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C TDR Papers Relating to Development and Renewal Services 19Th C-2014 Hull History Centre: Papers relating to Development and Renewal Services C TDR Papers relating to Development and Renewal Services 19th C-2014 Accession number: 06/19; 08/16; 08/15; 08/20; 09/05; 11/01, 12/14, 12/50, 13/16, 13/23 and 14/38 Historical Background: In the late 1990s, the City Council reorgainsed it's services into a series of Directorates. One of these would become Regeneration and Renewal, having previously been called City Regeneration and Economic Development and Regeneration. Within this Directorate were a number of service areas, including Planning. Within Planning came the records from this collection, the section concerned with conservation issues. The Civic Amenities Act 1967 and the later Planning (Listed Buildings & Conservation Areas) Act 1990 would introduce the concept of conservation areas. A general duty of care was placed onto local authorities in respect of conservation areas and listed buildings. Initially for Hull City Council, the section was called 'Implementation' and included other work such as derelict land and the Urban Programme. Eventually, a conservation section was established within the Planning Department. From the 1990s onwards conservation became a team in it's own right and included urban design. In April 2013, conservation was absorbed into a new section called Development Delivery, a multi-disciplinary team. Custodial history: Material collected by Philip Hampel, Senior Conservation Officer, Urban Design and Conservation Section and transferred to the Archives at various dates Description: Includes photographs, papers and material collected during the departments investigations and proposals Extent: 12 boxes Arrangement: C TDR/1 Material relating to an entry in the Schedule of Monuments for World War II decoys for Hull Docks at Paull C TDR/2 Papers relating to development proposals C TDR/3 Maps C TDR/4 Photographs C TDR/5 Drawings C TDR/6 Publications used by Development and Renewal Services Access conditions: Access will be granted to any accredited reader, except C TDR/1/1/2 which is a DVD. Please contact staff to arrange an appointment to view this item C TDR/1 Papers and other items relating to entries in the 2001-2004 Schedule of Monuments Schedule entry copy, a map extract indicating the site of the monument, and a DVD produced by the BBC entitled 'Timeflyers Fooling Hitler' Access will be granted to any accredited reader. Please contact staff to arrange an appointment to view the DVD 3 items 1 of 13 © Hull History Centre Hull History Centre: Papers relating to Development and Renewal Services C TDR/1/1 Material relating to World War II decoys, Hull Docks at 2001-2004 Paull 3 items C TDR/1/1/1 Material relating to World War II decoys, Hull Docks at 2001 Paull Schedule entry copy and extract Ordnance Survey Map Schedule entry copy relating to an entry in the Schedule of Monuments for World War II decoys for Hull Docks at Paull which includes a description of the monument and an assessment of its importance. Also a map extract indicating the site of the monument 2 items C TDR/1/1/2 DVD entitled 'Timeflyers Fooling Hitler' 2004 Produced by the BBC. Includes film footage of the Second World War in Hull and aerial shots of Hull in 2004 Access will be granted to any accredited reader. Please contact staff to arrange an appointment to view the DVD 1 item C TDR/2 Papers relating to propsals for the development 1962-2006 and conservation of buildings Papers prepared by either internal or external sources submitted to the department as part of conservation or development proposals 78 items 9 volumes C TDR/2/1 Papers relating to propsals for the conservation of 1981-1989 Beverleygate site, Hull Papers produced after the excavation of Beverley gate and proposals for its conservation 15 items C TDR/2/1/1 Extract from OS Map, sheet 107, 1/50,000 second series c.1980s 1 item C TDR/2/1/2 Elevations of 33 Prince's Dock Street and Colonial c.1980s Chambers 2 items C TDR/2/1/3 Papers relating to propsals for the conservation of c.1980s Beverleygate site, Hull 1 item C TDR/2/1/3a Sketch for Maze Plaque at Beverley Gate 2 Jun 1986 Tracing for the Maze Plaque 1 item C TDR/2/1/4 Ariel photographs of River Hull & Myton Bridge c.1980s 3 items 2 of 13 © Hull History Centre Hull History Centre: Papers relating to Development and Renewal Services C TDR/2/1/5 Photograph album of the shops on Whitefriargate c.1980s Mounted into book for shops on Whitefriargate 1 item C TDR/2/1/6 Elevations of buildings on Whitefriargate c.1908s 2 items C TDR/2/1/7 Plan for Beverley Gate project Nov 1988- 2 items Mar 1989 C TDR/2/1/8 1981 census with emphasis on Urban Deprivation Nov 1983 1 item C TDR/2/1/9 Sketch tracing of Beverley Gate as it may have looked in c.1980s Medieval period 