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Erection and display of replacement signage including 2 sets of illuminated letters, one entrance sign with lantern and an externally illuminated fascia sign and 5 floodlights. (Listed Building Consent).

Hemmingway's Bar 1-3 Keith Street Hamilton ML3 7BL

DecidedReference: P/19/0695South Lanarkshire

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Hemmingway's Bar 1-3 Keith Street Hamilton ML3 7BL

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Listed building application
Received
2 May 2019
Validated
8 May 2019
Determination deadline
7 Jul 2019
Local authority
South Lanarkshire

Application overview

Erection and display of replacement signage including 2 sets of illuminated letters, one entrance sign with lantern and an externally illuminated fascia sign and 5 floodlights. (Listed Building Consent).

Proposal details

Reference
P/19/0695
Alternative references
100164038-001
Ward
17 Hamilton North And East
Agent
SR Signs Limited

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Documents 7 of 7

DocumentPublishedAction
Grant listed building applicationDecision7 Aug 2019View
Officer reportReport7 Aug 2019View
SignageApproved drawing · PDF7 May 2019View
Proposed elevationsApproved drawing · PDF7 May 2019View
Existing elevationsApproved drawing · PDF7 May 2019View
Location planApproved drawing · PDF7 May 2019View
Application pdfApplication Form · PDF2 May 2019View

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Decision & conditions

Application approved
Grant listed building application
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