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Listed Building Consent for internal and external alterations associated with use of part ground and basement floors for flexible restaurant, office and leisure uses, including removal of swimming pool, improved access to atrium space, provision of accessible cycle store, shopfront alterations and other associated changes.

Sunlight House Quay Street Manchester M3 3JZ

FinalReference: 137466/LO/2023Manchester City Council

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Application summary

Status
Final
Application type
Listed building consent (Alt/Ext)
Received
Not published
Validated
3 Jul 2023
Determination deadline
18 Mar 2024
Local authority
Manchester City Council

Application overview

Listed Building Consent for internal and external alterations associated with use of part ground and basement floors for flexible restaurant, office and leisure uses, including removal of swimming pool, improved access to atrium space, provision of accessible cycle store, shopfront alterations and other associated changes.

Proposal details

Reference
137466/LO/2023
Alternative references
PP-12279504
Ward
Deansgate
Agent
Mr Jay Patel

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Application location

Sunlight House Quay Street Manchester M3 3JZ

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Documents 22 of 22

DocumentPublishedAction
288214.pdfPlan · PDF3 Jul 2023View
288223.pdfPlan · PDF3 Jul 2023View
288219.pdfPlan · PDF3 Jul 2023View
288225.pdfPlan · PDF3 Jul 2023View
Sunlight House, Manchester - Heritage Statement June 2023 BASEMENT 1.pdfHeritage Statement · PDF30 Jun 2023View
288220.pdfPlan · PDF3 Jul 2023View
490213.pdfDecision · PDF18 Mar 2024View
288224.pdfPlan · PDF3 Jul 2023View
288212.pdfCorrespondence · PDF3 Jul 2023View
288209.pdfSupporting Information · PDF3 Jul 2023View
288205.pdfApplication Form · PDF3 Jul 2023View
288222.pdfPlan · PDF3 Jul 2023View
288226.pdfLocation Plan · PDF3 Jul 2023View
288210.pdfSupporting Information · PDF3 Jul 2023View
288215.pdfPlan · PDF3 Jul 2023View
288217.pdfPlan · PDF3 Jul 2023View
288218.pdfPlan · PDF3 Jul 2023View
288211.pdfSupporting Information · PDF3 Jul 2023View
288213.pdfPlan · PDF3 Jul 2023View
288216.pdfPlan · PDF3 Jul 2023View
230629_SLH_Ground and Basement_Design Statement_Hi Res.pdfDesign & Access Statement · PDF30 Jun 2023View
288221.pdfPlan · PDF3 Jul 2023View

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Decision & conditions

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490213.pdf
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