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Proposed replacement of existing timber windows with 'heritage style' uPVC sliding sash windows, and installation of new wrought iron safety guarding

62 Church Road, St Leonards-on-sea, TN37 6EE

Appeal decidedReference: HS/FA/21/00045Hastings Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Appeal decided
Application type
Full Planning Permission
Received
14 Jan 2021
Validated
14 Jan 2021
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Hastings Borough Council

Application overview

Proposed replacement of existing timber windows with 'heritage style' uPVC sliding sash windows, and installation of new wrought iron safety guarding

Proposal details

Reference
HS/FA/21/00045
Ward
CENTRAL ST LEONARDS
Agent
Pump House Designs

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Application location

62 Church Road, St Leonards-on-sea, TN37 6EE

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Documents 20 of 20

DocumentPublishedAction
Appeal DecisionAppeal Decision · PDF9 Nov 2021View
QUESTIONNAIREAppeal Correspondence · PDF23 Sept 2021View
START LETTERAppeal Correspondence15 Sept 2021View
Appellant`s CaseAppellant`s Case · PDF15 Sept 2021View
Appeal FormAppeal Form · PDF15 Sept 2021View
CONSERVATION OFFICER COMMENTS (CONS OFFICER)Consultee Comment · PDF25 Mar 2021View
DecisionDecision · PDF25 Mar 2021View
FINAL DELEGATED REPORTReport · PDF25 Mar 2021View
CONSERVATION OFFICER COMMENTS (CONS OFFICER)Consultee Comment · PDF12 Mar 2021View
REPRESENTOR LIST - LIST OF NEIGHBOURSNeighbour Notification List · PDF29 Jan 2021View
LOCATION BLOCK PLANDrawing · PDF19 Jan 2021View
EXISTING LAYOUTDrawing · PDF19 Jan 2021View
PROPOSED REPLACEMENT WINDOWS & HANDRAILDrawing · PDF19 Jan 2021View
PROPOSED WINDOWS - JOINERY DETAILS - LOWER GROUNDDrawing · PDF19 Jan 2021View
PROPOSED WINDOWS - JOINERY DETAILS - UPPER GROUNDDrawing · PDF19 Jan 2021View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF19 Jan 2021View
PROPOSED WINDOWS - JOINERY DETAILS - FIRST FLOORDrawing · PDF19 Jan 2021View
PROPOSED WINDOWS - JOINERY DETAILS - SECOND FLOORDrawing · PDF19 Jan 2021View
SWMPOther · PDF19 Jan 2021View
HERITAGE STATEMENTOther · PDF19 Jan 2021View

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