication Form · PDF10 Oct 2019View

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Decision & conditions

Granted

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