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Side extension, loft conversion & detached garage to existing dwelling & erection of 2 No semi detached houses. This site is in CIL Zone 4 & is CIL Liable as new dwellings.

4 Beechlands Close & land rear of 18 Montpelier Road East Preston BN16 1JZ

RefusedReference: EP/115/20/PLArun District Council

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Application summary

Status
Refused
Application type
Not published
Received
23 Sept 2020
Validated
2 Oct 2020
Determination deadline
27 Nov 2020
Local authority
Arun District Council

Application overview

Side extension, loft conversion & detached garage to existing dwelling & erection of 2 No semi detached houses. This site is in CIL Zone 4 & is CIL Liable as new dwellings.

Proposal details

Reference
EP/115/20/PL
Parish
East Preston
Agent
RSP Architects 1 Westbourne Grove Hove BN3 5PJ

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Application location

4 Beechlands Close & land rear of 18 Montpelier Road East Preston BN16 1JZ

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Documents 33 of 33

DocumentPublishedAction
DecisionDecision27 Nov 2020View
Officers ReportOfficers Report27 Nov 2020View
CIL 1 FORMApplication2 Oct 2020View
ApplicationApplication2 Oct 2020View
BLOCK PLAN, PROPOSED SEMI DETACHED FLOOR PLANS, ELEVATIONS, ROOF PLANS 03APlans2 Oct 2020View
LOCATION AND BLOCK PLANS, TOPOGRAPHICAL SURVEY 001Plans29 Sept 2020View
BLOCK PLAN, EXISTING AND PROPOSED FLOOR PLANS, ELEVATIONS, ROOF PLANS 002Plans29 Sept 2020View
WASTE MINIMISATION/MAMAGEMENT STATEMENTStatement29 Sept 2020View
DESIGN & ACCESS STATEMENTStatement29 Sept 2020View
Engineers Comments Regarding Surface Water DrainageConsultation4 Nov 2020View
PLCOMACKPCConsultation2 Nov 2020View
WSCC - Highways AuthorityConsultation28 Oct 2020View
Environmental HealthConsultation15 Oct 2020View
PLCOMACKRep Letters20 Nov 2020View
PLCOMACKRep Letters19 Nov 2020View
PLCOMACKRep Letters19 Nov 2020View
PLCOMACKRep Letters17 Nov 2020View
PLCOMACKRep Letters17 Nov 2020View
PLCOMACKRep Letters6 Nov 2020View
PLCOMACKRep Letters6 Nov 2020View
PLCOMACKRep Letters6 Nov 2020View
PLCOMACKRep Letters5 Nov 2020View
PLCOMACKRep Letters5 Nov 2020View
PLCOMACKRep Letters4 Nov 2020View
PLCOMACKRep Letters4 Nov 2020View
PLCOMACKRep Letters29 Oct 2020View
PLCOMACKRep Letters29 Oct 2020View
Rep LettersRep Letters28 Oct 2020View
PLCOMACKRep Letters22 Oct 2020View
Planning CorrespondencePlanning Correspondence2 Oct 2020View
PLACKSystems Correspondence2 Oct 2020View
PLINVAGSystems Correspondence1 Oct 2020View
PLACKPPSystems Correspondence29 Sept 2020View

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