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Listed Building Consent for the subdivision of residential garden formerly serving No. 4 King Street to provide residential amenity space for both No. 4 King Street and No. 5 Queen Street and alterations to the shared north west boundary wall to provide access from No. 5 Queen Street into the newly created amenity space. Erection of a 1.65m (5' 5") brick wall between the areas of garden to provide a new dividing boundary. (Retrospective.)

4 King Street, Emsworth, PO10 7AZ

Decision MadeReference: APP/10/00267Havant Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Listed building consent (Alt/Ext)
Received
10 Jun 2010
Validated
22 Jun 2010
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Havant Borough Council

Application overview

Listed Building Consent for the subdivision of residential garden formerly serving No. 4 King Street to provide residential amenity space for both No. 4 King Street and No. 5 Queen Street and alterations to the shared north west boundary wall to provide access from No. 5 Queen Street into the newly created amenity space. Erection of a 1.65m (5' 5") brick wall between the areas of garden to provide a new dividing boundary. (Retrospective.)

Proposal details

Reference
APP/10/00267
Alternative references
PP-01102523

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Application location

4 King Street, Emsworth, PO10 7AZ

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DocumentPublishedAction
TITLE: Application Form COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF16 Dec 2010View
TITLE: Small Plans A4 A3 COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF16 Dec 2010View
TITLE: Small Plans A4 A3 COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF16 Dec 2010View
TITLE: Small Plans A4 A3 COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF16 Dec 2010View
TITLE: Small Plans A4 A3 COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF16 Dec 2010View
TITLE: Location Plan COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF16 Dec 2010View
TITLE: Decision Notice COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF8 Sept 2010View
TITLE: Small Plans A4 A3 COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF16 Dec 2010View

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