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Replacement of timber windows and doors with UPVC and insertion of high security door

60 To 70 Mona Street Beeston Nottinghamshire NG9 2AL

DecidedReference: 22/00813/FULBroxtowe Borough Council

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60 To 70 Mona Street Beeston Nottinghamshire NG9 2AL

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Application
Received
13 Oct 2022
Validated
14 Oct 2022
Determination deadline
9 Dec 2022
Local authority
Broxtowe Borough Council

Application overview

Replacement of timber windows and doors with UPVC and insertion of high security door

Proposal details

Reference
22/00813/FUL
Alternative references
PP-11614245
Ward
Beeston Central
Agent
Focus Consultants

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision Appeal NotesDecision Appeal Notes · PDF12 Dec 2022View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF12 Dec 2022View
Details of casement windows - 13/10/22Supporting Documents With Planning Application · PDF4 Nov 2022View
Window styles - 13/10/22Supporting Documents With Planning Application · PDF4 Nov 2022View
Existing elevations - 13/10/22Application Plans And Drawings · PDF4 Nov 2022View
13/10/22Planning Application Forms · PDF4 Nov 2022View
Door styles - 13/10/22Supporting Documents With Planning Application · PDF4 Nov 2022View
1:1250 13/10/22Site Location Plan · PDF4 Nov 2022View
Details of windows - 13/10/22Supporting Documents With Planning Application · PDF4 Nov 2022View
Modular door options - 13/10/22Supporting Documents With Planning Application · PDF4 Nov 2022View
Proposed elevations - 13/10/22Application Plans And Drawings · PDF4 Nov 2022View

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