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Erection of three storey building to provide 17no. apartments (1 no. 1 bed, 14 no 2 bed and 2 no. 3 bed) together with associated parking and landscaping following demolition of existing building.

Woodpecker Hotel Selstead Road Manchester M22 1TP

FinalReference: 138767/FO/2023Manchester City Council

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Application summary

Status
Final
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
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Validated
5 Dec 2023
Determination deadline
30 Jun 2024
Local authority
Manchester City Council

Application overview

Erection of three storey building to provide 17no. apartments (1 no. 1 bed, 14 no 2 bed and 2 no. 3 bed) together with associated parking and landscaping following demolition of existing building.

Proposal details

Reference
138767/FO/2023
Alternative references
PP-12649250
Ward
Woodhouse Park
Agent
Mr Neil Foxall

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Application location

Woodpecker Hotel Selstead Road Manchester M22 1TP

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Documents 27 of 27

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415037.pdfGround Survey · PDF5 Dec 2023View
415038.pdfSupporting Information · PDF5 Dec 2023View
415042.pdfTree survey or information · PDF17 Jan 2024View
415030.pdfGround Survey · PDF5 Dec 2023View
415034.pdfGround Survey · PDF5 Dec 2023View
415026.pdfPlan · PDF5 Dec 2023View
415018.pdfPlan · PDF5 Dec 2023View
415039.pdfTree survey or information · PDF5 Dec 2023View
415016.pdfSite Plan · PDF5 Dec 2023View
415043.pdfTransport or Travel information · PDF5 Dec 2023View
415019.pdfPlan · PDF5 Dec 2023View
415020.pdfPlan · PDF5 Dec 2023View
415023.pdfPlan · PDF5 Dec 2023View
415028.pdfPlan · PDF5 Dec 2023View
415040.pdfSupporting Information · PDF5 Dec 2023View
415012.pdfApplication Form · PDF5 Dec 2023View
415044.pdfEcology report · PDF5 Dec 2023View
415032.pdfGround Survey · PDF5 Dec 2023View
415031.pdfGround Survey · PDF5 Dec 2023View
415029.pdfFlood Risk Assessment or Drainage · PDF5 Dec 2023View
415015.pdfLocation Plan · PDF5 Dec 2023View
415036.pdfGround Survey · PDF5 Dec 2023View
415017.pdfSite Plan · PDF5 Dec 2023View
415033.pdfGround Survey · PDF5 Dec 2023View
415035.pdfGround Survey · PDF5 Dec 2023View
415041.pdfDesign & Access Statement · PDF5 Dec 2023View
415027.pdfPlan · PDF5 Dec 2023View

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