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Application for Listed Building Consent to attach a gate into an existing empty gateway from the road into the driveway. It will be set back 1 metre into the property with a side gate for pedestrian access. It will be a single 4 metre wide hardwood hook style gate with matching pedestrian gates. (1 fixed and 1 hinged). All in new oak with automatic sensor to open and shut. This application lies within the South Downs National Park Authority.

The Grange Church Hill Slindon BN18 0RD

ApproveConditionallyReference: SL/25/11/LArun District Council

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Application summary

Status
ApproveConditionally
Application type
Not published
Received
25 Nov 2011
Validated
9 Dec 2011
Determination deadline
3 Feb 2012
Local authority
Arun District Council

Application overview

Application for Listed Building Consent to attach a gate into an existing empty gateway from the road into the driveway. It will be set back 1 metre into the property with a side gate for pedestrian access. It will be a single 4 metre wide hardwood hook style gate with matching pedestrian gates. (1 fixed and 1 hinged). All in new oak with automatic sensor to open and shut. This application lies within the South Downs National Park Authority.

Proposal details

Reference
SL/25/11/L
Parish
Slindon
Agent
Ms H Patterson The Grange Church Hill Slindon Arundel BN18 0RD

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The Grange Church Hill Slindon BN18 0RD

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Documents 18 of 18

DocumentPublishedAction
DecisionDecision26 Jan 2012View
Officers ReportOfficers Report26 Jan 2012View
DOE DESCRIPTIONApplication25 Nov 2014View
ApplicationApplication28 Nov 2011View
Proposed gate plan with measurementsPlans13 Dec 2011View
PhotographPlans28 Nov 2011View
PhotographPlans28 Nov 2011View
2. COMPUTER GENERATION IMAGE OF PROPOSED GATEPlans28 Nov 2011View
GATE DETAILED PLANPlans28 Nov 2011View
GRANGE GATE SITE PLANPlans28 Nov 2011View
LOCATION PLANPlans28 Nov 2011View
PHOTO 1 EXISTING EMPTY GATEWAYPlans28 Nov 2011View
PHOTO 1.BPlans28 Nov 2011View
GRANGE GATE DESIGN AND ACCESSStatement28 Nov 2011View
GRANGE GATE HERITAGE STATEMENTStatement28 Nov 2011View
ConsultationConsultation11 Jan 2012View
CONSERVATION AREA ADVISORY COMMITTEEConsultation10 Jan 2012View
Planning CorrespondencePlanning Correspondence25 Nov 2014View

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