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Part demolition of existing bungalow, erection of first floor extension to create 3 bed chalet bungalow (plot 1). Demolition of existing garage. Erection of additional 3 bed dwelling (plot 2). All with associated parking and landscaping.

Amberley, 13 Gillsmans Hill, St Leonards-on-sea, TN38 0SJ

DecidedReference: HS/FA/22/00648Hastings Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Planning Permission
Received
10 Aug 2022
Validated
1 Sept 2022
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Hastings Borough Council

Application overview

Part demolition of existing bungalow, erection of first floor extension to create 3 bed chalet bungalow (plot 1). Demolition of existing garage. Erection of additional 3 bed dwelling (plot 2). All with associated parking and landscaping.

Proposal details

Reference
HS/FA/22/00648
Ward
MAZE HILL
Agent
Baker Architectural Ltd

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Application location

Amberley, 13 Gillsmans Hill, St Leonards-on-sea, TN38 0SJ

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Documents 22 of 22

DocumentPublishedAction
FINAL DELEGATED REPORTReport · PDF27 Oct 2022View
BOROUGH ARBORICULTURISTConsultee Comment20 Oct 2022View
SOUTHERN WATERConsultee Comment30 Sept 2022View
SOUTHERN WATERConsultee Comment · PDF30 Sept 2022View
CLOSE UPSite Notice22 Sept 2022View
STREET VIEWSite Notice22 Sept 2022View
WASTEConsultee Comment · PDF15 Sept 2022View
PROPOSED SITE BLOCK PLANDrawing · PDF9 Sept 2022View
TOPOGRAPHICAL SURVEYDrawing · PDF9 Sept 2022View
EXISTING SITE LOCATION AND BLOCK PLANDrawing · PDF9 Sept 2022View
PROPOSED SITE LOCATION AND BLOCK PLANDrawing · PDF9 Sept 2022View
EXISTING STREET SCENEDrawing · PDF9 Sept 2022View
PROPOSED STREET SCENEDrawing · PDF11 Aug 2022View
PROPOSED STREET SCENEDrawing · PDF11 Aug 2022View
ARBORICULTURAL REPORTReport · PDF11 Aug 2022View
ECOLOGY REPORTReport · PDF11 Aug 2022View
DESIGN AND ACCESS STATEMENTOther · PDF11 Aug 2022View
WASTE STATEMENTOther · PDF11 Aug 2022View
PROPOSED PLANS AND ELEVATIONS - PLOT ONEDrawing · PDF11 Aug 2022View
PROPOSED PLANS AND ELEVATIONS - PLOT TWODrawing · PDF11 Aug 2022View
EXISTING PLANS AND ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF11 Aug 2022View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF11 Aug 2022View

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