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Replacement of windows and works to the roof, including replacement of roof mounted mechanical plant and installation of additional plant and new plant deck, the introduction of permanent edge protection, and the introduction of an additional external stair.

Royal Northern College Of Music 124 Oxford Road Manchester M13 9RD

FinalReference: 139621/FO/2024Manchester City Council

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Application summary

Status
Final
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
Not published
Validated
17 Apr 2024
Determination deadline
21 Jun 2024
Local authority
Manchester City Council

Application overview

Replacement of windows and works to the roof, including replacement of roof mounted mechanical plant and installation of additional plant and new plant deck, the introduction of permanent edge protection, and the introduction of an additional external stair.

Proposal details

Reference
139621/FO/2024
Alternative references
PP-12765706
Ward
Hulme
Agent
Ian Palmer

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Application location

Royal Northern College Of Music 124 Oxford Road Manchester M13 9RD

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Z1-18_4-GA-A-200017_P03.pdfPlan · PDF10 Jun 2024View
AD-477-PROPOSED-01.pdfPlan · PDF10 Apr 2024View
495484.pdfApplication Form · PDF25 Mar 2024View
Z1-18_4-SK-A-001_P01.pdfPlan · PDF17 Apr 2024View
Z1-00-SK-A-001_P03.pdfPlan · PDF10 Apr 2024View
Z1-18_4-GA-A-200200_P02.pdfPlan · PDF10 Jun 2024View
495495.pdfPlan · PDF10 Apr 2024View
AD-477-EXISTING-01.pdfPlan · PDF10 Apr 2024View
495496.pdfPlan · PDF10 Jun 2024View
495492.pdfLocation Plan · PDF10 Apr 2024View
Z1-18_4-GA-A-200400_P02.pdfPlan · PDF10 Jun 2024View
495494.pdfPlan · PDF10 Jun 2024View
495491.pdfPlan · PDF10 Apr 2024View
495489.pdfPlan · PDF10 Jun 2024View
240528_Planning.pdfSupporting Information · PDF28 May 2024View
Z1-18_4-GA-A-200016_P03.pdfPlan · PDF10 Jun 2024View
Z1-18_4-GA-A-200015_P03.pdfPlan · PDF10 Apr 2024View
495497.pdfNoise assessment or information · PDF10 Apr 2024View
495487.pdfDesign & Access Statement · PDF10 Jun 2024View
Z1-18_4-GA-A-200350_P04.pdfPlan · PDF10 Jun 2024View
495493.pdfPlan · PDF10 Apr 2024View
Z1-00-SK-A-002_P02.pdfPlan · PDF10 Apr 2024View
Delegated Officer Report.pdfOfficer Report · PDF21 Jun 2024View
495488.pdfPlan · PDF10 Jun 2024View
560482.pdfDecision · PDF21 Jun 2024View

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