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Application for a non material amendment to planning permission 07/00973/FUL for the chimney to not be constructed, ground floor no wall between kitchen & dinning room, ground floor no doors between dinning & living room.

224 College Road College Town Sandhurst Berkshire GU47 0RQ

Decision MadeReference: 14/00769/NMABracknell Forest Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Non-Material Amendment
Received
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Validated
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Determination deadline
28 Jul 2014
Local authority
Bracknell Forest Council

Application overview

Application for a non material amendment to planning permission 07/00973/FUL for the chimney to not be constructed, ground floor no wall between kitchen & dinning room, ground floor no doors between dinning & living room.

Proposal details

Reference
14/00769/NMA
Alternative references
07/00973/FUL
Ward
Owlsmoor & College Town
Parish
Sandhurst Town Council
Agent
Mrs Rebecca Lord

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Application location

224 College Road College Town Sandhurst Berkshire GU47 0RQ

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Documents 25 of 25

DocumentPublishedAction
BackGround PapersOther · PDF30 Jun 2014View
Revised DrawingPlan · PDF13 Aug 2014View
Correspondence SentCorrespondence - Outgoing · PDF4 Jul 2014View
Correspondence SentCorrespondence - Outgoing7 Jul 2014View
Correspondence SentCorrespondence - Outgoing7 Jul 2014View
DecisionDecision Notice · PDF12 Feb 2014View
Correspondence SentCorrespondence - Outgoing · PDF7 Jul 2014View
Decided DrawingPlan · PDF9 Dec 2013View
Related DrawingPlan · PDF30 Jun 2014View
Related DrawingPlan · PDF30 Jun 2014View
Decided DrawingPlan · PDF9 Dec 2013View
Decided DrawingPlan · PDF9 Dec 2013View
Related DrawingPlan · PDF30 Jun 2014View
Decided DrawingPlan · PDF9 Dec 2013View
Related DrawingPlan · PDF30 Jun 2014View
DecisionDecision Notice · PDF13 Aug 2014View
Decided DrawingPlan · PDF9 Dec 2013View
Related DrawingPlan · PDF30 Jun 2014View
Correspondence SentCorrespondence - Outgoing7 Jul 2014View
Decided DrawingPlan · PDF29 Sept 2017View
OtherOther · PDF11 Dec 2013View
Correspondence SentCorrespondence - Outgoing7 Jul 2014View
BackGround PapersOther · PDF30 Jun 2014View
Decided DrawingPlan · PDF21 Oct 2013View
Related DrawingPlan · PDF30 Jun 2014View

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