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Demolition of existing building; creation of new single-storey A1 retail unit, with associated car park and rear yard area (with fencing); creation of new access road into site, with turning area for delivery vehicles; removal of trees

The Bell Inn 33 Church Street Pinchbeck Spalding PE11 3UB

Withdrawn Applicat'nReference: H14-1172-17South Holland District Council

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Application summary

Status
Withdrawn Applicat'n
Application type
Not published
Received
8 Dec 2017
Validated
13 Feb 2018
Determination deadline
10 Apr 2018
Local authority
South Holland District Council

Application overview

Demolition of existing building; creation of new single-storey A1 retail unit, with associated car park and rear yard area (with fencing); creation of new access road into site, with turning area for delivery vehicles; removal of trees

Proposal details

Reference
H14-1172-17
Parish
Pinchbeck
Agent
Wellsfield Associates 66 High Road Hockley SS5 4TA

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Application location

The Bell Inn 33 Church Street Pinchbeck Spalding PE11 3UB

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
Application FormApplication Form11 Dec 2017View
Application Form - Without Personal DataApplication Form Without Personal Details11 Dec 2017View
Drw No 3449-10Site Location11 Dec 2017View
Drw No 3449-01 (Existing)Block Plan11 Dec 2017View
Drw No 3449-02 (Existing)Block Plan11 Dec 2017View
Drw No 3449-09Block Plan11 Dec 2017View
Drw No 3440-03Existing Elevations11 Dec 2017View
Drw No 3449-04Existing Elevations11 Dec 2017View
Drw No 3449-07cProposed Elevations11 Dec 2017View
Drw No 3449 08cProposed Elevations11 Dec 2017View
Drw No 3449-05bProposed Floor Plans11 Dec 2017View
OWPC13067 Ian Marshman, Lincolnshire County Council Places TeamStandard Consultee Comments24 Jan 2018View
OWPC13404 Ian Marshman, Lincolnshire County Council Places TeamStandard Consultee Comments21 Feb 2018View
OWPC13528 Mark Simmonds, Interim Heritage OfficerStandard Consultee Comments5 Mar 2018View
OWPC13582 Noise and Contaminated Land, Environmental Health TechnicianStandard Consultee Comments9 Mar 2018View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice26 Mar 2018View
Design and Access StatementDesign and Access Statement15 Feb 2018View
Job Ref: 3449Flood Risk Assessment14 Feb 2018View
Job Ref: 3449Heritage Impact Assessment14 Feb 2018View

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