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Regularising historic internal and external works to the East Wing of Williamscot House - refer to supplementary sheet for details

East Wing Williamscot House Street From Centre To North West Williamscot Banbury OX17 1AE

Application PermittedReference: 17/02025/LBCherwell District Council

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Application summary

Status
Application Permitted
Application type
Listed Building
Received
3 Oct 2017
Validated
3 Oct 2017
Determination deadline
28 Nov 2017
Local authority
Cherwell District Council

Application overview

Regularising historic internal and external works to the East Wing of Williamscot House - refer to supplementary sheet for details

Proposal details

Reference
17/02025/LB
Ward
Cropredy, Sibfords And Wroxton
Parish
Wardington

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Application location

East Wing Williamscot House Street From Centre To North West Williamscot Banbury OX17 1AE

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Documents 22 of 22

DocumentPublishedAction
App formApplication Document6 Oct 2017View
Listed Building EntryApplication Document6 Oct 2017View
Info MapApplication Document6 Oct 2017View
Neighbour MapApplication Document6 Oct 2017View
ChecklistApplication Document6 Oct 2017View
site visitApplication Document8 Dec 2017View
PublicityApplication Document6 Oct 2017View
Schedule of worksSupporting Documents6 Oct 2017View
History of East & West WingsSupporting Documents6 Oct 2017View
Design & Access statementSupporting Documents6 Oct 2017View
Site planPlans – Block Plan/Site Layout6 Oct 2017View
Location planSite Location Plan6 Oct 2017View
East Wing SF planPlans – Floor Plans/Elevations6 Oct 2017View
East Wing GF PlanPlans – Floor Plans/Elevations6 Oct 2017View
East wing FF planPlans – Floor Plans/Elevations6 Oct 2017View
1969 plans annotated GF/FF/Attic plansPlans – Floor Plans/Elevations6 Oct 2017View
Design & Conservation comments 31-10-17Consultation Response7 Nov 2017View
Conservation 31.10.2017Consultation Response6 Nov 2017View
Historic England - 11.10.17Consultation Response11 Oct 2017View
Letter from Farrer and Co 19-10-17Public Comments25 Oct 2017View
24.11.17Officer Report24 Nov 2017View
24.11.17Decision24 Nov 2017View

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24.11.17
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