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Discharge of conditions 9 (Suds), 10 (Telecoms) 17 (Lighting), 19 (Residential Management), 21 (Parking Management) and 27 (Servicing Strategy) attached to planning permission 120149/FO/2018 as amended by 133194/NMC/2022

Car Park Between 57 And 59 Ducie Street Manchester M1 2QJ

FinalReference: CDN/24/0727Manchester City Council

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Application summary

Status
Final
Application type
Approval of details reserved by a condition
Received
Not published
Validated
6 Aug 2024
Determination deadline
1 Oct 2024
Local authority
Manchester City Council

Application overview

Discharge of conditions 9 (Suds), 10 (Telecoms) 17 (Lighting), 19 (Residential Management), 21 (Parking Management) and 27 (Servicing Strategy) attached to planning permission 120149/FO/2018 as amended by 133194/NMC/2022

Proposal details

Reference
CDN/24/0727
Alternative references
PP-13301084
Ward
Piccadilly
Agent
Miss Meghan Gleeson

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Application location

Car Park Between 57 And 59 Ducie Street Manchester M1 2QJ

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585021.pdfPlan · PDF6 Aug 2024View
585012.pdfSupporting Information · PDF6 Aug 2024View
585017.pdfSupporting Information · PDF6 Aug 2024View
585018.pdfSupporting Information · PDF6 Aug 2024View
613205.pdfDecision · PDF18 Oct 2024View
585011.pdfSupporting Information · PDF6 Aug 2024View
585001.pdfFlood Risk Assessment or Drainage · PDF6 Aug 2024View
AL FRT comments.pdfCorrespondence · PDF18 Oct 2024View
585005.pdfFlood Risk Assessment or Drainage · PDF6 Aug 2024View
585007.pdfSupporting Information · PDF6 Aug 2024View
585020.pdfSupporting Information · PDF14 Aug 2024View
585022.pdfCorrespondence · PDF6 Aug 2024View
585015.pdfSupporting Information · PDF6 Aug 2024View
585019.pdfSupporting Information · PDF6 Aug 2024View
585003.pdfFlood Risk Assessment or Drainage · PDF6 Aug 2024View
585013.pdfPlan · PDF6 Aug 2024View
585010.pdfSupporting Information · PDF6 Aug 2024View
585002.pdfFlood Risk Assessment or Drainage · PDF6 Aug 2024View
585004.pdfPlan · PDF6 Aug 2024View
585009.pdfSupporting Information · PDF6 Aug 2024View
585006.pdfSupporting Information · PDF6 Aug 2024View
585008.pdfSupporting Information · PDF6 Aug 2024View
585014.pdfPlan · PDF6 Aug 2024View
585016.pdfSupporting Information · PDF6 Aug 2024View
584998.pdfApplication Form · PDF6 Aug 2024View

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