Section 73 application for the removal of condition 2 (Use of building restricted to tourist and holiday accommodation) attached to application 12/P/0136/F (Removal of Condition 6 and Variation of Condition 9 of permission 11/P/1305/F (Change of use from stables to holiday accommodation) to omit the requirement for swallow/bat slits in gable ends at roof level and to make a minor material amendment to add a dedicated detached timber shed as a nesting site for swallows and a bat roost to north of stable block.) to allow for the building to be used as unrestricted residential use.
The Stable Block Brinsea Lane Congresbury BS49 5JN
DecidedReference: 25/P/0692/FULNorth Somerset Council
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Section 73 application for the removal of condition 2 (Use of building restricted to tourist and holiday accommodation) attached to application 12/P/0136/F (Removal of Condition 6 and Variation of Condition 9 of permission 11/P/1305/F (Change of use from stables to holiday accommodation) to omit the requirement for swallow/bat slits in gable ends at roof level and to make a minor material amendment to add a dedicated detached timber shed as a nesting site for swallows and a bat roost to north of stable block.) to allow for the building to be used as unrestricted residential use.
Proposal details
Reference
25/P/0692/FUL
Ward
Congresbury And Puxton
Parish
Congresbury
Agent
Urban Design Practice Ltd
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