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Removal of a pedestrian walkway and re-direction of affected services and to provide new pedestrian fencing panels at the top and bottom landings of the existing gantry to match existing

Stonehouse Barracks Durnford Street Plymouth PL1 3QS

DecidedReference: 23/01734/LBCPlymouth City Council

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Stonehouse Barracks Durnford Street Plymouth PL1 3QS

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Listed Building Consent
Received
12 Dec 2023
Validated
12 Dec 2023
Determination deadline
6 Feb 2024
Local authority
Plymouth City Council

Application overview

Removal of a pedestrian walkway and re-direction of affected services and to provide new pedestrian fencing panels at the top and bottom landings of the existing gantry to match existing

Proposal details

Reference
23/01734/LBC
Ward
ST PETER AND THE WATERFRONT
Agent
Castria

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
LISTED BUILDING GRANT DECISION NOTICEDecision Outcome · PDF12 Jan 2024View
OFFICER REPORTDecision Outcome · PDF12 Jan 2024View
HISTORIC ENGLANDConsultee Comment · PDF19 Dec 2023View
SITE NOTICE AND VISIT PHOTOSPhotos · PDF15 Dec 2023View
SITE NOTICE LISTED BUILDINGSDecision Outcome · PDF13 Dec 2023View
APPLICATION FORM REDACTEDApplication · PDF12 Dec 2023View
HERITAGE STATEMENTSupporting Information · PDF12 Dec 2023View
EXISTING SITE PLAN AND LOCATION PLANDrawings and Images · PDF12 Dec 2023View
PROPOSED SITE AND LOCATION PLANDrawings and Images · PDF12 Dec 2023View
EXISTING ELEVATIONDrawings and Images · PDF12 Dec 2023View
PROPOSED ELEVATIONDrawings and Images · PDF12 Dec 2023View
PROPOSED DEMOLITION SEQUENCEDrawings and Images · PDF12 Dec 2023View
REPLACEMENT RAILINGS LOW LEVELDrawings and Images · PDF12 Dec 2023View
HERITAGE STATEMENT - ACCESSSupporting Information · PDF12 Dec 2023View
PRELIMINARY VISUAL ASSESSMENTSupporting Information · PDF12 Dec 2023View

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Decision & conditions

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LISTED BUILDING GRANT DECISION NOTICE OFFICER REPORT SITE NOTICE LISTED BUILDINGS
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