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CHANGE OF USE AND CONVERSION FROM OFFICE TO RESIDENTIAL DWELLING WORKS TO INCLUDE DEMOLITION OF OUTBUILDING; ALTERATION TO WINDOWS AND DOORS; PARKING PROVISION AT REAR WITH 2M HIGH FENCE AND GATES

11-13 STEELE CRESCENT SOUTH BANK MIDDLESBROUGH TS6 6QJ

ApprovedReference: R/2021/0697/FFRedcar and Cleveland Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Full
Received
11 Aug 2021
Validated
1 Sept 2021
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council

Application overview

CHANGE OF USE AND CONVERSION FROM OFFICE TO RESIDENTIAL DWELLING WORKS TO INCLUDE DEMOLITION OF OUTBUILDING; ALTERATION TO WINDOWS AND DOORS; PARKING PROVISION AT REAR WITH 2M HIGH FENCE AND GATES

Proposal details

Reference
R/2021/0697/FF
Agent
BSBA Architects

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Application location

11-13 STEELE CRESCENT SOUTH BANK MIDDLESBROUGH TS6 6QJ

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DocumentPublishedAction
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication Form11 Aug 2021View
Housing Area Services.pdfConsultee response - Housing Area Services3 Sept 2021View
EP NU.pdfConsultee response - Environmental Protection (Nuisance)17 Sept 2021View
EP CL.pdfConsultee response - Environmental Protection (Contaminated Land)17 Sept 2021View
Consultee Response - Engineering.pdfConsultee response - Engineering Team (Highways)19 Oct 2021View
DECISION NOTICE.pdfDecision Notice29 Oct 2021View
20001 L01 Location Plan.pdfLocation Plan11 Aug 2021View
OFFICER REPORT.pdfOfficer Report29 Oct 2021View
20001 P02 Boundary Treatment.pdfProposed Boundary Treatment1 Sept 2021View
Elevations.pdfExisting and Proposed North Elevations1 Sept 2021View
Existing and Proposed East and West Elevations.pdfExisting And Proposed East And West Elevations1 Sept 2021View
20001 P01 Site Plan.pdfSite Plan11 Aug 2021View
20001 E01 Existing Site Plans.pdfExisting Site Plans11 Aug 2021View
20001 P05 GA Plans - Existing and Proposed.pdfExisting And Proposed Floor Plans11 Aug 2021View
20001 P10 Existing and Proposed Elevations.pdfExisting And Proposed Elevations11 Aug 2021View
20001 P20 Roof Plans.pdfRoof Plans11 Aug 2021View
20001 Supporting Statement Jul-21.pdfSupporting Statement11 Aug 2021View

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