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Part demolition and extensions to Harry's Department Store - Including: Removal of existing slate roof and ground floor (part); removal of existing flat roof on second floor (part); removal of existing chimney (all works to be carried out as part of development to extend the store)

Harry's Department Store Esplanade Lerwick ZE1 0LL

UnknownReference: 2007/191/CACShetland Islands

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Application summary

Status
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Application type
Conservation Area Consent
Received
9 May 2007
Validated
26 Apr 2007
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Shetland Islands

Application overview

Part demolition and extensions to Harry's Department Store - Including: Removal of existing slate roof and ground floor (part); removal of existing flat roof on second floor (part); removal of existing chimney (all works to be carried out as part of development to extend the store)

Proposal details

Reference
2007/191/CAC
Agent
Peter Johnson Partnership

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Application location

Harry's Department Store Esplanade Lerwick ZE1 0LL

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
Drawing No 569-00 Location Plan607Drawing · PDF26 Oct 2011View
Drawing No 569-01 Site PlanDrawing · PDF26 Oct 2011View
Drawing No 569-02 PhotoPhoto · PDF26 Oct 2011View
Drawing No 569-03 PhotoPhoto · PDF26 Oct 2011View
Drawing No 569-04 Ground Floor PlanDrawing · PDF26 Oct 2011View
Drawing No 569-05 First Floor PlanDrawing · PDF26 Oct 2011View
Drawing No 569-06 Second Floor PlanDrawing · PDF26 Oct 2011View
Drawing No 569-07 Top Floor PlanDrawing · PDF26 Oct 2011View
Drawing No 569-08 SectionDrawing · PDF26 Oct 2011View
Drawing No 569-09 ElevationsDrawing · PDF26 Oct 2011View
Drawing No 569-10 Proposed View PhotoPhoto · PDF26 Oct 2011View
Drawing No 569-11 Proposed View PhotoPhoto · PDF26 Oct 2011View
Planning Application Page 1Application Form · PDF26 Oct 2011View
Planning Application Page 2Application Form · PDF26 Oct 2011View
Planning Application Page 3Application Form · PDF26 Oct 2011View

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