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Proposed wind screens to Bevin, Kennedy, Churchill and Roosevelt Courts. No further alteration works proposed to any of the courts.

Bevin Court, Churchill Court, Kennedy Court and Roosevelt Court Stonehouse Drive, St Leonards-on-sea, TN38

DecidedReference: HS/FA/21/01013Hastings Borough Council

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  4. Decision Issued Date

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Planning Permission
Received
4 Nov 2021
Validated
15 Nov 2021
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Hastings Borough Council

Application overview

Proposed wind screens to Bevin, Kennedy, Churchill and Roosevelt Courts. No further alteration works proposed to any of the courts.

Proposal details

Reference
HS/FA/21/01013
Ward
WISHING TREE
Agent
Baker Architectural Ltd

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Application location

Bevin Court, Churchill Court, Kennedy Court and Roosevelt Court Stonehouse Drive, St Leonards-on-sea, TN38

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Documents 24 of 24

DocumentPublishedAction
FINAL DELEGATED REPORTReport · PDF15 Dec 2021View
DecisionDecision · PDF15 Dec 2021View
Site NoticeSite Notice18 Nov 2021View
Site NoticeSite Notice18 Nov 2021View
Site NoticeSite Notice18 Nov 2021View
Site NoticeSite Notice18 Nov 2021View
Site NoticeSite Notice18 Nov 2021View
Site NoticeSite Notice18 Nov 2021View
PROPOSED SITE BLOCK PLANDrawing · PDF17 Nov 2021View
PROPOSED SITE BLOCK PLANDrawing · PDF17 Nov 2021View
EXISTING SITE LOCATION PLANDrawing · PDF9 Nov 2021View
EXISTING SITE BLOCK PLANDrawing · PDF9 Nov 2021View
EXISTING SITE BLOCK PLANDrawing · PDF9 Nov 2021View
EXISTING ENTRANCE PLAN AND ELEVATION - BEVIN COURTDrawing · PDF9 Nov 2021View
EXISTING ENTRANCE PLAN AND ELEVATION. ROOSEVELT COURTDrawing · PDF9 Nov 2021View
EXISTING ENTRANCE PLAN AND ELEVATION. KENNEDY COURTDrawing · PDF9 Nov 2021View
DESIGN AND ACCESS STATEMENTOther · PDF9 Nov 2021View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF9 Nov 2021View
EXISTING PLAN AND ELEVATION. CHURCHILL COURTDrawing · PDF9 Nov 2021View
PROPOSED PLAN AND ELEVATION. BEVIN COURTDrawing · PDF9 Nov 2021View
PROPOSED PLAN AND ELEVATION. ROOSEVELT COURTDrawing · PDF9 Nov 2021View
PROPOSED PLAN AND ELEVATION. KENNEDY COURTDrawing · PDF9 Nov 2021View
PROPOSED PLAN AND ELEVATION. CHURCHILL COURTDrawing · PDF9 Nov 2021View
WASTE STATEMENTOther · PDF9 Nov 2021View

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