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Flood resistant barriers to front and rear door openings and lime mortar patch repairs (Application for Listed Building Consent)

STADDLE STONES, ROCKBOURNE SP6 3NA

DecidedReference: 25/10935New Forest District Council

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STADDLE STONES, ROCKBOURNE SP6 3NA

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Listed Building Alteration
Received
14 Oct 2025
Validated
4 Nov 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
New Forest District Council

Application overview

Flood resistant barriers to front and rear door openings and lime mortar patch repairs (Application for Listed Building Consent)

Proposal details

Reference
25/10935
Alternative references
PP-14408449
Ward
Downlands & Forest North
Parish
Rockbourne

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
OFFICERS REPORTReports · PDF10 Dec 2025View
DECISION NOTICEDecisions · PDF10 Dec 2025View
CONSULTEE RESPONSE - CONSERVATIONConsultee Comment · PDF28 Nov 2025View
REPRESENTEE - LORD ROBERT ELIBANK, THE OLD RECTORYRepresentees · PDF21 Nov 2025View
CONSULTEE - ROCKBOURNE PARISH COUNCILConsultee Comment · PDF19 Nov 2025View
Granted_LOCATION PLANPlans · PDF6 Nov 2025View
Granted_BLOCK PLANPlans · PDF4 Nov 2025View
Granted_PHOTOS OF RENDER POINTING REPAIR LOCATIONSSubmitted Applications · PDF29 Oct 2025View
Granted_CONSERVATION GUIDESubmitted Applications · PDF14 Oct 2025View
Granted_COSHH LIME POINTINGSubmitted Applications · PDF14 Oct 2025View
Granted_METHOD STATEMENTSubmitted Applications · PDF14 Oct 2025View
Granted_PRODUCT INFO SHEETSubmitted Applications · PDF14 Oct 2025View
Granted_ELEVATIONSPlans · PDF14 Oct 2025View
Granted_FRONT DOOR MOCK UPSubmitted Applications14 Oct 2025View
Granted_REAR DOOR MOCK UPSubmitted Applications14 Oct 2025View
Granted_DESIGN, ACCESS & HERITAGESubmitted Applications · PDF14 Oct 2025View
Granted_APPLICATION FORM REDACTEDSubmitted Applications · PDF14 Oct 2025View

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