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Change of use of existing betting shop (Sui Generis) on ground floor with kitchen/WC/office on first floor, alterations to existing shopfront and proposed single storey rear extension and rear roof dormer to create 1 new (3 bedroom) dwelling house. This application may affect the setting of a listed building.

209 Pagham Road Pagham PO21 3QD

App Cond with S106Reference: P/1/20/PLArun District Council

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Application summary

Status
App Cond with S106
Application type
Not published
Received
5 Jan 2020
Validated
12 Feb 2020
Determination deadline
8 Apr 2020
Local authority
Arun District Council

Application overview

Change of use of existing betting shop (Sui Generis) on ground floor with kitchen/WC/office on first floor, alterations to existing shopfront and proposed single storey rear extension and rear roof dormer to create 1 new (3 bedroom) dwelling house. This application may affect the setting of a listed building.

Proposal details

Reference
P/1/20/PL
Parish
Pagham
Agent
Folkes Architects The Old Forge 6 Church Street Storrington RH20 4LA

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Application location

209 Pagham Road Pagham PO21 3QD

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Documents 22 of 22

DocumentPublishedAction
DecisionDecision1 Apr 2020View
DecisionDecision31 Mar 2020View
Officers ReportOfficers Report31 Mar 2020View
Completed agreement dated 10/01/20Section 106 Planning Agreement30 Mar 2020View
Legal instruction formSection 106 Planning Agreement30 Mar 2020View
S106 PlanSection 106 Planning Agreement30 Mar 2020View
DRAFTSection 106 Planning Agreement12 Feb 2020View
Application formApplication6 Jan 2020View
Floor plans and elevations as existing 1.01Plans6 Jan 2020View
Proposed floor plans, cycle store and refuse store 2.10 Rev APlans6 Jan 2020View
Proposed elevations and section 2.11 Rev APlans6 Jan 2020View
Location, block and site plan 2.12 Rev APlans6 Jan 2020View
Design and access statementStatement6 Jan 2020View
CIL form 1Statement6 Jan 2020View
Engineers comments 23/03/20Consultation26 Mar 2020View
NATURAL ENGLANDConsultation11 Mar 2020View
ADC CONSERVATION OFFICERConsultation2 Mar 2020View
Pagham Parish CouncilConsultation19 Feb 2020View
Planning CorrespondencePlanning Correspondence11 Feb 2020View
PACKSystems Correspondence12 Feb 2020View
PINCAG1Systems Correspondence9 Jan 2020View
PMAC71PSystems Correspondence6 Jan 2020View

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App Cond with S106
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