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Erection of a single storey infill extension and single storey side extension to form new retail unit and retained offices to ground and first floor (Class E) with associated elevational alterations, installation of roller shutters and formation of a two space car parking area accessed via Dencombe Street

4 Mitre Road Manchester M13 0NU

FinalReference: 134266/FO/2022Manchester City Council

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Application summary

Status
Final
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
Not published
Validated
21 Nov 2022
Determination deadline
16 Jan 2023
Local authority
Manchester City Council

Application overview

Erection of a single storey infill extension and single storey side extension to form new retail unit and retained offices to ground and first floor (Class E) with associated elevational alterations, installation of roller shutters and formation of a two space car parking area accessed via Dencombe Street

Proposal details

Reference
134266/FO/2022
Alternative references
PP-11377567
Ward
Longsight
Agent
Dr Kanadi Jagafa

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Application location

4 Mitre Road Manchester M13 0NU

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Documents 23 of 23

DocumentPublishedAction
008018.pdfPlan · PDF5 Jul 2022View
008024.pdfPlan · PDF22 Dec 2022View
Waste Management Plan.pdfWaste Management · PDF18 Jul 2022View
008017.pdfPlan · PDF23 Dec 2022View
Delegated report 134266 3 Jan 23.pdfOfficer Report · PDF10 Jan 2023View
157734.pdfDecision · PDF10 Jan 2023View
Proposed Site Plan.pdfPlan · PDF15 Oct 2022View
008015.pdfFlood Risk Assessment or Drainage · PDF5 Jul 2022View
008010.pdfApplication Form · PDF21 Nov 2022View
008020.pdfPlan · PDF5 Jul 2022View
008022.pdfPlan · PDF5 Jul 2022View
Waste Proforma - 4 Mitre Road.pdfWaste Management · PDF23 Dec 2022View
Existing Site Plan.pdfSite Plan · PDF18 Jul 2022View
Waste Proforma.pdfWaste Management · PDF18 Jul 2022View
008025.pdfSite Plan · PDF5 Jul 2022View
008014.pdfSupporting Information · PDF5 Jul 2022View
008021.pdfPlan · PDF5 Jan 2023View
4 Mitre Road-Proposed Elevations.pdfPlan · PDF4 Jan 2023View
4 Mitre Road - Shutter Roller Detail.pdfPlan · PDF22 Dec 2022View
008019.pdfPlan · PDF5 Jul 2022View
Design and Access Statement.pdfDesign & Access Statement · PDF18 Jul 2022View
008016.pdfLocation Plan · PDF5 Jul 2022View
008027.pdfSupporting Information · PDF5 Jul 2022View

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