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Variation of conditions 5 (Approved landscaping), 6 (Landscape Management Plan) and 31 (Approved Plans) attached to planning permission 20191548: (Variation of condition 27 (Connection to district heating) attached to planning permission 20171085 (Demolition; Construction of an 11 storey building providing two hotels (252 bedrooms) (class C1), a 5 storey building providing 4,019sq.m of office accommodation (class B1); the refurbishment, alteration and change of use of the former Great Central Railway Station from general industrial (class B2) to a unit of 1,828sq.m floorspace (class D1), pedestrianisation of part of Great Central Street, public realm and landscaping improvements. (amended plans)) to allow amendment to the wording of the condition to require connection to the district heating system within three months of it becoming accessible and operational within the site); to allow amendments to the previously approved landscaping scheme to take account of existing statutory utilities. (Amended plans)

Land off of Great Central Street

DeterminedReference: 20221519Leicester City Council

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Application summary

Status
Determined
Application type
Operational development - full application
Received
25 Jul 2022
Validated
29 Sept 2022
Determination deadline
22 Aug 2025
Local authority
Leicester City Council

Application overview

Variation of conditions 5 (Approved landscaping), 6 (Landscape Management Plan) and 31 (Approved Plans) attached to planning permission 20191548: (Variation of condition 27 (Connection to district heating) attached to planning permission 20171085 (Demolition; Construction of an 11 storey building providing two hotels (252 bedrooms) (class C1), a 5 storey building providing 4,019sq.m of office accommodation (class B1); the refurbishment, alteration and change of use of the former Great Central Railway Station from general industrial (class B2) to a unit of 1,828sq.m floorspace (class D1), pedestrianisation of part of Great Central Street, public realm and landscaping improvements. (amended plans)) to allow amendment to the wording of the condition to require connection to the district heating system within three months of it becoming accessible and operational within the site); to allow amendments to the previously approved landscaping scheme to take account of existing statutory utilities. (Amended plans)

Proposal details

Reference
20221519
Ward
Abbey
Agent
Mr Matthew Roe

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Application location

Land off of Great Central Street

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Documents 22 of 22

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision noticeDecision Notice20 Aug 2025View
planning officer reportPlanning Officer Report20 Aug 2025View
Application Form - Without Personal DataApplication Form - Without Personal Data25 Jul 2022View
Covering Letter - REDACTEDApplication Supporting Info25 Jul 2022View
Other relevant information - Severn Trent WaterApplication Supporting Info25 Jul 2022View
Landscape Management PlanApplication Supporting Info25 Jun 2025View
Existing SUs Sheet 1Plans25 Jul 2022View
Existing SUs Sheet 2Plans25 Jul 2022View
Existing SUs Sheet 3Plans25 Jul 2022View
GCS STW Assets - Sewer RecordPlans25 Jul 2022View
Tree Pit DetailsPlans25 Jul 2022View
Site Location Plan.pdfPlans29 Sept 2022View
Soft Landscaping 1 of 2Plans - Proposed21 Feb 2023View
W2116 1001-3.pdfPlans - Proposed21 Feb 2023View
Soft Landscape Proposals.pdfPlans - Proposed21 Feb 2023View
Soft landscaping 2 of 2Plans - Proposed22 Nov 2023View
Public comment 05/08/2022 -RedactedResponse - Neighbour Redacted Public5 Aug 2022View
Soft Landscape 1 of 2 as builtSuperseded Plans25 Jul 2022View
Soft Landscape 2 of 2 as builtSuperseded Plans25 Jul 2022View
Soft Landscape ProposalsSuperseded Plans25 Jul 2022View
Landscaping Management PlanSuperseded Docs25 Jul 2022View
Landscape Management Plan July 2022 - Updated May 2024.pdfSuperseded Docs8 May 2024View

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