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CONSERVATION AREA APPLICATION FOR RAISING OF ROOF & CONVERSION OF LOFT SPACE TO FORM ADDITIONAL LIVING ACCOMMODATION
Reference: 55528 North Devon District Council
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Application location MOUNTAIN ASH COTTAGE, 35 ST MARYS ROAD, , CROYDE, BRAUNTON, DEVON, EX33 1PG
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Application summary
Status Withdrawn Invalid
Application type Relevant Demolition in a Conservation Area
Received 2 Apr 2013
Validated 2 Apr 2013
Determination deadline Not published
Local authority North Devon District Council Overview Location Documents Timeline Decision Application overview CONSERVATION AREA APPLICATION FOR RAISING OF ROOF & CONVERSION OF LOFT SPACE TO FORM ADDITIONAL LIVING ACCOMMODATION
Proposal details
Reference 55528
Ward GEORGEHAM & MORTEHOE
Parish GEORGEHAM
Agent MR CARL HUNTLEY
Documents 1 of 1 Filter documents All documents Decisions Document Published Action 55528_DN_Withdrawn.pdf 10 Apr 2013 View
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2 Apr 2013 2 Apr 2013 10 Apr 2013 Show all published dates Decision & conditions #DECISIONNOTICE# Planning conditions Conditions aren’t listed here. Read the council decision notice for the full decision and conditions.
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