An increase in the number of apartment units from 8 No. units (4 No. 1-bed units…
Tivoli Lodge
Proposed development
An increase in the number of apartment units from 8 No. units (4 No. 1-bed units, 3 No. 2-bed units and 1 No. 3-bed unit) to 13 No. units (9 No. 1-bed units and 4 No. 2-bed units) through the rationalisation of the permitted floors plans, the change of use of the 2 No. storey live-work 2-bed unit at lower ground floor level, and an increase in floor area at lower ground floor level. The gross floor area of the development has increased from c. 705 sq m to c. 831 sq m. The development will remain as a part 2 No. to part 3 No. storey building over lower ground floor, with the maximum height increasing by c. 0.6 metres. General elevational and façade changes; the provision of residents access along Tivoli Road and York Road to facilitate access to lower ground floor units; landscaping; and all other associated site works above and below ground.
What happens next
Permission was granted. Third parties may appeal within four weeks; after that the permission is final and works can start once a commencement notice is lodged.
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