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Front elevation vellux window to be resized to match the existing rear, existing rear store to be demolished and to be re-built of stone construction with synthetic roof slate.

2 Major Street, Ramsbottom, Bury, BL0 9JH

DecidedReference: 68138Bury Metropolitan Borough Council

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2 Major Street, Ramsbottom, Bury, BL0 9JH

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full
Received
24 Feb 2022
Validated
9 Mar 2022
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Bury Metropolitan Borough Council

Application overview

Front elevation vellux window to be resized to match the existing rear, existing rear store to be demolished and to be re-built of stone construction with synthetic roof slate.

Proposal details

Reference
68138
Alternative references
PP-11071713
Ward
Ramsbottom
Agent
J C Building Design Limited

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Case officer reportOfficer ReportNot publishedView
Decision Notice or LetterDecision Notice or LetterNot publishedView
Decision Notice or LetterDecision Notice or LetterNot publishedView
Consultation response from Heritage TeamCorrespondence for discharge of conditionNot publishedView
Heritage StatementSupporting DocumentNot publishedView
Existing floor and roof plans (dwg no. JCBD-22-259 -1)All plansNot publishedView
Location plan and existing and proposed site plans (dwg no. JCBD-22-259 - 5)Location PlanNot publishedView
Proposed floor and roof plan (dwg no. JCBD-22-259 - 2.)All plansNot publishedView
Application formApplication formNot publishedView
Existing and proposed elevations (dwg no.JCBD-22-259 - 3)All plansNot publishedView

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