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Listed Building consent for alterations of part of rear ground floor from banking use to form one new one bedroom flat and repositioning of external staircase.

30 High Street, Emsworth, PO10 7AR

OtherReference: APP/15/00138Havant Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Other
Application type
Listed building consent (Alt/Ext)
Received
30 Jan 2015
Validated
11 Feb 2015
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Havant Borough Council

Application overview

Listed Building consent for alterations of part of rear ground floor from banking use to form one new one bedroom flat and repositioning of external staircase.

Proposal details

Reference
APP/15/00138
Agent
Graham Nicolls Ltd

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Application location

30 High Street, Emsworth, PO10 7AR

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TITLE: Location Plan COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF23 Feb 2015View
TITLE: Consultation Response - English Heritage COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF18 Mar 2015View
TITLE: Application Form - Redacted COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF23 Feb 2015View
TITLE: Existing First and Second Floor Plans COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF23 Feb 2015View
TITLE: Proposed Ground Floor Plan COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF23 Feb 2015View
TITLE: Biodiversity Checklist Section 2 COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF23 Feb 2015View
TITLE: Side Elevation - Existing COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF23 Feb 2015View
TITLE: Flood Risk Maps COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF23 Feb 2015View
TITLE: Proposed First Floor Plan COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF23 Feb 2015View
TITLE: Proposed Second Floor Plan; Existing and Proposed Roof Plan COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF23 Feb 2015View
TITLE: Rear Elevation - Existing COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF23 Feb 2015View
TITLE: Side Elevation - Proposed COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF23 Feb 2015View
TITLE: Heritage, Design and Access Statement COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF23 Feb 2015View
TITLE: Consultee Response - Conservation COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF20 Mar 2015View
TITLE: CIL Additional Information Requirement Form COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF23 Feb 2015View
TITLE: Biodiversity Checklist Section 2B COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF23 Feb 2015View
TITLE: Biodiversity Checklist Section 1 COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF23 Feb 2015View
TITLE: Validation Statements COMMENT:Officer Notes · PDF23 Feb 2015View
TITLE: Rear Elevations - Proposed COMMENT:Maps & Plans · PDF23 Feb 2015View

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