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To convert classroom no. B210 into a plant room to enable the Adams Building to be connected to the Nottingham District Heating Scheme and associated internal works and change of existing window into louvered opening

Nottingham College Adams Building Stoney Street Nottingham NG1 1NG

DecidedReference: 24/01697/LLIS1Nottingham City Council

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Nottingham College Adams Building Stoney Street Nottingham NG1 1NG

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Listed Building Consent
Received
25 Sept 2024
Validated
25 Sept 2024
Determination deadline
20 Nov 2024
Local authority
Nottingham City Council

Application overview

To convert classroom no. B210 into a plant room to enable the Adams Building to be connected to the Nottingham District Heating Scheme and associated internal works and change of existing window into louvered opening

Proposal details

Reference
24/01697/LLIS1
Alternative references
PP-13411866
Ward
Castle (May 2019)
Agent
CPMG Architects

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Documents 10 of 10

DocumentPublishedAction
LLIS1 Grant LBC - DecisionDecision Notice · PDF18 Nov 2024View
PROPOSED PLANT ROOM LAYOUTLayout Plans & Elevations · PDF28 Oct 2024View
LEVEL B PLANT ROOMSLayout Plans & Elevations · PDF28 Oct 2024View
PLANT ROOM SECTIONLayout Plans & Elevations · PDF28 Oct 2024View
LEVEL B PLANT ROOMS B125 &210Layout Plans & Elevations · PDF25 Sept 2024View
ELEVATIONSLayout Plans & Elevations · PDF25 Sept 2024View
SKETCH SECTION PLANT ROOMSLayout Plans & Elevations · PDF25 Sept 2024View
THE LOCATION PLANSite Location Plan · PDF25 Sept 2024View
DESIGN AND ACCESS STATEMENTReports · PDF25 Sept 2024View
HERITAGE STATEMENTReports · PDF25 Sept 2024View

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Decision & conditions

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LLIS1 Grant LBC - Decision
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