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DC/20/0062/LBC | Application for a new Listed Building Consent to replace existing Listed Building Consent DC/16/2820/LBC to allow for the demolition of existing buildings, the conversion and reconstruction of curtilage listed stable buildings to B1 business use and enhancements to the curtilage of 362 High Street. Listed building consent required to support the extant planning permission for the demolition of existing buildings and the phased construction of up to 385 dwellings, new public open space and a new link road and linear park between Walton High Street and Candlet Road the conversion of curtilage listed stables to B1 business use, together with associated infrastructure (ref: DC/16/2778/OUT). | Land North Of Walton High Street Felixstowe Suffolk
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Reference DC/20/0062/LBC
Application Received Wed 08 Jan 2020
Application Validated Wed 08 Jan 2020
Address Land North Of Walton High Street Felixstowe Suffolk
Proposal Application for a new Listed Building Consent to replace existing Listed Building Consent DC/16/2820/LBC to allow for the demolition of existing buildings, the conversion and reconstruction of curtilage listed stable buildings to B1 business use and enhancements to the curtilage of 362 High Street. Listed building consent required to support the extant planning permission for the demolition of existing buildings and the phased construction of up to 385 dwellings, new public open space and a new link road and linear park between Walton High Street and Candlet Road the conversion of curtilage listed stables to B1 business use, together with associated infrastructure (ref: DC/16/2778/OUT).
Status Permitted
Decision Application Permitted
Decision Issued Date Wed 06 May 2020
Appeal Status Not Available
Appeal Decision Not Available

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