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Demolition of all the existing buildings on the site and the erection of two replacement dwellings, a two storey 5 bedroom house and a two bedroom bungalow (renewal of planning permission EPF/0151/17 dated 8th March 2017, which was itself a renewal of EPF/0058/14 dated 26th March 2014).

Bantham Cottage Wellington Hill And Bowls Club Site, Land Adjoining Rats Lane Loughton IG10 4AQ

Decision MadeReference: EPF/2999/19Epping Forest District Council

Application location

Bantham Cottage Wellington Hill And Bowls Club Site, Land Adjoining Rats Lane Loughton IG10 4AQ

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
16 Dec 2019
Validated
13 Jan 2020
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Epping Forest District Council

Application overview

Demolition of all the existing buildings on the site and the erection of two replacement dwellings, a two storey 5 bedroom house and a two bedroom bungalow (renewal of planning permission EPF/0151/17 dated 8th March 2017, which was itself a renewal of EPF/0058/14 dated 26th March 2014).

Proposal details

Reference
EPF/2999/19
Ward
Waltham Abbey South and Rural
Parish
Waltham Abbey

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DocumentPublishedAction
DC Consultation (External)10 Feb 2020View
Plans: Elevations · PDF17 Jan 2020View
DC Supporting Information for Applications17 Jan 2020View
Plans: Composite, mixed drawings · PDF17 Jan 2020View
Plans: Elevations · PDF17 Jan 2020View
DC Supporting Information for Applications17 Jan 2020View
Development Control - Application Forms · PDF17 Jan 2020View
Plans: Composite, mixed drawings · PDF17 Jan 2020View
DC Consultation (External)3 Mar 2020View
Plans: Floorplans · PDF17 Jan 2020View
Plans: Other Miscellaneous Plans · PDF17 Jan 2020View
Plans: Floorplans · PDF17 Jan 2020View
DC Supporting Information for Applications · PDF22 Jan 2020View
DC Supporting Information for Applications17 Jan 2020View
Development Control Application Decision Notices10 Mar 2020View
DC Officer Report10 Mar 2020View
DC Consultation (External)24 Jan 2020View
DC Supporting Information for Applications17 Jan 2020View
Landscape Team - Letters Out · PDF22 Jan 2020View
DC Parish Council Responses10 Feb 2020View

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