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Demolition of the White House (B2 use) and erection of a two storey building to provide of 2 x one bed flats and 3 x two bed flats with associated car parking and amenity areas. Discharge of conditions 10 (landscape management plan), 14 (validation report), 19 (management plan) and 20 (site waste management plan) of planning permission 19/00296/FUL dated 30th August 2019.

The White House Kingham Way Luton LU2 7RG

PER - Application PermittedReference: 21/01531/DOCLuton Borough Council

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The White House Kingham Way Luton LU2 7RG

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Application summary

Status
PER - Application Permitted
Application type
Discharge of Multiple Conditions
Received
29 Oct 2021
Validated
29 Oct 2021
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Luton Borough Council

Application overview

Demolition of the White House (B2 use) and erection of a two storey building to provide of 2 x one bed flats and 3 x two bed flats with associated car parking and amenity areas. Discharge of conditions 10 (landscape management plan), 14 (validation report), 19 (management plan) and 20 (site waste management plan) of planning permission 19/00296/FUL dated 30th August 2019.

Proposal details

Reference
21/01531/DOC
Ward
HIGH TOWN
Agent
Mr Keith Atkinson - ATK Designs

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Documents 9 of 9

DocumentPublishedAction
Case Officer ReportCase Officer Report · PDF12 Jan 2022View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF12 Jan 2022View
DC03 -A - CON.16 EXTERNAL LIGHTINGCurrent Docs - SUPERSEDED · PDF14 Dec 2021View
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTIONComment - Consultee · PDF5 Nov 2021View
DC03 - CON 16 - EXTERNAL LIGHTINGCurrent Docs - SUPERSEDED · PDF29 Oct 2021View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form · PDF29 Oct 2021View
DC01 - CON 10 & 19 - MANAGEMENT PLANSCurrent Docs · PDF29 Oct 2021View
DC02 - CON 14 - VALIDATION REPORTCurrent Docs · PDF29 Oct 2021View
DC04 - CON 20 - SITE WASTE MANAGEMNT PLANCurrent Docs · PDF29 Oct 2021View

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