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Listed building consent for the insertion of partitions in existing space to form meeting rooms. Infill of stair opening to form separate tenancy.

Part Floors 3 And 4 8-16 Newton Street Manchester M1 2AN

FinalReference: 140261/LO/2024Manchester City Council

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Application summary

Status
Final
Application type
Listed building consent (Alt/Ext)
Received
Not published
Validated
28 Jun 2024
Determination deadline
23 Aug 2024
Local authority
Manchester City Council

Application overview

Listed building consent for the insertion of partitions in existing space to form meeting rooms. Infill of stair opening to form separate tenancy.

Proposal details

Reference
140261/LO/2024
Alternative references
PP-13140669
Ward
Piccadilly
Agent
Andrew Burns

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Application location

Part Floors 3 And 4 8-16 Newton Street Manchester M1 2AN

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Documents 25 of 25

DocumentPublishedAction
554327.pdfPlan · PDF12 Jun 2024View
554332.pdfPlan · PDF12 Jun 2024View
24-204 AXI 410 Proposed Third Floor Small Power Plan-Rev 1-00.pdfPlan · PDF7 Aug 2024View
554334.pdfPlan · PDF7 Aug 2024View
554322.pdfApplication Form · PDF12 Jun 2024View
554336.pdfHeritage Statement · PDF12 Jun 2024View
2052 P(700)--Method Statement.pdfSupporting Information · PDF28 Jun 2024View
Method Statement spindles removal.pdfSupporting Information · PDF7 Aug 2024View
24-204 AXI 303 Proposed Third Reflected Ceiling PlanRev 3.00.pdfPlan · PDF28 Jun 2024View
554329.pdfPlan · PDF12 Jun 2024View
554340.pdfPlan · PDF7 Aug 2024View
554325.pdfLocation Plan · PDF12 Jun 2024View
554338.pdfPlan · PDF28 Jun 2024View
2052 240627 P.pdfSupporting Information · PDF28 Jun 2024View
24-204 AXI 304 Proposed Third Reflected Ceiling Rev 3.00.pdfPlan · PDF28 Jun 2024View
592953.pdfDecision · PDF23 Aug 2024View
Officer report.pdfOfficer Report · PDF23 Aug 2024View
554339.pdfPlan · PDF28 Jun 2024View
24-204 AXI 411 Proposed Fourth Floor Small Power Plan-Rev 1-00.pdfPlan · PDF7 Aug 2024View
554333.pdfPlan · PDF12 Jun 2024View
554330.pdfPlan · PDF7 Aug 2024View
2052 240627 E.pdfSupporting Information · PDF28 Jun 2024View
option analysis for staircase.pdfSupporting Information · PDF7 Aug 2024View
554331.pdfPlan · PDF12 Jun 2024View
554328.pdfPlan · PDF12 Jun 2024View

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