1 item C TDR/2/1/10 Papers relating to propsals for the conservation of c.1980s Beverleygate site, Hull 1 item C TDR/2/1/11 Unknown plan relating to Beverley Gate c.980s 1 item C TDR/2/1/11a Papers relating to propsals for the conservation of c.1980s Beverleygate site, Hull 1 item C TDR/2/2 Conservation and development proposal for Joseph 12 Jan 2006 Rank's Clarence Flour Mills, Hull 1 item C TDR/2/2/1 Conservation and development proposal for Joseph 12 Jan 2006 Rank's Clarence Flour Mills, Hull From Mrs G. Matheson of Heritage Interpretation & Visitor Services 1 item C TDR/2/3 Papers relating to propsals for the development and 1962-1992 conservation of the Old Town of Hull 12 items C TDR/2/3/1 Development of the River frontage between Riverside 20 Jun 1962 Quay and River Hull 1 item TDR/2/3/2 Report on the Parking of commercial vehicles Sep 1964 1 item 3 of 13 © Hull History Centre Hull History Centre: Papers relating to Development and Renewal Services C TDR/2/3/3 Copy of the Town Planning Officer's evidence to the 25 Feb 1969 Public Enquiry on the Comprehensive Development Area 8- Old Town 1 item C TDR/2/3/4 Report on The Old Town to the Development and Control 12 May 1972 Committee 1 item C TDR/2/3/5 The Coach Station, Ferensway, City Planning Officer's 9 Dec 1974 report; Old Town/Old Docks Land use survey 1 item C TDR/2/3/6 Old Town/Old Docks Land use survey Jul 1976 1 item C TDR/2/3/7 The Old Town Proposals for Consolidation, Renovation Jul 1976 and Redevelopment 1 item C TDR/2/3/8 Shopping Study - Interim Final Report and appendices 5 Jul 1982 1 item C TDR/2/3/9 Town Docks Special Sub Committee Town Docks Marina 20 Jan 1983 and Adjoining Areas Development package 1 item C TDR/2/3/10 Victoria Dock Interim Development Brief (Draft) 1987 1 item C TDR/2/3/11 City Centre Area Plan c.1992 1 item C TDR/2/3/12 Elevation of Ferensway East side, Prospect Street to c.1970s Brook Street 1 item C TDR/2/4 Papers relating to proposals for the development of 1974-1993 Hull Docks 2 items 9 volumes C TDR/2/4/1 Humber Tidal Model information leaflet c.1970s 1 item C TDR/2/4/2 City of Kingston upon Hull Town Docks Feasibility Study Feb 1974 Final report by the Hull Docks Planning and Design Consortium to the Corporation of Hull 1 volume 4 of 13 © Hull History Centre Hull History Centre: Papers relating to Development and Renewal Services C TDR/2/4/3 City of Kingston upon Hull Town Docks Design Survey Dec 1978 Vol.1 Summary Vol.2 Engineering, Vol.3 Building Rehabilitation 3 volumes C TDR/2/4/4 Hull Maritime's Heritage, report by L&R Leisure Jul 1986 Consultants 1 volume C TDR/2/4/5 Hull Docklands. Vol.I Survey and Analysis, Vol.II Late 1980s Strategy, Vol.III Progress and Next Steps 3 volumes C TDR/2/4/6 St Andrew's Dock, Hull Feasibility Study May 1993 1 volume C TDR/2/4/7 Humber Bridge Information booklet c.1990s Facts and figures 1 item C TDR/2/5 Papers relating to the development of Blaydes Dock, c.1999- Hull 2000 2 volumes C TDR/2/5/1 ‘Celebrating the Past...Hull's Bounty, Bounty's c.1999 Hull...Pioneering the Future’ Bound printouts from a presentation 1 volume C TDR/2/5/2 Blaydes Dock Feasibilty Study 2000 1 volume C TDR/2/6 Papers relating to propsals for the Public 2008 Convenience Market Street, Hull 1 volume C TDR/2/6/1 Reinstatement of railings for the Public Convenience Oct 2008 Market Street, Hull 1 volume C TDR/2/7 Records relating to the awarding of grants for the 1979-1995 restoration and improvement of buildings within the Kingston upon Hull Town Scheme Includes records such as extracts of council minutes, reports, letters, plans elevations and photographs 48 items C TDR/2/7/1 Records relating to an improvement grant for Imperial 1983 Chambers, Bowlalley Lane, Hull Scheme number TS24 1 item 5 of 13 © Hull History Centre Hull History Centre: Papers relating to Development and Renewal Services C TDR/2/7/2 Records relating to an improvement grant for 41 High c.1950s- Street and warehouses numbers 1 and 2 at the rear 1990s Scheme number TS25 1 item C TDR/2/7/3 Records relating to an improvement grant for 13 Bishop 1983 Lane, Hull Scheme number TS26 1 item C TDR/2/7/4 Records relating to an improvement grant for 1983 26-27 Bishop Lane, Hull Scheme number TS27 1 item C TDR/2/7/5 Records relating to an improvement grant for 3 Bishop 1983 Lane, Hull Scheme number TS27 1 item C TDR/2/7/6 Records relating to an improvement grant for Imperial 1984 Chambers, Bowlalley Lane, Hull Scheme number TS31 1 item C TDR/2/7/7 Records relating to an improvement grant for Ruskin 1976-1987 Chambers Scale Lane, Hull Scheme numbers TS35 and TS40 1 item C TDR/2/7/8 Records relating an improvement grant for 1986-1989 12 Bowlalley Lane, Hull Scheme numbers TS41 and TS44 1 item C TDR/2/7/9 Records relating to an improvement grant for 1986-1988 12A Manor Street, Hull Scheme number TS42.
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