Three Bristol buildings seek identical fire-safety retrofit certificates as council moves to sell Avonmouth freehold
Bristol City Council's planning list shows a coordinated set of applications to replace external wall materials on three separate buildings, while the council separately advances the sale of its industrial land at Atlantic Road.
Bristol City Council's planning weekly list includes three applications for Lawful Development Certificates, each seeking to carry out like-for-like external alterations to existing buildings to achieve compliance with updated building and fire safety regulations [3][4][5]. The buildings are Brandon House on Jacobs Wells Road, Butler House on Summerhill Road, and Twinnell House on Stapleton Road [3][4][5]. The applications share identical wording, suggesting a common programme across separate properties. Separately, the council has published a decision approving the surrender of an existing long leasehold and the conditional sale of its freehold interest at Atlantic Road, Avonmouth [1][2].
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- Bristol City Council meetings and papers: Issue Published: Approve the surrender of existing long leasehold interest and subsequent conditional sale of the Council’s freehold interest at Atlantic Road, Avonmouth.
- Bristol City Council meetings and papers: Decision Published: Approve the surrender of existing long leasehold interest and subsequent conditional sale of the Council’s freehold interest at Atlantic Road, Avonmouth.; Executive Director: Growth and Regeneration
- Bristol City Council planning applications weekly list: Application for a Lawful Development Certificate for a Proposed use or development - The proposal seeks to undertake like-for-like (or as close as practicable) external alterations to the existing building, including the replacement of the external wall materials to achieve compliance with updated building and fire safety regulations.
- Bristol City Council planning applications weekly list: Application for a Lawful Development Certificate for a Proposed use or development - The proposal seeks to undertake like-for-like (or as close as practicable) external alterations to the existing building, including the replacement of the external wall materials to achieve compliance with updated building and fire safety regulations.
- Bristol City Council planning applications weekly list: Application for a Lawful Development Certificate for a Proposed use or development - The proposal seeks to undertake like-for-like (or as close as practicable) external alterations to the existing building, including the replacement of the external wall materials to achieve compliance with updated building and fire safety regulations.
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