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Refurbishment of 3 Castle Crescent to provide 5 residential dwellings including internal and external alterations. Demolition of existing outbuildings including existing coach house and garage. Development of8 residential dwellings along eastern boundary of the site. All associated works include vehicular and pedestrian access, parking, landscaping and bin store provision without complying with Condition 27 of Planning Permission 151924/FUL.

3 Castle Crescent Reading

Decision MadeReference: PL/17/2274Reading Borough Council

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3 Castle Crescent Reading

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Removal/variation of conditions
Received
18 Dec 2017
Validated
31 Jan 2018
Determination deadline
25 May 2018
Local authority
Reading Borough Council

Application overview

Refurbishment of 3 Castle Crescent to provide 5 residential dwellings including internal and external alterations. Demolition of existing outbuildings including existing coach house and garage. Development of8 residential dwellings along eastern boundary of the site. All associated works include vehicular and pedestrian access, parking, landscaping and bin store provision without complying with Condition 27 of Planning Permission 151924/FUL.

Proposal details

Reference
PL/17/2274
Ward
Coley Ward

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF25 May 2018View
PlanPlan · PDF18 Dec 2017View
Location planLocation plan · PDF11 Jan 2018View
PlanPlan · PDF1 Feb 2018View
PlanPlan · PDF1 Feb 2018View
PlanPlan · PDF23 May 2018View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF19 Dec 2017View
PlanPlan · PDF23 May 2018View
PlanPlan · PDF1 Feb 2018View
PlanPlan · PDF18 Dec 2017View
PlanPlan · PDF1 Feb 2018View
Planning Officer reportPlanning Officer report29 May 2018View
PlanPlan · PDF23 May 2018View
ElevationsElevations · PDF19 Dec 2017View
PlanPlan · PDF1 Feb 2018View
Supporting DocumentsSupporting Documents1 Feb 2018View
Public commentsPublic comments20 Feb 2018View
ElevationsElevations · PDF31 Jan 2018View
PlanPlan · PDF18 Dec 2017View

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