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LISTED BUILDING CONSENT FOR CONSTRUCTION OF NEW SPA RESORT WITHIN EXISTING WOODLAND INCLUDING SWIMMING POOL, HYDRO POOL, SPA TREATMENT ROOMS, GYM AND CHANGING FACILITIES (AMENDED SCHEME)

GISBOROUGH HALL WHITBY LANE GUISBOROUGH TS14 6PT

ApprovedReference: R/2018/0091/LBRedcar and Cleveland Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Listed Building
Received
14 Feb 2018
Validated
14 Feb 2018
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council

Application overview

LISTED BUILDING CONSENT FOR CONSTRUCTION OF NEW SPA RESORT WITHIN EXISTING WOODLAND INCLUDING SWIMMING POOL, HYDRO POOL, SPA TREATMENT ROOMS, GYM AND CHANGING FACILITIES (AMENDED SCHEME)

Proposal details

Reference
R/2018/0091/LB
Agent
HARRIS MCCORMACK ARCHITECTS LTD

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Application location

GISBOROUGH HALL WHITBY LANE GUISBOROUGH TS14 6PT

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
Listed Building Variation of Condition(1).pdfApplication Form14 Feb 2018View
Memo Style CA 0091.pdfConsultee response - Conservation Advisor1 Mar 2018View
Plans List - 7th March 2018.pdfConsultee response - Parish/Town Council9 Mar 2018View
Decision Notice_R20180091LB.pdfDecision Notice9 Apr 2018View
14-324(08)005 - A3 Ex Site Plan.pdfLocation Plan14 Feb 2018View
14-324(08)002 - A0 Exist Block Plan 2018 0091.pdfExisting Site Plan14 Feb 2018View
14-324(08)E01 - A0 Prop Elevations 1 - REV P1.pdfElevations as Proposed 114 Feb 2018View
14-324(08)E02 - A0 Prop Elevations 2 - REV P1 - Copy.pdfElevations as Proposed 214 Feb 2018View
14-324(08)E03 - A0 Prop Elevations 3 - REV P1 - Copy.pdfElevations as Proposed 314 Feb 2018View
14-324(08)E04 - A0 Prop Elevations 4 - REV P1 - Copy.pdfElevations as Proposed 414 Feb 2018View
14-324(08)E05 - A0 Prop Elevations 5 - REV P1 - Copy.pdfElevations as Proposed 514 Feb 2018View
14-324(08)G01 - A0 Prop Ground Floor Plan - REV P1 - Copy.pdfGround Floor Layout Plans as Proposed14 Feb 2018View
14-324(08)004 - A0 Prop Block Plan - REV P1 - Copy.pdfProposed Site Plan14 Feb 2018View

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Decision & conditions

GRANT LISTED BUILDING CONSENT
Decision Notice_R20180091LB.pdf
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