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Construction of dwelling (1x 4bed) (Class C3)

38 St James Road, Rear of

DeterminedReference: 20242177Leicester City Council

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Application location

38 St James Road, Rear of

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Application summary

Status
Determined
Application type
Operational development - full application
Received
11 Dec 2024
Validated
17 Dec 2024
Determination deadline
4 Apr 2025
Local authority
Leicester City Council

Application overview

Construction of dwelling (1x 4bed) (Class C3)

Proposal details

Reference
20242177
Ward
Stoneygate
Agent
Mr John Hackman

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision Notice3 Apr 2025View
Officer ReportPlanning Officer Report3 Apr 2025View
Application Form - Without Personal DataApplication Form - Without Personal Data11 Dec 2024View
Site Investigation Desk Study with Walkover SurveyApplication Supporting Info11 Dec 2024View
Floorspace ScheduleApplication Supporting Info11 Dec 2024View
Sustainable Drainage StrategyApplication Supporting Info11 Dec 2024View
Archaeological AssessmentApplication Supporting Info11 Dec 2024View
Bike Storage BrochureApplication Supporting Info11 Dec 2024View
Design, Access and Heritage StatementApplication Supporting Info27 Jan 2025View
All Plans and ElevationsPlans11 Dec 2024View
VisualsPlans11 Dec 2024View
VisualsPlans11 Dec 2024View
VisualsPlans11 Dec 2024View
VisualsPlans11 Dec 2024View
VisualsPlans11 Dec 2024View
Public comment 03/01/2025 -RedactedResponse - Neighbour Redacted Public3 Jan 2025View
Public comment 06/01/2025 -RedactedResponse - Neighbour Redacted Public6 Jan 2025View
Public comment 30/01/2025 -RedactedResponse - Neighbour Redacted Public30 Jan 2025View
Design, Access and Heritage StatementSuperseded Docs11 Dec 2024View

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  1. Application Received Date

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  2. Application Valid Date

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  3. Consultation Start Date

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  4. Site Notice Date

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  5. Advert Expiry

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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

Determined
Decision Notice
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