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Demolition of part of rear; installation of new shopfronts and rollershutter to Humberstone Gate elevation and Lee Street elevation (Class E) (retrospective) (amendments received 3 June 2024)

58-62 Humberstone Gate

DeterminedReference: 20240082Leicester City Council

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Application location

58-62 Humberstone Gate

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Application summary

Status
Determined
Application type
Operational development - full application
Received
15 Jan 2024
Validated
16 Feb 2024
Determination deadline
19 Dec 2024
Local authority
Leicester City Council

Application overview

Demolition of part of rear; installation of new shopfronts and rollershutter to Humberstone Gate elevation and Lee Street elevation (Class E) (retrospective) (amendments received 3 June 2024)

Proposal details

Reference
20240082
Ward
Castle
Agent
P. Rana

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision Notice17 Dec 2024View
Officer ReportPlanning Officer Report17 Dec 2024View
Application Form (Redacted)Application Form - Without Personal Data4 Jul 2024View
Existing ElevationsPlans - Existing3 Jun 2024View
Exisiting Ground Floor PlanPlans - Existing3 Jun 2024View
Exisiting First & Second Floor PlanPlans - Existing3 Jun 2024View
Existing Site PlanPlans - Existing3 Jun 2024View
Proposed ElevationsPlans - Proposed3 Jun 2024View
Proposed ElevationsPlans - Proposed3 Jun 2024View
Proposed Ground Floor PlanPlans - Proposed3 Jun 2024View
Proposed First & Second Floor PlanPlans - Proposed3 Jun 2024View
Proposed Site PlanPlans - Proposed3 Jun 2024View
Site Location PlanSite or Location Plan3 Jun 2024View
Public comment 03/06/2024 -RedactedResponse - Neighbour Redacted Public3 Jun 2024View
All Plans and ElevationsSuperseded Plans15 Feb 2024View

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  4. Site Notice Date

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  6. Consultation End

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  7. Decision Date

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  8. Target Decision Date

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Decision & conditions

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