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Single storey front, rear and side extension following the demolition of an existing later extension, a dillapidated garage/store and a modern metal shed.

Nether Street Farmhouse, Dunmow Road, Abbess Beauchamp And Berners Roding, Ongar, CM5 0JT

Decision MadeReference: EPF/2227/22Epping Forest District Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Householder planning permission
Received
27 Sept 2022
Validated
1 Dec 2022
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Epping Forest District Council

Application overview

Single storey front, rear and side extension following the demolition of an existing later extension, a dillapidated garage/store and a modern metal shed.

Proposal details

Reference
EPF/2227/22
Ward
Rural East
Parish
Abbess Beauchamp and Berners Roding

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Application location

Nether Street Farmhouse, Dunmow Road, Abbess Beauchamp And Berners Roding, Ongar, CM5 0JT

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Documents 18 of 18

DocumentPublishedAction
Existing First Floor Plan & Roof PlanPlans · PDF27 Sept 2022View
Heritage StatementSupporting Statement/Documents · PDF27 Sept 2022View
Garage Condition StatementSupporting Statement/Documents · PDF27 Sept 2022View
Proposed ElevationsPlans · PDF27 Sept 2022View
Sustainability Guidance & ChecklistSupporting Statement/Documents · PDF27 Sept 2022View
Existing Ground Floor PlansPlans · PDF27 Sept 2022View
Proposed Roof Plan & Floor PlansPlans · PDF27 Sept 2022View
Application Form - Without Personal DataSupporting Statement/Documents · PDF27 Sept 2022View
Existing ElevationsPlans · PDF27 Sept 2022View
Preliminary Ecological Appraisal & Preliminary Roost AssessmentSupporting Statement/Documents · PDF1 Dec 2022View
ECC Place Services - Archaeology comments · PDF5 Dec 2022View
Topographical SurveyPlans · PDF27 Sept 2022View
Existing ElevationsPlans · PDF27 Sept 2022View
Design & Access StatementSupporting Statement/Documents27 Sept 2022View
Conservation: DC Consultation · PDF12 Jan 2023View
Site Plan & Location PlanPlans · PDF27 Sept 2022View
Planning StatementSupporting Statement/Documents27 Sept 2022View
Existing Ground Floor PlanPlans · PDF27 Sept 2022View

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Decision & conditions

Application Withdrawn
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