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Replacement of existing softwood bi-fold glazed doors & rear door with Aluminium framed double glazed doors

Dove Chapel Ashford Barnstaple Devon EX31 4DB

ApprovedReference: 79403North Devon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Listed Building Consent
Received
8 Oct 2024
Validated
2 Dec 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
North Devon District Council

Application overview

Replacement of existing softwood bi-fold glazed doors & rear door with Aluminium framed double glazed doors

Proposal details

Reference
79403
Ward
HEANTON PUNCHARDON
Parish
ASHFORD, HEANTON PUNCHARDON
Agent
Susana Raffel

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Application location

Dove Chapel Ashford Barnstaple Devon EX31 4DB

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Documents 20 of 20

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision Notice_79403.pdfDecision Notice24 Jan 2025View
Officer Report_79403.pdfDelegated Report24 Jan 2025View
Existing - Proposed ElevationsElevations Existing and Proposed2 Dec 2024View
Proposed Sliding Aluminiun Door 1Elevations Proposed2 Dec 2024View
Proposed Sliding Aluminiun Door 2Elevations Proposed2 Dec 2024View
Location PlanLocation Plan8 Oct 2024View
Proposed Joinery Details 1Sections Proposed2 Dec 2024View
Proposed Joinery Details 2Sections Proposed2 Dec 2024View
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication Form No Personal Data8 Oct 2024View
Dove Chapel -Access statement.pdfDesign and Access Statement8 Oct 2024View
Dove Chapel -Heritage Statement .pdfHeritage Statement8 Oct 2024View
Existing back doorPhotographs8 Oct 2024View
Existing bi-fold doorsPhotographs8 Oct 2024View
Evidence of decayPhotographs8 Oct 2024View
Window Detail MXH(B-JG)015039Supporting Document8 Oct 2024View
DCC Ecology Trigger Table Applicant-1 copy.pdfWildlife Trigger Report8 Oct 2024View
Heritage & Conservation OfficerConsultation Response17 Dec 2024View
Ashford PCConsultation Response17 Jan 2025View
Proposed ElevationsDOVE CHAPEL - elevations.pdf8 Oct 2024View
Existing ElevationsDOVE CHAPEL - elevations existing0001.pdf8 Oct 2024View

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Decision Notice_79403.pdf
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