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Erection of advert measuring 18m x 7m on existing brick mural shroud screen with external illumination for a temporary 12 month period

43-45 Piccadilly Gardens Manchester M1 2AP

FinalReference: 134272/AOH/2022Manchester City Council

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Application summary

Status
Final
Application type
Consent to display an advertisement
Received
Not published
Validated
6 Jul 2022
Determination deadline
31 Aug 2022
Local authority
Manchester City Council

Application overview

Erection of advert measuring 18m x 7m on existing brick mural shroud screen with external illumination for a temporary 12 month period

Proposal details

Reference
134272/AOH/2022
Alternative references
PP-11360418
Ward
Piccadilly
Agent
Mr Philip Koscien

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Application location

43-45 Piccadilly Gardens Manchester M1 2AP

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Documents 24 of 24

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01 APPEAL FORM - 825029.pdfAppeal Form · PDF4 Oct 2022View
008463.pdfSupporting Information · PDF6 Jul 2022View
008457.pdfPhoto · PDF6 Jul 2022View
Appeal Decision - 3307991.pdfAppeal Decision · PDF15 Feb 2023View
008462.pdfSupporting Information · PDF6 Jul 2022View
008459.jpgPhoto6 Jul 2022View
008461.pdfSupporting Information · PDF6 Jul 2022View
047778.pdfDecision · PDF18 Aug 2022View
43-45 PICCADILLY GARDENS WITH BARE SCAFFOLD.JPGPhoto4 Oct 2022View
GROUNDS OF APPEAL PICCADILLY GARDENS (SEPTEMBER 2022).pdfAppeal Documents · PDF4 Oct 2022View
008465.pdfSupporting Information · PDF6 Jul 2022View
008460.pdfSupporting Information · PDF6 Jul 2022View
134272 Report.pdfOfficer Report · PDF18 Aug 2022View
008450.pdfApplication Form · PDF6 Jul 2022View
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 43-45 PICCADILLY GARDENS (SEPTEMBER 2022).pdfAppeal Documents · PDF4 Oct 2022View
008454.pdfSite Plan · PDF6 Jul 2022View
008453.pdfLocation Plan · PDF6 Jul 2022View
008466.rtfCorrespondence6 Jul 2022View
MANCHESTER PIC STORY OF SCAFFOLD1.pdfAppeal Documents · PDF4 Oct 2022View
008458.pdfPhoto · PDF6 Jul 2022View
008455.pdfPlan · PDF6 Jul 2022View
008464.pdfSupporting Information · PDF6 Jul 2022View
Appeal Consultation List.pdfAppeal Correspondence · PDF25 Nov 2022View
008456.pdfPlan · PDF6 Jul 2022View

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Decision & conditions

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Appeal Decision - 3307991.pdf 047778.pdf
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