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LISTED BUILDING CONSENT FOR FULL INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR RESTORATION IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE CHANGE OF USE AND CONVERSION OF VACANT OFFICES TO FROM A MIXED USE OF VISITOR ACCOMMODATION (C1) ON THE UPPER TWO FLOORS AND OPTION FOR RETAIL UNIT, OFFICE SPACE OR CAFE ON GROUND FLOOR (A1, A2 AND A3).

TOWN HALL WESTGATE GUISBOROUGH

ApprovedReference: R/2019/0446/LBRedcar and Cleveland Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Regulation 3
Received
9 Jul 2019
Validated
9 Jul 2019
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council

Application overview

LISTED BUILDING CONSENT FOR FULL INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR RESTORATION IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE CHANGE OF USE AND CONVERSION OF VACANT OFFICES TO FROM A MIXED USE OF VISITOR ACCOMMODATION (C1) ON THE UPPER TWO FLOORS AND OPTION FOR RETAIL UNIT, OFFICE SPACE OR CAFE ON GROUND FLOOR (A1, A2 AND A3).

Proposal details

Reference
R/2019/0446/LB
Agent
BEAUMONT:BROWN ARCHITECTS LLP

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TOWN HALL WESTGATE GUISBOROUGH

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Documents 11 of 11

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ApplicationFormNoPersonalData.pdfApplication Form11 Jul 2019View
R20190446LB_HERef_L01090710_L349194.pdfConsultee response - Historic England29 Jul 2019View
Plans List - 31st July 2019.pdfConsultee response - Parish/Town Council31 Jul 2019View
POLICY.pdfConsultee response - Strategic Planning (Conservation)14 Aug 2019View
Decision Notice_R20190446LB.pdfDecision Notice5 Sept 2019View
GUISBOROUGH TOWN HALL 1828.E1A - EXISTING PLANS.pdfLocation, Site and Floor Plans11 Jul 2019View
GUISBOROUGH TOWN HALL 1828.E2A - EXISTING ELEVATIONS and SECTIONS.pdfExisting Elevations11 Jul 2019View
GUISBOROUGH TOWN HALL 1828.S1A - PROPOSED PLANS.pdfProposed Floor Plans11 Jul 2019View
GUISBOROUGH TOWN HALL 1828.S2 - PROPOSED ELEVATIONS and SECTIONS.pdfProposed Elevations11 Jul 2019View
Guisborough Town Hall Design Access and Heritage Statement 2019.pdfDesign and Access & Heritage Statement11 Jul 2019View
GTH; Updated Architectural and Condition reports 2019.pdfStrucural Report24 Jul 2019View

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