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Two storey extension forming kitchen/dining room, lounge, orangery & bedroom with en-suite in the roof. Existing dwelling to be converted forming two extra bedrooms with en -suite, ridge level to be lower than the existing thatched ridge. This application affects the character and appearance of North Bersted Conservation Area

99 North Bersted Street Bognor Regis PO22 9AF

Refused (Appealed)Reference: BE/61/14/HHArun District Council

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Application summary

Status
Refused (Appealed)
Application type
Not published
Received
21 May 2014
Validated
12 Jun 2014
Determination deadline
7 Aug 2014
Local authority
Arun District Council

Application overview

Two storey extension forming kitchen/dining room, lounge, orangery & bedroom with en-suite in the roof. Existing dwelling to be converted forming two extra bedrooms with en -suite, ridge level to be lower than the existing thatched ridge. This application affects the character and appearance of North Bersted Conservation Area

Proposal details

Reference
BE/61/14/HH
Parish
Bersted
Agent
Mr B K Martin 32 Shalbourne Crescent Bracklesham Bay Chichester West Sussex PO20 8JY

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Application location

99 North Bersted Street Bognor Regis PO22 9AF

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Documents 18 of 18

DocumentPublishedAction
DecisionDecision6 Aug 2014View
Officers ReportOfficers Report6 Aug 2014View
Officers ReportOfficers Report6 Aug 2014View
ApplicationApplication21 May 2014View
VALIDATION CHECKLISTApplication21 May 2014View
revised plansPlans17 Jul 2015View
Existing elevations and Site planPlans13 Jun 2014View
EXISTING GROUND FLOOR PLAN, PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR AND FIRST FLOOR PLANS DWG 1/5Plans21 May 2014View
ELEVATIONS AND LOCATION PLAN DWG 3/5Plans21 May 2014View
ROOF PLAN DWG 4/5Plans21 May 2014View
SECTIONS DWG 5/5Plans21 May 2014View
DESIGN AND ACCESS STATEMENTStatement21 May 2014View
Conservation OfficerConsultation1 Aug 2014View
Historic Buildings AdviserConsultation30 Jul 2014View
ConsultationConsultation10 Jul 2014View
ConsultationConsultation4 Jul 2014View
PACKSystems Correspondence17 Jun 2014View
PINCAG1Systems Correspondence6 Jun 2014View

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Decision & conditions

Refused (Appealed)

Appeal status: Dismissed · Dismissed

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