Committee says planned work will ‘preserve character and appearance’
Planners have given the company behind the redevelopment of the Castle Mona the thumbs up over plans to waterproof the roof.
It’s been almost a decade since the Tevir Group started major restoration work on the building on Douglas Promenade.
In May an application - submitted by Tevir Developments Ltd - asked for permission to work on the central roof and remove the south-west wing.
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The whole of the Castle Mona building, and its curtilage, is included within the Douglas Promenades Conservation Area which was designated in 2002.
John Moss has been looking back at the progress on the building so far:
Earlier this year Tevir said options for the future use of the building are still under consideration.
Any future proposal would be subject to separate planning and registered building approvals.
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