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For repair works to existing windows 2N (2nd floor North), 2E (2nd floor East), 2S (2nd floor South), 3N (3rd floor North), 3S (3rd floor South), 3W (3rd floor West), 4E (4th floor East) and 4W (4th floor West)

Burgh le Marsh Windmill, High Street, Burgh le Marsh

Decision IssuedReference: PL/0006/23Lincolnshire County Council

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Application location

Burgh le Marsh Windmill, High Street, Burgh le Marsh

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Application summary

Status
Decision Issued
Application type
Listed Building Consent
Received
Not published
Validated
15 Feb 2023
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Lincolnshire County Council

Application overview

For repair works to existing windows 2N (2nd floor North), 2E (2nd floor East), 2S (2nd floor South), 3N (3rd floor North), 3S (3rd floor South), 3W (3rd floor West), 4E (4th floor East) and 4W (4th floor West)

Proposal details

Reference
PL/0006/23
Agent
Lindum BMS

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Documents 18 of 18

DocumentPublishedAction
APPROVED REVISED Application Form - Without Personal DataApplication DocumentationNot publishedView
APPROVED Design and Access Statement/Heritage Impact AssessmentApplication DocumentationNot publishedView
APPROVED Specification for Window RepairsApplication DocumentationNot publishedView
APPROVED Window and Door SurveyApplication DocumentationNot publishedView
APPROVED Photographs of Windows and DoorsApplication DocumentationNot publishedView
Decision NoticeDecision NoticeNot publishedView
Delegated ReportDelegated ReportNot publishedView
APPROVED Location PlanPlans or DrawingsNot publishedView
APPROVED Windows 2S SurveyPlans or DrawingsNot publishedView
APPROVED Windows 2N SurveyPlans or DrawingsNot publishedView
APPROVED Windows 3N SurveyPlans or DrawingsNot publishedView
APPROVED Windows 2S RepairsPlans or DrawingsNot publishedView
APPROVED Windows 2N RepairsPlans or DrawingsNot publishedView
APPROVED Windows 3N RepairsPlans or DrawingsNot publishedView
East Lindsey District Council - Conservation 14/03/2023Representation(s) Received - ConsulteesNot publishedView
Historic England 06/03/2023Representation(s) Received - ConsulteesNot publishedView
Lincolnshire County Council - Historic Places 30/03/2023Representation(s) Received - ConsulteesNot publishedView
Displayed 01/03/2023Site NoticeNot publishedView

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