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Listed Building Consent for the erection of a single storey extension to form restaurant following demolition of existing conservatory and orangery, internal remodelling to facilitate the re-configuration and refurbishment of the main entrance lobby and reception area and the landscaping of the courtyard area.

Etrop Grange Hotel Bailey Lane Manchester M90 4EG

FinalReference: 112724/LO/2016Manchester City Council

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Application summary

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

Application overview

Listed Building Consent for the erection of a single storey extension to form restaurant following demolition of existing conservatory and orangery, internal remodelling to facilitate the re-configuration and refurbishment of the main entrance lobby and reception area and the landscaping of the courtyard area.

Proposal details

Reference
112724/LO/2016
Alternative references
PP-05071627
Ward
Woodhouse Park (2004-2018)
Agent
Miss Louisa Fielden

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Application location

Etrop Grange Hotel Bailey Lane Manchester M90 4EG

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644743.pdfPlan · PDF11 Jul 2016View
389509.pdfCorrespondence · PDF11 Jul 2016View
405231.pdfPlan · PDF11 Jul 2016View
516212.pdfSupporting Information · PDF11 Jul 2016View
445831.pdfPlan · PDF11 Jul 2016View
629438.pdfPlan · PDF11 Jul 2016View
567138.pdfPlan · PDF11 Jul 2016View
504285.pdfPlan · PDF11 Jul 2016View
665308.pdfSupporting Information · PDF11 Jul 2016View
589015.pdfPlan · PDF11 Jul 2016View
600810.pdfPlan · PDF11 Jul 2016View
616131.pdfPlan · PDF11 Jul 2016View
382972.pdfPlan · PDF11 Jul 2016View
475805.pdfPlan · PDF11 Jul 2016View
723953.pdfDecision · PDF12 Apr 2017View
479674.pdfLocation Plan · PDF11 Jul 2016View
530680.pdfPlan · PDF11 Jul 2016View
590358.pdfPlan · PDF11 Jul 2016View
636692.pdfPlan · PDF11 Jul 2016View
525578.pdfPlan · PDF11 Jul 2016View
419725.pdfPlan · PDF11 Jul 2016View
659963.pdfPlan · PDF11 Jul 2016View
376335.pdfPlan · PDF11 Jul 2016View
383681.pdfPlan · PDF11 Jul 2016View
420587.pdfPlan · PDF11 Jul 2016View
593145.pdfPlan · PDF11 Jul 2016View
500164.pdfPlan · PDF11 Jul 2016View
401573.pdfPlan · PDF11 Jul 2016View
353334.pdfApplication Form · PDF11 Jul 2016View

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Decision & conditions

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