Registered Building consent to form new internal doorway between entrance lobby and reception room, RB Nos. 152

Why Was This Approved?

• ✓Registered Building consent for a protected property (RB 152) on Parliament Street, Ramsey
• ✓Works included a new internal doorway between entrance lobby and reception room
• ✓Additional amendments covered basement access, flooring, tanking, and structural steelwork
• ✓Changes were minor and amended previously approved works under earlier consents
• ✓Officer concluded the works had little or no additional impact on the character of the registered building
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This application sought Registered Building consent for internal alterations at 6 Auckland Terrace, Parliament Street, Ramsey — a property listed on the Protected Buildings Register as RB 152. The works included forming a new internal doorway between the entrance lobby and reception room, alongside a series of minor internal amendments. The amendments covered the addition of a stud partition to create fire-rated access to the basement, alterations to the entrance hallway to accommodate eye testing equipment, over-boarding of existing stone slabs in the basement with a floating chipboard floor, application of a tanking system, and insertion of steelwork to strengthen the ground floor above. The officer concluded that these changes were relatively minor and amended works previously approved under earlier consents. They were judged to have little or no greater impact on the character of the registered building, and the application was permitted on 5 February 2010.

The application was permitted on 5 February 2010 under delegated authority. The works were considered minor internal amendments that had little or no additional impact on the character of the registered building compared to what had already been approved.

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