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Construction of one two-storey dwelling (1x5 bed) (Class C3); associated vehicular access and landscaping

56 Vicarage Lane, Humberstone, St Marys Vicarage, land adjacent

DeterminedReference: 20221608Leicester City Council

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  3. Application Valid Date

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  4. Site Notice Date

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Application summary

Status
Determined
Application type
Operational development - full application
Received
10 Aug 2022
Validated
7 Sept 2022
Determination deadline
17 Nov 2022
Local authority
Leicester City Council

Application overview

Construction of one two-storey dwelling (1x5 bed) (Class C3); associated vehicular access and landscaping

Proposal details

Reference
20221608
Ward
Humberstone & Hamilton
Agent
Mr Antonio Berrio

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Application location

56 Vicarage Lane, Humberstone, St Marys Vicarage, land adjacent

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision Notice15 Nov 2022View
officer reportPlanning Officer Report15 Nov 2022View
Application FormApplication Form - Without Personal Data6 Sept 2022View
Planning statementApplication Supporting Info10 Aug 2022View
Heritage statementApplication Supporting Info10 Aug 2022View
Archaeological Assessment (Desk Based)Application Supporting Info10 Aug 2022View
Sustainable Drainage StrategyApplication Supporting Info10 Aug 2022View
Floorspace ScheduleApplication Supporting Info16 Aug 2022View
Proposed Ground Floor PlanPlans10 Aug 2022View
Proposed First Floor PlanPlans10 Aug 2022View
Proposed Loft PlanPlans10 Aug 2022View
Proposed Front ElevationPlans10 Aug 2022View
Proposed Rear ElevationPlans10 Aug 2022View
Proposed Side ElevationPlans10 Aug 2022View
Proposed Side ElevationPlans10 Aug 2022View
Street ScenePlans10 Aug 2022View
Proposed Site PlanPlans7 Sept 2022View
Location and Existing Site PlanSite or Location Plan10 Aug 2022View
Application Form - Without Personal DataSuperseded Docs10 Aug 2022View

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