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Construction of extension to south side of church. This application affects the character and appearance of the Rustington Conservation Area (resubmission following R/188/13/).

Church of St Peter & St Paul The Street Rustington BN16 3NR

ApproveConditionallyReference: R/77/14/PLArun District Council

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Application summary

Status
ApproveConditionally
Application type
Not published
Received
7 Apr 2014
Validated
7 Apr 2014
Determination deadline
2 Jun 2014
Local authority
Arun District Council

Application overview

Construction of extension to south side of church. This application affects the character and appearance of the Rustington Conservation Area (resubmission following R/188/13/).

Proposal details

Reference
R/77/14/PL
Parish
Rustington
Agent
Carden & Goldfrey Architects 33 Clerkenwell Close London EC1R 0AU

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Application location

Church of St Peter & St Paul The Street Rustington BN16 3NR

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DocumentPublishedAction
DecisionDecision2 Jun 2014View
Officers ReportOfficers Report2 Jun 2014View
ApplicationApplication23 Apr 2014View
Local Requirements & BioDiversity ChecklistApplication15 Apr 2014View
ChecklistApplication15 Apr 2014View
Block Plan 4385/51Plans15 Apr 2014View
Existing Church Plans 4385/52Plans15 Apr 2014View
Proposed Church Plans 4385/53 APlans15 Apr 2014View
Existing Elevations 4385/54Plans15 Apr 2014View
Proposed Elevations 4385/55 APlans15 Apr 2014View
Existing Wall Plans 4385/56Plans15 Apr 2014View
Proposed Wall Plans 4385/57 APlans15 Apr 2014View
Existing Roof Plans 4385/58Plans15 Apr 2014View
Proposed Roof Plans 4385/59APlans15 Apr 2014View
Location Plan 4385/50Plans15 Apr 2014View
Design & Access StatementStatement15 Apr 2014View
Statement of NeedStatement15 Apr 2014View
Conservation OfficerConsultation28 May 2014View
ConsultationConsultation22 May 2014View
Historic Buildings AdviserConsultation20 May 2014View
conservation area advisory committeeConsultation13 May 2014View
English HeritageConsultation13 May 2014View
inetleteRep Letters30 May 2014View
Rep LettersRep Letters29 May 2014View
inetleteRep Letters28 May 2014View
inetleteRep Letters28 May 2014View
inetleteRep Letters27 May 2014View
inetleteRep Letters22 May 2014View
PACKSystems Correspondence23 Apr 2014View
PACKSystems Correspondence23 Apr 2014View
PACKSystems Correspondence23 Apr 2014View
PACKSystems Correspondence23 Apr 2014View
PMAC71PSystems Correspondence15 Apr 2014View

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