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Replacement of existing timber sash and case windows with new double glazed timber sash and case windows to match

1 Dundonald Road Kilmarnock East Ayrshire KA1 1EQ

DecidedReference: 21/0728/PPEast Ayrshire

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1 Dundonald Road Kilmarnock East Ayrshire KA1 1EQ

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Planning Permission
Received
15 Oct 2021
Validated
15 Oct 2021
Determination deadline
14 Dec 2021
Local authority
East Ayrshire

Application overview

Replacement of existing timber sash and case windows with new double glazed timber sash and case windows to match

Proposal details

Reference
21/0728/PP
Alternative references
100456642-003
Ward
Kilmarnock West And Crosshouse
Agent
ARPL Architects

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
Report of handling (roh)Reports (Public)22 Nov 2021View
Decision noticeDecision Notices · PDF22 Nov 2021View
Neighbour notification planDrawing · PDF20 Oct 2021View
Approved ground floor plan as existingDrawing · PDF15 Oct 2021View
Approved existing window conditions east elevationDrawing · PDF15 Oct 2021View
Approved window and reveal detailsDrawing · PDF15 Oct 2021View
Approved first floor plan as existingDrawing · PDF15 Oct 2021View
Approved existing east front elevationDrawing · PDF15 Oct 2021View
Approved proposed ground floor planDrawing · PDF15 Oct 2021View
Approved proposed first floor planDrawing · PDF15 Oct 2021View
Approved proposed east front elevationDrawing · PDF15 Oct 2021View
Approved manufacturer informationReports (Public) · PDF15 Oct 2021View
Approved location planDrawing · PDF15 Oct 2021View
Application formApplication Form · PDF15 Oct 2021View
Approved supporting statementReports (Public) · PDF15 Oct 2021View

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