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Change of use of part of first floor of factory (Class B2) to martial arts training facility (Class D2).

Part 1st Floor 223 Gloucester Crescent Wigston Leicestershire LE18 4YR

DecidedReference: 16/00270/COUOadby and Wigston Borough Council

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Application location

Part 1st Floor 223 Gloucester Crescent Wigston Leicestershire LE18 4YR

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Change of Use
Received
29 Mar 2016
Validated
29 Jul 2016
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Oadby and Wigston Borough Council

Application overview

Change of use of part of first floor of factory (Class B2) to martial arts training facility (Class D2).

Proposal details

Reference
16/00270/COU
Ward
South Wigston Ward

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Documents 8 of 8

DocumentPublishedAction
LOCATION PLANDrawing · PDF23 Nov 2016View
GROUND FLOOR PLANDrawing · PDF23 Nov 2016View
FIRST FLOOR PLANDrawing · PDF23 Nov 2016View
DECISION NOTICEDecision · PDF5 Oct 2016View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form - 1App · PDF18 Jul 2016View
LOCATION PLANDrawing - Superseded · PDF18 Jul 2016View
GROUND FLOOR PLANDrawing - Superseded · PDF18 Jul 2016View
FIRST FLOOR PLANDrawing - Superseded · PDF18 Jul 2016View

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