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To fit external stairs within Salt and Pepper private courtyard.

Salt And Pepper 31 Monnow Street Monmouth Monmouthshire NP25 3EF

DecidedReference: DM/2021/00307Monmouthshire County Council

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Application location

Salt And Pepper 31 Monnow Street Monmouth Monmouthshire NP25 3EF

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Listed Building Consent Heritage
Received
23 Feb 2021
Validated
3 Mar 2021
Determination deadline
28 Apr 2021
Local authority
Monmouthshire County Council

Application overview

To fit external stairs within Salt and Pepper private courtyard.

Proposal details

Reference
DM/2021/00307
Ward
Drybridge
Parish
Monmouth Town Council

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
COMMUNITY COUNCILOther · PDF27 Jul 2021View
ReportReport · PDF21 Jul 2021View
LISTED BUILDING CONSENT APPROVAL DECISONDecision · PDF21 Jul 2021View
DecisionDecision · PDF21 Jul 2021View
COMMENT - MCC BUILDING CONTROL.Consultee Comment · PDF9 Jul 2021View
AMENDED PAGE 1 TO INCLUDE AGENTApplication Form24 Feb 2021View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF23 Feb 2021View
SUPPORTING INFORMATIONOther · PDF23 Feb 2021View
ELEVATION AS EXISTINGDrawing23 Feb 2021View
GF PLAN PROPOSEDDrawing23 Feb 2021View
FF PLAN EXISTINGDrawing23 Feb 2021View
ELEVATION AS EXISTINGDrawing23 Feb 2021View
GF PLAN EXISTINGDrawing23 Feb 2021View
HERITAGE IMPACT STATEMENTOther23 Feb 2021View
ELEVATION AS PROPOSEDDrawing23 Feb 2021View
SITE LOCATION AND BLOCK PLANSDrawing23 Feb 2021View
FF PLAN PROPOSEDDrawing23 Feb 2021View
ELEVATION AS PROPOSEDDrawing23 Feb 2021View
HERITAGE IMPACT STATEMENT PG 2Other23 Feb 2021View

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Decision & conditions

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LISTED BUILDING CONSENT APPROVAL DECISON Decision
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