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Demolition of existing rear conservatory and construction of single storey rear extension to measure 5m in total length from the rear of the host dwelling, 3.5m maximum height and 3.3m eaves height

8 The Elms Ringmer East Sussex BN8 5EZ

DecidedReference: LW/20/0644Lewes District Council

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8 The Elms Ringmer East Sussex BN8 5EZ

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
GPD - Extensions
Received
8 Sept 2020
Validated
8 Sept 2020
Determination deadline
20 Oct 2020
Local authority
Lewes District Council

Application overview

Demolition of existing rear conservatory and construction of single storey rear extension to measure 5m in total length from the rear of the host dwelling, 3.5m maximum height and 3.3m eaves height

Proposal details

Reference
LW/20/0644
Ward
Ouse Valley & Ringmer
Parish
Ringmer
Agent
WAS Chartered Architects

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Documents 10 of 10

DocumentPublishedAction
Officers report LDC PLAP (public)Officers report LDC PLAP (public)23 Oct 2020View
Decision notice LDC PLAP (public)Decision notice LDC PLAP (public)23 Oct 2020View
publicPrior approval or notification application from customer LDC PLAP (public)22 Sept 2020View
RR.19.101.02 Proposed Block PlanOriginal proposed plan LDC PLAP (public)22 Sept 2020View
RR.19.101.14F Proposed ElevationsOriginal proposed plan LDC PLAP (public)22 Sept 2020View
RR.19.101.13.G Proposed Floor PlansOriginal proposed plan LDC PLAP (public)22 Sept 2020View
RR.19.101.04 Existing ElevationsOriginal existing plan LDC PLAP (public)22 Sept 2020View
RR.19.101.03 Existing Floor PlansOriginal existing plan LDC PLAP (public)22 Sept 2020View
RR.19.101.02 Existing Block PlanOriginal existing plan LDC PLAP (public)22 Sept 2020View
RR.19.101.01 Existing Site Location PlanOriginal existing plan LDC PLAP (public)22 Sept 2020View

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Decision & conditions

Refused

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Decision notice LDC PLAP (public)
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