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LISTED BUILDING CONSENT for internal alterations in association with change of use of part of basement from restaurant (Use Class A3) to meeting and conference area in connection with existing adjacent hotel at 8-10 Booth Street

The Basement 2-6 Booth Street Manchester M2 4AT

FinalReference: 112156/LO/2016/C1Manchester City Council

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Application summary

Status
Final
Application type
Listed building consent (Alt/Ext)
Received
Not published
Validated
13 May 2016
Determination deadline
8 Jul 2016
Local authority
Manchester City Council

Application overview

LISTED BUILDING CONSENT for internal alterations in association with change of use of part of basement from restaurant (Use Class A3) to meeting and conference area in connection with existing adjacent hotel at 8-10 Booth Street

Proposal details

Reference
112156/LO/2016/C1
Alternative references
PP-05139921
Ward
City Centre (2004-2018)
Agent
Mr Jack Haw

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Application location

The Basement 2-6 Booth Street Manchester M2 4AT

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Documents 26 of 26

DocumentPublishedAction
539042.pdfDecision · PDF7 Jul 2016View
639279.pdfPlan · PDF20 May 2016View
462119.pdfDecision · PDF11 Jul 2016View
365859.pdfPlan · PDF20 May 2016View
578013.pdfPlan · PDF20 May 2016View
436707.pdfPlan · PDF20 May 2016View
438796.pdfSupporting Information · PDF20 May 2016View
585053.pdfLocation Plan · PDF20 May 2016View
427859.pdfPlan · PDF20 May 2016View
433308.pdfApplication Form · PDF20 May 2016View
547044.pdfPhoto · PDF20 May 2016View
610982.pdfPlan · PDF20 May 2016View
514135.pdfPlan · PDF20 May 2016View
599410.pdfSupporting Information · PDF20 May 2016View
531971.pdfSite Plan · PDF20 May 2016View
Jack Haw.pdfNoise assessment or information · PDF28 Jun 2016View
465194.pdfCorrespondence · PDF20 May 2016View
663589.pdfCorrespondence · PDF20 May 2016View
634946.pdfSupporting Information · PDF20 May 2016View
384577.pdfPlan · PDF20 May 2016View
356822.pdfDecision · PDF7 Jul 2016View
560313.pdfPlan · PDF20 May 2016View
496141.pdfSupporting Information · PDF20 May 2016View
444581.pdfPlan · PDF20 May 2016View
535238.pdfSupporting Information · PDF20 May 2016View
386784.pdfSupporting Information · PDF20 May 2016View

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539042.pdf 462119.pdf 356822.pdf
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