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Application for a non-material amendment to allow for rebuilding of the upper level of the west courtyard wall following the grant of planning permission ref 23/0592/FUL.

The Mansion Wrotham Park Barnet Hertfordshire EN5 4SB

UnknownReference: 23/1156/MAHertsmere Borough Council

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The Mansion Wrotham Park Barnet Hertfordshire EN5 4SB

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Application summary

Status
Unknown
Application type
Minor Amendment
Received
10 Aug 2023
Validated
10 Aug 2023
Determination deadline
12 Sept 2023
Local authority
Hertsmere Borough Council

Application overview

Application for a non-material amendment to allow for rebuilding of the upper level of the west courtyard wall following the grant of planning permission ref 23/0592/FUL.

Proposal details

Reference
23/1156/MA
Ward
Bentley Heath & The Royds
Parish
No Parish
Agent
ADAM Architecture

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision letterDecision · PDF12 Sept 2023View
Heritage commentsConsultee replies · PDF11 Sept 2023View
Historic england responseConsultee replies · PDF5 Sept 2023View
Application form redactedApplication Form · PDF11 Aug 2023View
Attachment summaryOne App Attachments · PDF11 Aug 2023View
Existing block planDrawing/Plans · PDF11 Aug 2023View
Location planDrawing/Plans · PDF11 Aug 2023View
Key roof detailsDrawing/Plans · PDF11 Aug 2023View
Supporting statementSupporting Documents · PDF11 Aug 2023View
Methodology for rebuilding west courtyardSupporting Documents · PDF11 Aug 2023View
Dismantling and rebuilding of stable block wallsSupporting Documents · PDF11 Aug 2023View

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  9. Permission Expiry Date

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