26/00828/CONDETUndecided

Queens Gardens Queens Dock Avenue Kingston Upon Hull HU1 3DJ

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Proposal

Discharge of conditions 20/01543/FULL - Engineering works including the demolition and/or removal of walls, ramps, steps, railings, lighting, street furniture and other features, hard surfacing, and kerbs and edging. The construction of new walls, ramps, steps, terracing, railings, lighting columns including c15m high feature columns, street furniture, and other features including interpretation and public art, hard surfacing, kerbs and edging, and drainage works, and levelling of sunken peace garden. Soft landscaping including the removal and planting of trees to include new attenuation tree pits Demolition of existing cafe building and erection of combined electricity sub-station, switch room, and gardener's store. (AMENDED PLANS) - Conditions 19 and 20

Received

24 August 2026

First tracked

31 August 2026

Last checked

04 September 2026

Location

HU1 3DJ

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