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Proposal to renew all rear windows (3No.) and external doors and frames (2No.) that are judged to be beyond economical repair. Replace with timber fabricated and single glazing.

22 Scotton Street, Wye, Ashford, Kent, TN25 5BZ

Decision MadeReference: 22/00427/ASAshford Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Listed building consent (Alt/Ext)
Received
16 Mar 2022
Validated
24 Mar 2022
Determination deadline
9 Jun 2022
Local authority
Ashford Borough Council

Application overview

Proposal to renew all rear windows (3No.) and external doors and frames (2No.) that are judged to be beyond economical repair. Replace with timber fabricated and single glazing.

Proposal details

Reference
22/00427/AS
Ward
Wye with Hinxhill
Parish
Wye with Hinxhill
Agent
Mr D Haime

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Application location

22 Scotton Street, Wye, Ashford, Kent, TN25 5BZ

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Documents 26 of 26

DocumentPublishedAction
BOX SASH WINDOW EXAMPLESupporting Documents · PDF19 Mar 2022View
DESIGN AND ACCESS STATEMENTSupporting Documents · PDF17 Mar 2022View
WINDOW 4 PHOTOPhoto17 Mar 2022View
CIL FORMSupporting Documents · PDF17 Mar 2022View
FRONT OF TERRACE PHOTOPhoto16 Mar 2022View
WINDOW 1 PHOTOPhoto17 Mar 2022View
EXISTING ELEVATIONS AND NOTESPlans16 Mar 2022View
EXAMPLE CASEMENT WINDOWPlans · PDF17 Mar 2022View
EXISTING SITE & LOCATION PLANS - SS/02Plans25 Mar 2022View
FRONT OF HOUSE/STREET PHOTOPhoto17 Mar 2022View
PART REAR TERRACE PHOTOPhoto17 Mar 2022View
FRONT DOOR PHOTOPhoto17 Mar 2022View
EXAMPLE BOX SASH WINDOWPlans16 Mar 2022View
FRONT OF HOUSE PHOTOPhoto17 Mar 2022View
WINDOW 2 PHOTOPhoto17 Mar 2022View
BUILDING SURVEY (LEVEL 3)Supporting Documents · PDF17 Mar 2022View
PROPOSED ELEVATIONS AND NOTESPlans16 Mar 2022View
WINDOW 5 PHOTOPhoto17 Mar 2022View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form · PDF17 Mar 2022View
REAR OF HOUSE PHOTOPhoto17 Mar 2022View
ASSESSMENT & RECOMMENDATION SHEETSOfficer Report · PDF23 May 2022View
EXISTING FLOOR AND ROOF PLANS - SS/02Plans25 Mar 2022View
PRESS NOTIFICATIONOther · PDF8 Apr 2022View
WINDOW 3 PHOTOPhoto17 Mar 2022View
BACK DOOR PHOTOPhoto17 Mar 2022View
DECISION NOTICEDecision Notice · PDF24 May 2022View

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