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Extension and conversion of existing building to create 1 x studio, 6 x 1-bed flats, 3 x 2-bed flats and associated works including parking,amenity space and landscaping without complying with conditions 2 (approved plans), 3 (materials), 4(landscape), 6 (landscape maintenance), 7 (boundary treatment), 8 (Code for Sustainable Homes) and 11 (construction method statement)of planning permission ref. 141416/VARIAT to increase the number of units from 9 to 10 (as securedpreviously under planning permission ref. 11/00110), alterations to fenestration, relocation of cycle store to car park and alterations tocar parking and landscaping layout.

County Arms Ph Watlington Street Reading RG1 4RT

Decision MadeReference: PL/17/2264Reading Borough Council

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County Arms Ph Watlington Street Reading RG1 4RT

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Removal/variation of conditions
Received
17 Dec 2017
Validated
17 Dec 2017
Determination deadline
2 Nov 2018
Local authority
Reading Borough Council

Application overview

Extension and conversion of existing building to create 1 x studio, 6 x 1-bed flats, 3 x 2-bed flats and associated works including parking,amenity space and landscaping without complying with conditions 2 (approved plans), 3 (materials), 4(landscape), 6 (landscape maintenance), 7 (boundary treatment), 8 (Code for Sustainable Homes) and 11 (construction method statement)of planning permission ref. 141416/VARIAT to increase the number of units from 9 to 10 (as securedpreviously under planning permission ref. 11/00110), alterations to fenestration, relocation of cycle store to car park and alterations tocar parking and landscaping layout.

Proposal details

Reference
PL/17/2264
Ward
Abbey Ward
Agent
Colony Architects Ltd

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DocumentPublishedAction
Design and Access StatementDesign and Access Statement · PDF18 Dec 2017View
Location planLocation plan · PDF18 Dec 2017View
Existing PlansExisting Plans · PDF18 Dec 2017View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF14 Nov 2018View
Existing PlansExisting Plans · PDF18 Dec 2017View

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