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Topic ID 6477
24/03/2012 by James007
Hertford development sites
Not sure where to put this link.
Click ALL the boxes and fill out the Hertford bits.
The 'Old' Library, huge piece of land next to Hertford East Station and the Old Police Station site amongst others.
http://www.lsh.co.uk/pages/property.asp
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Reply ID 86956
25/03/2012 by James007
quote:
Originally posted by Steve
You missed one [;)]
http://www.hertford.net/yoursay/topic.php?id=6478
[B)] add another five more to that [B)]
New build of 9 apartments with part ground floor commercial unit and basement parking at 85 Railway Street - Ref: 3/12/0337/FP for Ellarose Estates, Cheshunt (aka TSG Building Services plc) (location is the big place that used to be Abbiss Garages and a nice Victorian House until some [:o)] pulled it down)
Gillmark Galleries at 25 Parliament Square - Solicitors from Edmonton, applying for change of use (Ref: 3/11/1951/FP)
Change of use from office use to D1 (Non residential) for use as an integrated drug and alcohol recovery unit at 105 Fore Street (next to Bollywoods and Hertford Flooring) (Ref: 3/12/0331/FP)
Security roller shutter, front of The Co-op Pharmacy, Maidenhead Street, Hertford (Ref: 3/12/0309/FP)
And for those who live in Bengeo Street, The Co-op wants to illuminate their shop, inside and out, with a few nice bright signs (Ref: 3/12/0235/AD)
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http://www.hertford.net/yoursay/topic.php?id=6478
Reply ID 86957
25/03/2012 by Steve
quote:
Originally posted by James007
New build of 9 apartments with part ground floor commercial unit and basement parking at 85 Railway Street - Ref: 3/12/0337/FP for Ellarose Estates, Cheshunt (aka TSG Building Services plc) (location is the big place that used to be Abbiss Garages and a nice Victorian House until some [:o)] pulled it down)
There's pre-existing planning approval for earlier plans on this corner plot - this new submission is simply to cram slightly more in! The site as a whole already has planning approval for around 30 mixed properties. There have been multiple planning applications over the last ten years, dating back to when Steven Oates owned the site.
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