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Conversion and change of use of first floor and part-ground floor from ancillary storage (Class A1) to 4 flats ( 1x one bedroom, 2 x two bedroom and 1x three one-bedroom flats) (Class C3) and associated storage, erection of first floor rear extension and external alterations to fenestration details and shopfront. Discharge of Condition no. 8 (Shopfront alterations) of planning permission 19/00825/FUL dated 21st November 2019.

11 - 15 High Town Road Luton LU2 0BW

PER - Application PermittedReference: 23/00219/DOCLuton Borough Council

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11 - 15 High Town Road Luton LU2 0BW

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Application summary

Status
PER - Application Permitted
Application type
Discharge of Multiple Conditions
Received
27 Feb 2023
Validated
2 Mar 2023
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Luton Borough Council

Application overview

Conversion and change of use of first floor and part-ground floor from ancillary storage (Class A1) to 4 flats ( 1x one bedroom, 2 x two bedroom and 1x three one-bedroom flats) (Class C3) and associated storage, erection of first floor rear extension and external alterations to fenestration details and shopfront. Discharge of Condition no. 8 (Shopfront alterations) of planning permission 19/00825/FUL dated 21st November 2019.

Proposal details

Reference
23/00219/DOC
Ward
HIGH TOWN
Agent
Jerzy Werner - Architecture-BOX

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Documents 9 of 9

DocumentPublishedAction
Case Officer ReportCase Officer Report · PDF24 Apr 2023View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF24 Apr 2023View
AP(0)400.2 - REV A - PROPOSED SHOPFRONTS & FLOOR PLANSCurrent Docs - AMENDED · PDF17 Apr 2023View
AL(0)600.2 - REV A - PERSPECTIVE VIEWS.Current Docs - AMENDED · PDF17 Apr 2023View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form · PDF2 Mar 2023View
AL(0)001.1 SITE LOCATION PLANCurrent Docs · PDF2 Mar 2023View
AL(0)600.2 PERSPECTIVE VIEWSCurrent Docs - SUPERSEDED · PDF2 Mar 2023View
AP(0)400.1 EXISTING SHOPFRONT PLANS AND ELEVATIONSCurrent Docs · PDF2 Mar 2023View
AP(0)400.2 PROPOSED SHOPFRONT PLANS AND ELEVATIONSCurrent Docs - SUPERSEDED · PDF2 Mar 2023View

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