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Demolition of existing single storey side & rear extensions & detached garage. Erection of single storey rear extension & two storey side extension. This application affects the character and appearance of Norton Lane Conservation Area.

Stable Cottage Norton Lane Norton Aldingbourne PO20 3NH

ApproveConditionallyReference: AL/30/19/HHArun District Council

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Application location

Stable Cottage Norton Lane Norton Aldingbourne PO20 3NH

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Application summary

Status
ApproveConditionally
Application type
Not published
Received
20 Mar 2019
Validated
22 Mar 2019
Determination deadline
13 Aug 2019
Local authority
Arun District Council

Application overview

Demolition of existing single storey side & rear extensions & detached garage. Erection of single storey rear extension & two storey side extension. This application affects the character and appearance of Norton Lane Conservation Area.

Proposal details

Reference
AL/30/19/HH
Parish
Aldingbourne
Agent
RJCA Chartered Architects The White House 2 Lavant Road Chichester PO195RQ

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Documents 26 of 26

DocumentPublishedAction
DecisionDecision13 Aug 2019View
Officers ReportOfficers Report13 Aug 2019View
Application FormApplication22 Mar 2019View
Block Plan 2018/20/06Plans20 Mar 2019View
Existing Detached Garage 2018/20/01Plans20 Mar 2019View
Existing Roof Plan 2018/20/02Plans20 Mar 2019View
Proposed Floor Plans 2018/20/03Plans20 Mar 2019View
Existing Plans EX01Plans20 Mar 2019View
Location PlanPlans20 Mar 2019View
PROPOSED ELEVATIONS REV ASubstitute Plan17 May 2019View
PROPOSED ROOF PLAN REV ASubstitute Plan17 May 2019View
Design & Access StatementStatement20 Mar 2019View
CILAdditional Docs20 Mar 2019View
ChecklistAdditional Docs20 Mar 2019View
ChecklistAdditional Docs20 Mar 2019View
ConsultationConsultation12 Aug 2019View
ConsultationConsultation10 May 2019View
Drainage & Coastal Engineer. 4/4/19Consultation4 Apr 2019View
inetleteRep Letters8 Apr 2019View
EOTPlanning Correspondence17 May 2019View
Agent correspondence - EOTPlanning Correspondence17 May 2019View
OFFICERS EMAIL 17-05-2019Planning Correspondence17 May 2019View
PACKSystems Correspondence22 Mar 2019View
Invalid LetterSystems Correspondence21 Mar 2019View
Proposed Elevations 2018/20/04Superseded Document20 Mar 2019View
Proposed Roof Plan 2018/20/05Superseded Document20 Mar 2019View

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Decision & conditions

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