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External - Removal of impermeable paint from frontage of property and rear wall, re-point with lime mortar. Internal - Remove damaged plaster from internal walls and re-plaster, remove impermeable paint.

Darville Cottage Station Road Lower Heyford Bicester OX25 5PD

Application PermittedReference: 19/00156/LBCherwell District Council

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Application summary

Status
Application Permitted
Application type
Listed Building
Received
28 Jan 2019
Validated
28 Jan 2019
Determination deadline
25 Mar 2019
Local authority
Cherwell District Council

Application overview

External - Removal of impermeable paint from frontage of property and rear wall, re-point with lime mortar. Internal - Remove damaged plaster from internal walls and re-plaster, remove impermeable paint.

Proposal details

Reference
19/00156/LB
Ward
Fringford And Heyfords
Parish
Lower Heyford

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Application location

Darville Cottage Station Road Lower Heyford Bicester OX25 5PD

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Documents 27 of 27

DocumentPublishedAction
Listed Building ImagesApplication Document31 Jan 2019View
Listed Building EntryApplication Document31 Jan 2019View
Info/Species MapApplication Document31 Jan 2019View
Neighbour MapApplication Document31 Jan 2019View
site visitApplication Document29 Apr 2019View
ChecklistApplication Document4 Feb 2019View
PublicityApplication Document5 Feb 2019View
app formApplication Document4 Feb 2019View
9363844.jpgPhotographs4 Feb 2019View
9363843.jpgPhotographs4 Feb 2019View
9363841.jpgPhotographs4 Feb 2019View
9363840.jpgPhotographs4 Feb 2019View
9363838.jpgPhotographs4 Feb 2019View
9363837.jpgPhotographs4 Feb 2019View
9363834.jpgPhotographs4 Feb 2019View
9363832.jpgPhotographs4 Feb 2019View
9363831.jpgPhotographs4 Feb 2019View
9363829.jpgPhotographs4 Feb 2019View
9363828.jpgPhotographs4 Feb 2019View
9363827.jpgPhotographs4 Feb 2019View
Defects reportReports – Miscellaneous4 Feb 2019View
Supplementory reportReports – Miscellaneous4 Feb 2019View
D&A statementSupporting Documents4 Feb 2019View
location planSite Location Plan4 Feb 2019View
Building Control - 05.02.19Consultation Response6 Feb 2019View
22.03.19Officer Report22 Mar 2019View
22.03.19Decision22 Mar 2019View

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Permitted
22.03.19
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