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Removal of existing clay tiles to pitched roof(s) including dormers and side elevations and provision of new insulated breather membrane and replacement of reclaimed and some new clay tiles on new battens; Replacement of flat roof dormer covering and roof substrate and timber boarding to French doors on rear elevation; Repair of eaves/wall plate/ceiling joist/rafter junction N/E corner of building.

Ebony Cottage, Reading Street, Tenterden, Kent, TN30 7HT

Decision MadeReference: 20/00587/ASAshford Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Listed building consent (Alt/Ext)
Received
11 May 2020
Validated
11 May 2020
Determination deadline
6 Jul 2020
Local authority
Ashford Borough Council

Application overview

Removal of existing clay tiles to pitched roof(s) including dormers and side elevations and provision of new insulated breather membrane and replacement of reclaimed and some new clay tiles on new battens; Replacement of flat roof dormer covering and roof substrate and timber boarding to French doors on rear elevation; Repair of eaves/wall plate/ceiling joist/rafter junction N/E corner of building.

Proposal details

Reference
20/00587/AS
Ward
Tenterden South
Parish
Tenterden
Agent
Mrs J Newman

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Application location

Ebony Cottage, Reading Street, Tenterden, Kent, TN30 7HT

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
SITE LOCATION, BLOCK PLANS & SITE PLAN - 411/1Plans · PDF12 May 2020View
DECISION NOTICEDecision Notice · PDF30 Jul 2020View
SECTIONS & DETAILS - N421-1600-002 REV OPlans · PDF12 May 2020View
PRESS EXTRACTOther · PDF28 May 2020View
DESIGN & ACCESS STATEMENT & HERITAGE IMPACT ASSESSMENTSupporting Documents · PDF12 May 2020View
FLOOR PLANS - N421-1600-001 REV OPlans · PDF12 May 2020View
SITE PLAN & ELEVATIONS - 411/2Plans · PDF12 May 2020View
APPLICATIONApplication Form · PDF12 May 2020View
NORTH EAST CORNER PLANS, ELEVATIONS, SECTION & DETAILS - 411/3Plans · PDF12 May 2020View
TENTERDEN TOWN COUNCILConsultee · PDF2 Jun 2020View
RECOMMENDATION & ASSESSMENT SHEETSOfficer Report · PDF30 Jul 2020View

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