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Prior approval for the change of use of office building (Use Class B1(a)) to Residential Dwellings (Use Class C3), comprising of 52no one bedroom and 80no two bedroom flats.

Six Hills House London Road Stevenage Herts SG1 1YB

DecidedReference: 14/00328/CPAStevenage Borough Council

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Application location

Six Hills House London Road Stevenage Herts SG1 1YB

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Commercial Prior App. Office to Resi.
Received
24 Jun 2014
Validated
24 Jun 2014
Determination deadline
19 Aug 2014
Local authority
Stevenage Borough Council

Application overview

Prior approval for the change of use of office building (Use Class B1(a)) to Residential Dwellings (Use Class C3), comprising of 52no one bedroom and 80no two bedroom flats.

Proposal details

Reference
14/00328/CPA
Alternative references
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Roebuck
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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
Application FormApplication Form · PDF5 Aug 2014View
Decision NoticeApplication Form · PDF26 Jun 2014View
Consultee Comments from Environmental HealthConsultee Comments · PDF26 Jun 2014View
Consultee comments from HCC HighwaysApplication Form · PDF26 Jun 2014View
Flood Risk AssessmentSupporting Documents · PDF25 Jun 2014View
Transport StatementSupporting Documents · PDF25 Jun 2014View
Desk Based Contamination AssessmentSupporting Documents · PDF24 Jun 2014View
Floors 3-7 Proposed Plans 113-117 Rev BSupporting Documents · PDF24 Jun 2014View
Site Location Plan GA15Supporting Documents · PDF24 Jun 2014View
Proposed First and Second Floor Plans 111 112 CSupporting Documents · PDF24 Jun 2014View
Ground Floor Proposed Plans 110 CSupporting Documents · PDF24 Jun 2014View

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  7. Permission Expiry Date

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Decision & conditions

Prior Approval Not Required

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Decision Notice
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