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LISTED BUILDING CONSENT FOR INSTALLATION OF A GABLE WALL TO THE FORMER BUCK HOTEL AND ERECTION OF 6 TERRACED DWELLINGS TO BE CONNECTED TO THE LISTED BUILDING (PART RETROSPECTIVE/AMENDED SCHEME)

4 MARKET PLACE GUISBOROUGH TS14 6HF

ApprovedReference: R/2012/0998/LBRedcar and Cleveland Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Listed Building
Received
20 Dec 2012
Validated
7 Jun 2013
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council

Application overview

LISTED BUILDING CONSENT FOR INSTALLATION OF A GABLE WALL TO THE FORMER BUCK HOTEL AND ERECTION OF 6 TERRACED DWELLINGS TO BE CONNECTED TO THE LISTED BUILDING (PART RETROSPECTIVE/AMENDED SCHEME)

Proposal details

Reference
R/2012/0998/LB
Agent
DAVID STOVELL & MILLWATER

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Application location

4 MARKET PLACE GUISBOROUGH TS14 6HF

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
4 MARKET PLACE GABLE APP 220113.pdfApplication Form22 Jan 2013View
Application Form 6 6 13.pdfApplication Form - AMENDED 07 06 201312 Jun 2013View
Decision Notice_R20120998LB.pdfDecision Notice2 Aug 2013View
REAR OF 4 MARKET PLACE GUIS ORDANANCE SURVEY PLANS 2013 GABLE (1).pdfLocation and Site Plans - SUPERSEDED18 Jan 2013View
Site and Location Plan 31 5 13.pdfLocation and Site Plans - AMENDED 03 06 201312 Jun 2013View
4 MARKET PLACE RENDER 220113.pdfElevations - SUPERSEDED22 Jan 2013View
Proposed Floor Plans 31 5 13.pdfFloor Layout Plans - AMENDED 03 06 2013 - SUPERSEDED12 Jun 2013View
Proposed Elevations 31 5 13.pdfElevations - AMENDED 03 06 2013 - SUPERSEDED12 Jun 2013View
Proposed Floor Plans 26.7.13.pdfProposed Floor Plans Revised 26.7.201326 Jul 2013View
Proposed Elevations 26.7.13.pdfProposed Elevations Revised 26.7.201326 Jul 2013View
MARKET PLACE WALL.docDesign and Access Statement - SUPERSEDED21 Dec 2012View
GEDC1870.JPGPhotograph18 Jan 2013View
BUCK HERITAGE STATEMENT wall.docHeritage Statement - SUPERSEDED18 Jan 2013View
4 MARKET PLACE RENDER SPEC.docRender & Mortar Specification28 Jan 2013View
Planning Heritage Design and Access Statement .pdfStatements - AMENDED 03 06 201312 Jun 2013View

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GRANT LISTED BUILDING CONSENT
Decision Notice_R20120998LB.pdf
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