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Insertion new windows and doors to the ground floor side elevation of the building

Former Peacocks Stores Ltd, 43-45 High Street, Ware, SG12 9BA

PermittedReference: PL/0321/23Hertfordshire County Council

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Application location

Former Peacocks Stores Ltd, 43-45 High Street, Ware, SG12 9BA

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Application summary

Status
Permitted
Application type
Not published
Received
15 Feb 2023
Validated
2 Mar 2023
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Hertfordshire County Council

Application overview

Insertion new windows and doors to the ground floor side elevation of the building

Proposal details

Reference
PL/0321/23
Agent
Mrs Nicola Mckay

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
FINAL CC0836 Ware Library APRIL 2023 DECISION NOTICE signed.pdfDecision Notice and associated report20 Apr 2023View
FINAL CC0836 High Street Ware APRIL 2023 DELEGATED REPORT signed.pdfDecision Notice and associated report20 Apr 2023View
East Herts District Council response.pdfConsultation responses10 Mar 2023View
Thames Water Response PL032123(1).pdfConsultation responses23 Mar 2023View
Highway Authority Response_PL-0321-23(1).pdfConsultation responses6 Apr 2023View
EA Screening checklist - Feb 23 43-45 High Street Ware.pdfHCC validation/consultation documents3 Mar 2023View
HCC Consultation Plan.pdfHCC validation/consultation documents3 Mar 2023View
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfPlanning Application Documents23 Feb 2023View
HSW-HCL-00-DR-Existing Ground Floor Plan_P03.pdfPlanning Application Documents23 Feb 2023View
HSW-HCL-00-DR-Proposed Ground Floor Plan _P04.pdfPlanning Application Documents23 Feb 2023View
HSW-HCL-ZZ-DR-Existing Side Elevation_P03.pdfPlanning Application Documents23 Feb 2023View
HSW-HCL-ZZ-DR-Proposed Side Elevation_P03.pdfPlanning Application Documents23 Feb 2023View
Planning Statement doc.docPlanning Application Documents23 Feb 2023View
site location plan with blue line.pdfPlanning Application Documents2 Mar 2023View

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  2. Date Valid

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  5. Decision Date

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Decision & conditions

Permitted
FINAL CC0836 Ware Library APRIL 2023 DECISION NOTICE signed.pdf FINAL CC0836 High Street Ware APRIL 2023 DELEGATED REPORT signed.pdf
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