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North Lincolnshire - Multiple Planning Applications For Listed Building
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NORTH LINCOLNSHIRE COUNCIL
Town and Country Planning (DMPO) (England) 2015 Notice under Article 15, (LB & CA) Regulations & Act 1990, & (EIA) Regulations 2017. Notice is hereby given that the council has received the following applications which affect a listed building, are within a conservation area, are major development, EIA development or represent a departure from the development plan.
Details are available at Church Square House, 30-40 High Street, Scunthorpe DN15 6NL or at www.northlincs.gov.uk/planning. Comments should be made within 21 days of this notice, preferably online.
Scunthorpe PA/2025/1607 (EIA) 521 dwellings and mixed use development, land west of Scotter Road and north of Moor Road
Barton PA/2026/704 alterations to front elevation, 5 Queen Street
Winterton PA/2026/876 replace 4 sash windows on south-facing elevation, 9 West Street
Redbourne PA/2026/877 & PA/2026/897 replace 4 chimney stacks, The Old Vicarage, Vicarage Lane
Barton PA/2026/930 & PA/2026/931 replace shop front, 9 George Street
Crowle PA/2026/958 & PA/2026/966 internal alterations to ground floor, additional built form to existing rear extension and new signage/lighting to front, Cross Keys House, 10 Market Place East
Halton PA/2026/960 (EIA) for phased enabling works comprising access, site clearance, earthworks, land grading, drainage, flood mitigation, utility diversion and associated infrastructure, land east of Skitter Road
Barton PA/2026/961 up to 40 storage containers and security fencing, Barton Hill Farm
Worlaby PA/2026/975 & PA/2026/980 alterations and extensions, Worlaby House Cottage, Middle Barn Farm
Burton PA/2026/986 amend condition 2 of PA/2025/262, 14 High Street
EIA comments should be made within 30 days of this notice. If you do submit comments, please bear in mind that anyone may read them and they will appear on the council's website.
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