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Demolition of redundant post war boiler shed to rear elevation. Introduction of new doors to archway of porch. Opening up and widening of former door opening to vestry to form fire escape. Replacement of existing uneven paths with self binding gravel suitable for wheelchair access. New below ground drainage.

Hook Norton Baptist Church Netting Street Hook Norton OX15 5NJ

Application PermittedReference: 21/03676/FCherwell District Council

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Application summary

Status
Application Permitted
Application type
Full Development
Received
28 Oct 2021
Validated
28 Oct 2021
Determination deadline
4 Feb 2022
Local authority
Cherwell District Council

Application overview

Demolition of redundant post war boiler shed to rear elevation. Introduction of new doors to archway of porch. Opening up and widening of former door opening to vestry to form fire escape. Replacement of existing uneven paths with self binding gravel suitable for wheelchair access. New below ground drainage.

Proposal details

Reference
21/03676/F
Ward
Deddington
Parish
Hook Norton
Agent
Manifest Design Workshop Ltd

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Application location

Hook Norton Baptist Church Netting Street Hook Norton OX15 5NJ

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
App FormApplication Documents28 Oct 2021View
Baptist Union of Wales Certificate Of Authorisation For Works To Listed BuildingApplication Documents28 Oct 2021View
Thames Water Indirect Connection ConsentApplication Documents28 Oct 2021View
Location and Block PlansPlans - Site28 Oct 2021View
Proposed Site PlanPlans - Site28 Oct 2021View
Existing Site PlanPlans - Site28 Oct 2021View
Existing ElevationsPlans - Existing28 Oct 2021View
Proposed Door DetailPlans – Details28 Oct 2021View
Proposed Door DetailPlans – Details28 Oct 2021View
Path Construction DetailsPlans – Details28 Oct 2021View
Proposed ElevationsPlans - Proposed28 Oct 2021View
Hook Norton Parish CouncilConsultation Response16 Nov 2021View
CDC ConservationConsultation Response20 Dec 2021View
Delegated Officer Report - FINALOfficer Report4 Feb 2022View
Decision Notice - FINALDecision4 Feb 2022View

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Decision Notice - FINAL
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