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Retrospective change of Use from car parking to outdoor seating area with associated decking, seating and post and rope boundary treatment

5, Beverley Road, Middlesbrough, TS4 3LE

This application is currently under assessment with a planning officer. The decision, when made, will be available below.Reference: 26/0272/COUMiddlesbrough Borough Council

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Application location

5, Beverley Road, Middlesbrough, TS4 3LE

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Application summary

Status
This application is currently under assessment with a planning officer. The decision, when made, will be available below.
Application type
Change of Use
Received
23 Jun 2026
Validated
Not published
Determination deadline
30 Sept 2026
Local authority
Middlesbrough Borough Council

Application overview

Retrospective change of Use from car parking to outdoor seating area with associated decking, seating and post and rope boundary treatment

Proposal details

Reference
26/0272/COU
Alternative references
PP-15007789
Ward
Longlands/Beechwood
Agent
Daniel Cowgill
UPRN
100110094791

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
Design & access statementSupporting Documents23 Jun 2026View
Proposed plans and site layoutDrawing23 Jun 2026View
Existing plans and site layoutDrawing23 Jun 2026View
Proposed site planDrawing23 Jun 2026View
Application form redactedApplication Form23 Jun 2026View
Proposed block planDrawing22 Jul 2026View
Location planDrawing22 Jul 2026View
Consultee Notification ListConsultation Notification List27 Jul 2026View
Neighbour Notification listNeighbour Notification List27 Jul 2026View
Highways proposed sketch of car parking layoutOther7 Aug 2026View
03-25-1542 Proposed Layout & Elevations PL2 Rev ARevised Drawing18 Aug 2026View

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Decision & conditions

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