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Details submitted pursuant to conditions 3 (Detailed joinery, Sections, Mouldings & Glazing Bars) & 4 (Materials) of planning permission PA/2023/0095

Waterloo House, 56-58 High Street, Rolvenden, Cranbrook, TN17 4LN

Decision MadeReference: OTH/2024/1312Ashford Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Discharge of Condition(s)
Received
12 Jul 2024
Validated
16 Jul 2024
Determination deadline
10 Sept 2024
Local authority
Ashford Borough Council

Application overview

Details submitted pursuant to conditions 3 (Detailed joinery, Sections, Mouldings & Glazing Bars) & 4 (Materials) of planning permission PA/2023/0095

Proposal details

Reference
OTH/2024/1312
Ward
Rolvenden & Tenterden West
Parish
Rolvenden
Agent
Mr D Sullivan

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Application location

Waterloo House, 56-58 High Street, Rolvenden, Cranbrook, TN17 4LN

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
Proposed typical joinery details for heritage style windows & doors - 101123/1 of 6 ElevationPlan · PDF15 Jul 2024View
DM Decision Notice.pdfDecision Notice · PDF22 Jul 2024View
Material Sample: Tile (ii)Supporting Documents15 Jul 2024View
Material Sample: TileSupporting Documents15 Jul 2024View
Proposed typical joinery details for heritage style windows & doors - 101123/2 of 6 Vertical SectionPlan · PDF15 Jul 2024View
Material Sample: OakSupporting Documents15 Jul 2024View
Proposed typical joinery details for heritage style windows & doors - 101123/6 of 6 Trickle VentPlan · PDF15 Jul 2024View
DM Final Officer Report.pdfOfficer Report · PDF22 Jul 2024View
Proposed typical joinery details for heritage style windows & doors - 101123/3 of 6 Horizontal SectionPlan · PDF15 Jul 2024View
ApplicationApplication Form · PDF15 Jul 2024View
Proposed typical joinery details for heritage style windows & doors - 101123/4 of 6 Frame OptionsPlan · PDF15 Jul 2024View
Proposed typical joinery details for heritage style windows & doors - 101123/5 of 6 Cill Extension OptionPlan · PDF15 Jul 2024View

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