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Demolition of rear extension, formation of new door and window openings, replacement windows and re-rendering. (Part retrospective)

5 Avenue Street Stewarton East Ayrshire KA3 5AP

DecidedReference: 20/0406/LBEast Ayrshire

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Application location

5 Avenue Street Stewarton East Ayrshire KA3 5AP

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Listed Building
Received
12 Aug 2020
Validated
18 Aug 2020
Determination deadline
17 Oct 2020
Local authority
East Ayrshire

Application overview

Demolition of rear extension, formation of new door and window openings, replacement windows and re-rendering. (Part retrospective)

Proposal details

Reference
20/0406/LB
Alternative references
100290380-001
Ward
Annick
Agent
David Nimbley D.N.A.rchitecture

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
Draft decision noticeDecision Notices · PDF24 Sept 2020View
Replacement window specDrawing · PDF18 Aug 2020View
Approved floor plans as existingDrawing · PDF18 Aug 2020View
Approved elevations as proposedDrawing · PDF18 Aug 2020View
Approved elevations as proposed and existingDrawing · PDF18 Aug 2020View
Part ground floor as proposed unit 3Drawing · PDF18 Aug 2020View
Approved ground floor as existingDrawing · PDF18 Aug 2020View
Approved block plan as existingDrawing · PDF18 Aug 2020View
Approved elevations as proposed 1Drawing · PDF14 Aug 2020View
Approved elevations as proposed 2Drawing · PDF14 Aug 2020View
Approved elevations as existingDrawing · PDF12 Aug 2020View
Approved floorplans as proposedDrawing · PDF12 Aug 2020View
Approved block planDrawing · PDF12 Aug 2020View
Application formApplication Form · PDF12 Aug 2020View
Approved location planDrawing · PDF12 Aug 2020View

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  9. Determination Deadline

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Decision & conditions

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