International House, 1 Mitre Square, 22 & 23-24 Creechurch Lane, 10-14 Mitre Street, EC3
Proposal
Erection of a building for office use (Use Class B1) with retail uses (Class A) at ground level; ancillary parking and servicing facilities together with associated works.
- Received
- 1 October 2003
- Decided
- 5 July 2007 · Approved
- Decision level
- Planning committee
- Public comments
- 7
- Council
- City of London Corporation
- Ward
- Aldgate
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- ReceivedReceived1 Oct
- ValidatedValidated1 Oct
- Consult.Consultation4 Aug
- TargetTarget Date26 Nov
- DecidedDecided5 Jul
Decided in 1373 days (council typically 77)
This is a full planning application at International House, 1 Mitre Square, 22 & 23-24 Creechurch Lane, 10-14 Mitre Street, EC3. City of London has handled 1,140 applications of this type and approves nearly all of them, typically deciding them in 70 days. It was submitted on 1 October 2003 and is still awaiting a decision. The site is in 8 listed buildings nearby. There are no previous applications recorded at this address. In the past year there have been 48 applications across Aldgate.
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Planning constraints
Designations that overlap or adjoin the site outline.
- Conservation area: Creechurch
- Flood zone 1: Low probability (rivers and sea)
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