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Listed building consent to remove existing stud wall in breakfast room and return wall to its original position to with a new stud wall to form a new shower room (including toilet and basin).

Dormouse Cottage The Square Angmering BN16 4EA

ApproveConditionallyReference: A/193/21/LArun District Council

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Dormouse Cottage The Square Angmering BN16 4EA

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Application summary

Status
ApproveConditionally
Application type
Not published
Received
8 Sept 2021
Validated
21 Sept 2021
Determination deadline
16 Nov 2021
Local authority
Arun District Council

Application overview

Listed building consent to remove existing stud wall in breakfast room and return wall to its original position to with a new stud wall to form a new shower room (including toilet and basin).

Proposal details

Reference
A/193/21/L
Parish
Angmering
Agent
Mr Nicholas Beeby Dormouse Cottage The Square Angmering BN16 4EA

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Documents 26 of 26

DocumentPublishedAction
DecisionDecision16 Nov 2021View
Officers ReportOfficers Report16 Nov 2021View
Application FormApplication13 Sept 2021View
Block PlanPlans22 Sept 2021View
Proposed Ground Floor Plan (incl room dimensions)Plans22 Sept 2021View
Existing & Proposed First Floor PlanPlans22 Sept 2021View
Existing Ground Floor Plan (incl room dimensions)Plans22 Sept 2021View
Proposed Ground Floor PlanPlans22 Sept 2021View
Existing & Proposed First Floor PlanPlans22 Sept 2021View
Existing Ground Floor PlanPlans22 Sept 2021View
Location PlanPlans20 Sept 2021View
Floor Plan - Proposed shower RoomPlans10 Sept 2021View
Building Survey (02/02/2021)Statement22 Sept 2021View
Design and Access StatementStatement10 Sept 2021View
Heritage StatementStatement10 Sept 2021View
Heritage StatementStatement10 Sept 2021View
Heritage StatementStatement10 Sept 2021View
Conservation Officer response 08/10/21Consultation11 Oct 2021View
PLCOMACKRep Letters7 Oct 2021View
Email from applicant 21/9 re amended descriptionPlanning Correspondence22 Sept 2021View
Email from applicant 20/9Planning Correspondence21 Sept 2021View
Email from applicant 20/9 re INCPlanning Correspondence20 Sept 2021View
Email to applicant 15/9Planning Correspondence15 Sept 2021View
PLACKSystems Correspondence22 Sept 2021View
PLINVAGSystems Correspondence13 Sept 2021View
PLACKPPSystems Correspondence10 Sept 2021View

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