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IMPROVEMENTS TO CHURCH INVOLVING REPLACEMENT OF EXISTING COPPER ROOF WITH VMZINC IN STANDING SEAM, FACADE IMPROVEMENT COMPRISED OF REPLACEMENT OF EXISTING FENESTRATION AND INSTALLATION OF SOLAR PANELS TO THE HALL ROOF.

ST PAULS METHODIST CHURCH, WOODFIELD ROAD, NORTHGATE, CRAWLEY

PermitReference: CR/2021/0813/FULCrawley Borough Council

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Application location

ST PAULS METHODIST CHURCH, WOODFIELD ROAD, NORTHGATE, CRAWLEY

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Application summary

Status
Permit
Application type
Full Planning Application
Received
Not published
Validated
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Determination deadline
6 Jun 2022
Local authority
Crawley Borough Council

Application overview

IMPROVEMENTS TO CHURCH INVOLVING REPLACEMENT OF EXISTING COPPER ROOF WITH VMZINC IN STANDING SEAM, FACADE IMPROVEMENT COMPRISED OF REPLACEMENT OF EXISTING FENESTRATION AND INSTALLATION OF SOLAR PANELS TO THE HALL ROOF.

Proposal details

Reference
CR/2021/0813/FUL
Agent
John D Clarke Architects

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication Forms4 Nov 2021View
01a Site Location Plan.pdfCurrent Drawings4 Jan 2022View
10 Contractor facilities.pdfCurrent Drawings25 Apr 2022View
02 Survey Plan.pdfCurrent Drawings4 Nov 2021View
03 Survey Elevations.pdfCurrent Drawings4 Nov 2021View
04 Survey Plan.pdfCurrent Drawings4 Nov 2021View
05 Survey Roof Plan.pdfCurrent Drawings4 Nov 2021View
Scheme-08b Proposed Plan.pdfCurrent Drawings25 Apr 2022View
Scheme-07C Proposed Elevations.pdfCurrent Drawings25 Apr 2022View
Scheme-06b Proposed Plan.pdfCurrent Drawings25 Apr 2022View
Scheme-09b Proposed Roof Plan.pdfCurrent Drawings25 Apr 2022View
11 alum curtain wall.pdfCurrent Drawings30 May 2022View
EGING 300W SOLAR PANEL EG-300M60-C.PDFOther Documents4 Jan 2022View
vmzinc pallete 2.jpgOther Documents4 Jan 2022View
VMZINC SS and RWS Combined 2020 R7 Small.pdfOther Documents4 Jan 2022View
vmzinc pallete 2(1).pdfOther Documents25 Apr 2022View
Delegated report_CR20210813FUL(2).pdfOfficer Report7 Jun 2022View
DN_CR20210813FUL(1).pdfDecision6 Jun 2022View
cil_questions.pdfCIL Documents4 Nov 2021View

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DN_CR20210813FUL(1).pdf
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