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Listed building consent for the removal of existing single glazed windows and installation of double glazed timber casement windows to front elevation.

5 Ledbury Road Crescent Staunton Gloucestershire GL19 3QB

UnknownReference: P0738/24/LBCForest of Dean District Council

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Application summary

Status
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Application type
Listed Building Consent
Received
19 Jun 2024
Validated
12 Aug 2024
Determination deadline
7 Oct 2024
Local authority
Forest of Dean District Council

Application overview

Listed building consent for the removal of existing single glazed windows and installation of double glazed timber casement windows to front elevation.

Proposal details

Reference
P0738/24/LBC
Alternative references
DF6108
Ward
Hartpury & Redmarley
Parish
Staunton (N)
Agent
Aston Architectural Design Ltd.

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Application location

5 Ledbury Road Crescent Staunton Gloucestershire GL19 3QB

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
CONFIRMATION APPLICATION WITHDRAWNCorrespondence · PDF19 Sept 2024View
ALSO SEE ATTACHMENTPublic Comment · PDF4 Sept 2024View
ATTACHMENT TO GO WITH PUBLIC COMMENTPublic Comment · PDF4 Sept 2024View
CONSERVATION OFFICER RE A SITE VISIT SENSITIVECorrespondence · PDF29 Aug 2024View
PARISH COUNCILConsultee Comment · PDF27 Aug 2024View
PARISH COUNCILConsultee Comment27 Aug 2024View
Site NoticeSite Notice · PDF19 Aug 2024View
Site NoticeSite Notice · PDF19 Aug 2024View
DC8DC8 · PDF14 Aug 2024View
EXISTING AND PROPOSED ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF12 Aug 2024View
HERITAGE DESIGN AND ACCESS STATEMENTReport · PDF19 Jun 2024View
PROPOSED WIDOW LEGENDDrawing · PDF19 Jun 2024View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF19 Jun 2024View
BIODIVERSITY SELF ASSESSMENT FORMReport · PDF19 Jun 2024View
LOCATION PLANDrawing · PDF19 Jun 2024View
EXISTING BLOCK PLANDrawing · PDF19 Jun 2024View
(2 PAGES) WINDOW SECTIONSDrawing · PDF19 Jun 2024View

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Decision & conditions

Application Withdrawn
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